Top Teens is TopUp Learning’s interactive Online English course for teenagers aged 11–15, designed to make learning English fun, effective, and inspiring. Through live, engaging lessons, students build speaking confidence, expand vocabulary, and develop real-world communication skills with the support of experienced native-speaking English teachers. Our online English classes for teens focus on fluency, accuracy, and confidence—helping young learners succeed at school and in international environments.
Each level of the programme uses a series of Cambridge English course books, ensuring structured, high-quality learning. Lessons include all core skills—speaking, listening, reading, and writing—plus essential grammar and vocabulary practice. These carefully planned online English lessons for teenagers provide a complete language learning experience that prepares students for future studies, exams, and global opportunities.
| Live Online Lessons | Subscription | |||
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| Times per week | 1 month | 3 months | Annual (1 year) | |
Premium Group Lessons
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4 lessons/month (1 hr/wk) |
£48 / 1 month | £132 / 3 months£44 / month | £480 / 12 months£40 / month |
| 8 lessons/month (2 hrs/wk) |
£80 / 1 month | £216 / 3 months£72 / month | £672 / 12 months£56 / month | |
| 20 lessons/month (5 hrs/wk) |
£180 / 1 month | £480 / 3 months£160 / month | £1440 / 12 months£120 / month | |
| 40 lessons/month (10 hrs/wk) |
£320 / 1 month | £840 / 3 months£280 / month | £2400 / 12 months£200 / month | |
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Cambridge English Course Books Used in Our Online Teen Programme
Our Top Teens Online English Classes for teenagers follow the trusted Cambridge English course book series, ensuring structured and effective learning at every level. Each book is carefully selected to match students’ age and ability, helping them build confidence and progress smoothly through the CEFR levels (A1–C1).
• Fun for Movers (A1): Perfect for younger learners, this lively book introduces everyday English through fun games, pictures, and speaking tasks.
• Complete Key for Schools (A2): Builds core grammar and vocabulary while developing real-life communication skills. Ideal preparation for the Cambridge A2 Key for Schools exam.
• Complete Preliminary for Schools (B1): Strengthens all language skills through engaging topics and exam-style activities that prepare teens for Cambridge B1 Preliminary for Schools.
• Complete First for Schools (B2): A comprehensive course that helps students express ideas confidently, refine writing, and speak naturally—preparing them for Cambridge B2 First for Schools.
• Complete Advanced (C1): Develops high-level fluency, accuracy, and academic English, giving learners the skills to succeed in higher education or international careers.
By following this Cambridge English pathway, students receive a clear and motivating learning journey that leads to internationally recognised English proficiency.
Books: you can find the books through the following links, buy them online, or Amazon, or from your local suppliers.
This graph is from Cambridge English website - Reference: https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams-and-tests/cefr
The CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) provides a clear and practical way to understand how young learners progress in English. It describes what students can do at each stage of their language journey — from beginner to advanced.
Below are examples of the key English skills and abilities children develop at each CEFR level, showing how they grow in confidence, communication, and understanding as they move up through the levels.
• A1 (Basic User) - Introduces the foundations of English, including everyday grammar, essential vocabulary, and simple phrases. Students learn to understand and use familiar expressions for daily communication. Cambridge exams: A1 Movers and A2 Key for Schools (A2)
• A2 (Basic User) - Builds on A1 skills by improving comprehension of short texts and simple spoken English. Learners can communicate in everyday situations, talk about personal topics, and understand common classroom language. Cambridge exam: A2 Key for Schools.
• B1 (Independent User) - Enables students to manage practical conversations, describe experiences, and express opinions on familiar topics. They can handle most travel situations in English-speaking countries. Cambridge exams: B1 Preliminary and B1 Preliminary for Schools.
• B2 (Independent User) - Focuses on more complex ideas and fluent communication. Students can understand the main points of challenging texts, discuss abstract topics, and write clear, detailed texts. Cambridge exams: B2 First and B2 First for Schools.
• C1 (Proficient User) - Develops advanced language skills for academic, professional, and social use. Students can understand demanding texts, recognise implied meaning, and express themselves fluently and naturally. Cambridge exam: C1 Advanced.
• C2 (Proficient User) - Represents near-native fluency. Students can understand virtually everything they hear or read and express themselves precisely, confidently, and effortlessly in any situation. Cambridge exam: C2 Proficiency.
