Free online
LearnEnglish Kids
Ages 5–12: songs, stories, spelling, games, and printable activities. Free learning materials; paid courses are separate. British English examples may differ from American usage.
Open LearnEnglish Kids →ENGLISH FOR SCHOOL, WORK & EVERYDAY LIFE
Learn English. Take one useful step.
Practice a useful phrase
Say or write two polite ways to ask someone to repeat a direction.
Reveal a tip or example
“Could you say that again, please?” and “Would you mind repeating the last step?”
Choose the path that fits you. Start with one activity, then read, listen, and say something in English.
Children & families
Free online
Colorín Colorado
K–12 families: bilingual reading tips, school guidance, booklists, and multilingual resources. Especially useful for supporting learning at home.
Open Colorín Colorado →Free online
Colorín on the Go
Teachers and families: practical English-learner strategies and shareable multilingual literacy tips.
Open Colorín on the Go →For school-based English-language support, ask your child’s school about its ESOL services. A school grade and an English proficiency level are different.
Teens: build school English
Free online
LearnEnglish Teens
Ages 13–17: reading, listening, writing, grammar, and vocabulary. Materials are free without an account; optional community features require registration. British English is used.
Open LearnEnglish Teens →Free Hub tool
Practice academic skills
Use our original reading, vocabulary, and writing lessons. Choose your grade and a skill; these are subject lessons, not an English placement test.
Open Practice academic skills →Free Hub tool
Study your own notes
Turn a short school reading or your notes into a guided study routine. Keep a short vocabulary list alongside your subject notes.
Open Study your own notes →Adults: start or strengthen English
Free · account required
USA Learns
Start with the 1st English Course for beginners or the 2nd English Course for intermediate learners. Video-based speaking, listening, reading, writing, and vocabulary. Free account for coursework and progress.
Open USA Learns →Free online
British Council LearnEnglish
Free adult reading, listening, grammar, and vocabulary materials by level. No account needed for the resource library; classes and other products may cost money.
Open British Council LearnEnglish →Free Hub tool
Citizenship preparation
Use our speaking, reading, writing, and interview-language activities, then study the full official USCIS list for your test version. Includes Florida class listings.
Open Citizenship preparation →Ready to work toward a diploma? Open the Florida GED portal. Build English alongside reading and math; this portal does not determine test eligibility or readiness.
Find a teacher or local class
Free directory · provider costs vary
Florida Literacy Coalition
Find English, literacy, and GED programs by location. Referral help is free; individual programs may be free or low-cost. Ask about schedule, level, eligibility, and waiting lists.
Open Florida Literacy Coalition →Free · registration required
Florida online conversation
Free Zoom conversation courses for Florida residents age 18+ with intermediate English. Live weekly meetings; spaces and registration vary. Not a beginner course.
Open Florida online conversation →Public directory · local access varies
Florida library learning
Find library English tutoring, conversation groups, GED preparation, and citizenship programs. Check the local library’s current calendar and access requirements.
Open Florida library learning →A simple 15-minute English routine
- 5 minutes: Watch or listen to one short lesson. Repeat three useful phrases aloud.
- 5 minutes: Read the matching text. Choose three new words and write a meaning or translation.
- 5 minutes: Write two sentences and say them aloud. Revisit yesterday’s words.
You can use your home language to help you understand. Choose materials by your English level and interests, rather than moving to younger children’s work automatically.
Before you start
External providers manage their own accounts, privacy, enrollment, and services. A free resource library does not mean every product or class is free. Younger learners should use external sites with a parent, guardian, or teacher. We do not assess pronunciation, provide live tutoring, or award an English credential.
Resource descriptions checked November 1, 2026. Terms and provider notices · Report an outdated resource.