Questions about the curriculum, the app, and the move from the old site

Teachers Together English is moving out of the old LMS and into The Tutor Resource. The curriculum itself is still here, but it now lives inside a broader teaching system built to support lesson delivery, student tracking, placement, feedback, and more.

The goal is not just to host lessons. It is to give tutors a better overall system for teaching, organizing students, and managing more of the work around the lesson.

Yes. The core curriculum is still part of the offer. What is changing is where and how you access it.

The best place to start is inside The Tutor Resource, where the lessons now live alongside the rest of the teaching tools.

If you are new, start with the app. This site is now the place to read about the curriculum. The Tutor Resource is where the teaching experience lives.

No. You can create a free account and explore the platform without entering a card.

Free access is meant to help you explore the platform, preview selected lessons, and see whether the system fits your teaching style before you pay.

Paid plans unlock broader curriculum access and deeper use of the platform, depending on the plan you choose.

Because the value is not only in the lessons. The Tutor Resource is built to support more of the tutoring workflow, including placement, organization, tracking, and lesson-adjacent tools that help tutors save time and work more professionally.

For most people, the best path is to start free, explore the curriculum and setup, and then upgrade only if it feels like the right fit.

The six main levels represent the core kids-to-teen progression:

Level 1. Pre-beginnerLevel 2. Basic beginnerLevel 3. BeginnerLevel 4. Pre-intermediateLevel 5. IntermediateLevel 6. Advanced

Yes. The main curriculum and level pages currently focus on the kids-to-teen progression.

Yes, and they will get their own pages so the core curriculum section stays clear and easy to follow.

Yes. Writing curriculum, reading curriculum, adult materials, and other specialty tracks can live on separate pages as the site grows.

If you already know your student’s level well, you can compare the level pages directly. If you are unsure, use the placement test to get a clearer starting point.

No. These pages are meant to show you the shape of the progression and what each level is for, which is enough to judge the fit. The lesson-level detail is inside the app, where you can look through it once you have a free account.

No. The curriculum is the foundation, but The Tutor Resource is designed as a broader teaching system rather than a simple lesson library.

Depending on the plan and setup, the broader platform can support things like placement, student tracking, feedback workflows, homework support, AI help, and better day-to-day lesson organization.

The placement test helps tutors choose a clearer starting point when they are unsure where a student belongs in the progression.

Yes. One of the advantages of moving the curriculum into The Tutor Resource is that it can sit alongside tools that support better visibility into progress over time.

That is one of the main goals. The curriculum is meant to be ready to teach, and the broader system is designed to reduce the friction around planning, organizing, and following up.

The teaching experience is designed to happen inside The Tutor Resource, where the lesson access and surrounding tools live together.

Yes. That is one of the main reasons to start with a free account.

Yes. The lessons open in your browser and you share your screen the way you already do, so they work alongside whatever video tool you teach on. The app is where the lesson and the notes around it live, not a replacement for your call.

Yes. You can cancel from your account settings, and you keep access until the end of the period you have already paid for. Nothing is locked into a long contract.

Yes. The six-level kids-to-teen progression comes first, and other curriculum areas can be added in separate sections later.