General English
Everyday fluency, A2–C1
Speak and write naturally for work, travel and life — grammar in context, not grammar in a vacuum.
English learning center · Est. 2014
Learn English with teachers who have names, not algorithms.
Structured courses and a free lesson library for adult learners — built and taught by CELTA- and DELTA-qualified instructors, in the language you already think in.
Trusted by 40,000+ learners across 70 countries.
Real teaching, not generated content
Anyone can publish English “tips.” We do something harder: structured pedagogy, written by people you can look up.
Taught from experience
Every lesson is grounded in real classroom outcomes — including the mistakes our learners actually make, and what fixes them.
Verifiable expertise
CELTA, DELTA and MA TESOL qualifications — listed openly on each teacher’s profile, never hidden behind a brand voice.
Built on trust
Honest headlines, cited sources, named authors and a published editorial policy. We tell you who taught you and why to believe them.
Three ways to learn English
Conversation
Speaking with confidence
Pronunciation, listening and real dialogue practice — the part most self-study skips entirely.
Exam prep
IELTS & Cambridge
Targeted strategy and timed practice for the bands and grades you actually need.
Meet your teacher
Dr. Elena Marsh
“My job isn’t to sound like an expert. It’s to make English feel obvious to you — one clear rule at a time.”
PhD in Applied Linguistics (University of Edinburgh), CELTA-certified, 15 years teaching adult learners across Europe, Latin America and Asia. Elena designs the OEG curriculum.
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Grammar
English Tenses Explained: a Map of All 12
Stop memorising tenses in isolation. See how all twelve connect on one timeline — with a classroom dataset of the errors learners make most.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Oxford English Global free to start?
Yes. Every learner can begin with our free lessons library — no card required. Paid courses add live feedback, structured curricula and certificates.
What English levels do you teach?
We teach from A2 (elementary) through C2 (proficiency), mapped to the CEFR framework, with separate tracks for general English, conversation and exam preparation (IELTS, Cambridge).
Are your teachers actually qualified?
Yes. Every instructor named on this site holds a recognised teaching qualification — CELTA, DELTA or an MA in TESOL/Applied Linguistics — and their credentials are listed on their author page.
Which languages is the site available in?
Oxford English Global is published in English, Spanish, German and Portuguese so you can learn English with guidance in the language you already know.