CEFR Level |
Listening Skills |
Speaking Skills |
Reading Skills |
Writing Skills |
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This example is about having a social conversation |
This example is about buying items in a shop |
This example is about reading postcards/letters |
This example is about writing letters/messages |
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A1 |
Can take part in basic, factual conversations. For example, ‘Where does your rabbit live?’ ‘It lives in my garden.’ |
Can go to a shop where goods are on display and ask for what they want. For example, ‘Can I have this drink, please?’ |
Can understand simple information from a penfriend. For example, ‘My name is Anita. I’m 16 and I go to school in Brazil.’ |
Can write a simple message saying where they have gone and what time they will be back. For example, ‘Gone to school. Back at 5 p.m.’ |
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A2 |
Can take part in ‘small talk’ and express simple opinions. For example, ‘This looks like a good party.’ ‘Yes, and everyone’s wearing funny clothes.’ |
Can ask for what they want and exchange basic information with other customers. For example, who was first in the queue. |
Can understand letters with simple descriptions of people, events, ideas and opinions. For example, ‘I am sad because it is raining.’ |
Can write a short letter with basic factual information. For example, their name, age, where they live, etc. |
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B1 |
Can take part in a casual conversation for a reasonable period of time. For example, ‘How was your camping holiday this year? Did you get washed away in all that rain?’ ‘When we got there the campsite was closed because of flooding. But we were really lucky – the holiday company offered us a cottage instead for the same price.’ |
Can go to a counter service shop (where goods are not on display) and ask for most of what they want. |
Can understand letters with a range of personal opinions. |
Can write simple letters stating facts and events. |
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B2 |
Can take part in conversations on a range of topics. For example, conversations about events currently in the news. |
Can bargain for what they want and ask effectively for a refund or exchange an item. |
Can understand what is said in personal letters, even where colloquial (informal) language is used. |
Can write letters expressing opinions and giving reasons. |
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C1 |
Can take part in conversations on a range of abstract topics with a good amount of fluency and a variety of expressions. |
Can deal with complex and sensitive transactions. |
Can read quickly enough to cope with an academic course. |
Can write letters on any subject with good expression and accuracy. |
Refernce: What are the different ‘levels’ of learning a language?
English Profile has free vocabulary list for each level than can be downloaded from here:
Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers, A2 Flyers, A2 Key for Schools, B1 Preliminary for Schools
Cambridge also offers more practice here:
CEFR Level A1–A2 (basic level). Cambridge English Qualifications at this level include: Young Learners exams and A2 Key for Schools:
CEFR Level B1–B2 (independent level). Cambridge English Qualifications at this level include: B1 Preliminary for Schools and B2 First for Schools.
CEFR Level C1–C2 (proficient level). Cambridge English Qualifications at this level include: C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency.
More Information
1. What is the refund policy?
There is no refund after subscription or purchase of any cour. But, you can cancel your subscription at any time.
When you cancel a subscription, your course will still be valid until the end of currently paid subscription period. There will be no further renewal and charges following the expiry date of the current subscription period.
2. Is financial aid available?
Financial aid is not available, learners will be required to make full payment of purchase price of the course.
3. Can I take the course for free?
Courses offered by TopUp Learning are not free, learners will need to be able to pay for the course.
4. Is this course using recorded lectures? Do I need to attend any class online?
This English course is taught by highly qualified UK native teachers. All lessons in this course are live from UK, not recorded lectures because the best way to learn English is through interactive lessons.
5. How long does it take to improve my English level?
There are six levels in the General English course, Beginner, Elementary, Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate and Advanced, it will take you 12-14 weeks to improve one level of English if you study 5 days a week.
Super Teens English includes A2, B1, B2 and C1 levels. It will take 6 to 9 months to improve one level if you study for 2 days a week.
6. Will I get a certificate after the course?
Yes, all our English courses are accredited by British UK, so you will receive a certificate upon completion of the course and received the certificate.
7. What will I be able to do upon completing the course?
You can progress to the next level or choose to study an English proficiency course such as IELTS or TOEFL.
8. What is a subscription?
With a subscription, you pay to access live classes and study materials for a period of time. For example, you might subscribe to an English Programme on a monthly basis. Most subscriptions renew automatically unless you cancel them. With our English programmes, you can choose how often the subscription renews.
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