For language tutors
Level and speaking —
never lost between lessons
Units, homework, vocabulary decks, and speaking tasks on one path. Students know what to do at home — you can see what has been handed in.
- A path that follows the level (A2 → B2 and beyond)
- Homework and flashcards in the same flow
- Fewer “what was the homework?” messages
Language lessons without a system
Sound familiar?
How running a student often looks:
- PDFs and links scattered across the chat
- Vocabulary in one place, homework in another
- Speaking judged by feel — no trace between lessons
- A new student means building the program from scratch again
With Lenitera
A language path in one place:
- Steps: lesson → material → speaking/homework → quiz
- Flashcard decks inside the path
- Progress per unit visible before the next lesson
- A program template you clone for the next student
The language path loop
- 01
01Placement
You fix the level and the goals, so the path does not drift from lesson to lesson.
- 02
02Practice
Lessons, homework, and flashcards run as steps — nothing gets lost.
- 03
03Check
Quizzes and speaking homework show what actually stuck.
A typical tutor workflow — a reference point, not a promise of metrics.
Language path
Units and speaking on one path
Level-based steps: lesson, material, speaking homework, quiz — so the program does not scatter across chat and Drive.
- Route follows A2 → B2 (or your levels)
- Speaking tasks as homework steps
- Reuse templates for new students
Homework
Students know what to do at home
Assignments open in the student dashboard with materials beside the answer — fewer “what was homework?” messages.
- Clear assignment + materials
- Autosave drafts
- Submission status on the path
Vocabulary
Flashcards next to the path, not in another app
Decks sit in the same product as the program — practice between lessons stays visible.
What makes language lessons stronger
Homework and tests
Written work, problem sets, quizzes, and practice tests in one learning path
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. A path step can be homework with audio or a written answer — the submission status shows up in the student profile.
Yes. The structure is the same: a path and steps. The content — English, German, Spanish — is yours.
You can teach inside the platform. If Zoom is your habit, the path still keeps the program and homework together.
Build a language path
for your first student
Free plan available. 14 days of Pro included. No card required.