English for All — English School in Florianópolis, Brazil

Level check

Two minutes, and nobody sees it.

The single biggest reason people do not start a course is not the price — it is not knowing their own level and being embarrassed to guess. Nobody walks into a school at 34 and announces they are a beginner.

So this check is private: no signup, no email, no published score and nothing stored. It runs in your browser and the result stays on your screen.

A1A2B1 B2C1

Levels follow the Common European Framework (CEFR). Which of them the school actually offers: [CONFIRM]

An open notebook and pen on a table, no people — illustrative stock photograph

Question 1 of 6

Talking about yourself

I can say my name and a few isolated words. I can introduce myself and talk about my routine. I can tell the story of my weekend in some detail. I can talk about my career and argue a point of view. I can talk about almost anything without hunting for words.

Question 2 of 6

Listening

I only catch words I already know, spoken slowly. I can follow the gist of a simple conversation. I can follow a video or podcast on a familiar topic. I follow films and meetings without subtitles, with some effort. I understand different accents and fast speech easily.

Question 3 of 6

Reading

I recognise isolated words and signs. I read short, direct messages and texts. I read a whole news article or work email. I read long, technical texts in my field. I read anything, including literature and legal text.

Question 4 of 6

Writing

I write isolated words and very short sentences. I write a simple message without help. I write a work email that reads clearly. I write reports and structured texts. I write precisely and in the right register for the situation.

Question 5 of 6

In a real conversation

I freeze and switch back to Portuguese. I get by, with pauses and repetition. I keep the conversation going, mistakes and all. I speak naturally and self-correct. I converse the way I do in Portuguese, without thinking.

Question 6 of 6

How long you have studied

Never, or I stopped many years ago. A little, at school or on my own. A few years, on and off. Regularly, for a good while. I have lived or worked in English.

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One person, one schedule, one goal.

A1A2B1B2C1

In person / online [CONFIRM]

Duration: [CONFIRM]
Class size: [CONFIRM]
Monthly fee: R$ [CONFIRM]

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[CONFIRM] Whether the school teaches children and teenagers. If it does, that is a compliance area: no image of a minor anywhere, and enrolment is always done by the responsible adult — this site never collects a child’s data.

⚠ Exam preparation is not accreditation. Nothing on this site claims official exam-centre status or official partnership, and nothing guarantees an IELTS, TOEFL or Cambridge score — none of that will be written without documentation.

How it starts

Three steps, and none of them costs anything.

01

Take the level check

Free, two minutes, no signup and nobody watching.

02

Book the trial class

Free. Conditions: [CONFIRM]

03

Pick a class and a time

Whatever fits your week, in 24-hour time (19h30, not 7:30pm).

Who teaches

The teachers are the product.

Three reserved places. Name, qualification and what each teaches come from you — a teaching qualification is verifiable, and a false claim here is serious.

Portrait of an adult against a neutral ground — illustrative stock photograph, not a real teacher of the school

Teacher 1 — [CONFIRM]

What they teach: [CONFIRM]

Qualification (CELTA, TESOL, degree…): [CONFIRM]

Languages: [CONFIRM]

Teacher 2 — [CONFIRM]

What they teach: [CONFIRM]

Qualification (CELTA, TESOL, degree…): [CONFIRM]

Languages: [CONFIRM]

Teacher 3 — [CONFIRM]

What they teach: [CONFIRM]

Qualification (CELTA, TESOL, degree…): [CONFIRM]

Languages: [CONFIRM]

No score, no stars, no “4.9 (250+)”. No teacher rating has been invented and none will be.

Timetable and prices

No surprise enrolment fee.

Times in 24-hour format. Values in R$ (BRL). Nothing here has been invented — and if you prefer to quote case by case, we say so outright rather than leaving the topic out.

Class timetable
Time	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
08h00	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]
10h00	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]
14h00	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]
18h00	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]
19h30	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]
21h00	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]	[CONFIRM]

Monthly fee

R$ [CONFIRM]

Enrolment feeR$ [CONFIRM]
CoursebookR$ [CONFIRM]
Contract length[CONFIRM]
Cancellation[CONFIRM]
Make-up classes[CONFIRM]

Under Brazilian consumer law the total cost must be clear: monthly fee, enrolment fee, materials, term and cancellation rule together, with no undisclosed auto-renewal. If enrolment happens off-premises or online, the 7-day right of withdrawal applies.

Why here

Eight reasons — and none invented.

Small classes — [CONFIRM]
A focus on speaking — [CONFIRM]
Coursebook included — [CONFIRM]
Flexible timetable — [CONFIRM]
Make-up classes — [CONFIRM]
Qualified teachers — [CONFIRM]
In person and online — [CONFIRM]
A free trial class — [CONFIRM]

[CONFIRM] what does “família” mean here?

The only public signal the school has put into the world is the handle @familiaenglishforall — and it is genuinely ambiguous. It could mean (a) a family-run school; (b) a school that treats its student body as a família, a community; or (c) a school that teaches families together.

Those are three different websites. This mockup is built on the community reading, which is the safest and most broadly applicable — but the question is yours, and the answer changes the homepage, the photography and the voice.

Adults talking in a relaxed setting — illustrative stock photograph

The community

You learn English by talking to people.

A conversation club, a film night, a language exchange, student meet-ups — what actually exists is yours to say.

Conversation club — [CONFIRM]
Film night — [CONFIRM]
Language exchange — [CONFIRM]
Student meet-ups — [CONFIRM]

Testimonials

[CONFIRM] A school may publish testimonials — unlike a law firm. But only real, named, consented ones. We have written no examples, used no stock portrait as a student, and will never publish a testimonial from or about a minor. If no real testimonial exists, this section comes off the site.

Frequently asked

What everyone asks before enrolling.

Do I need to know anything to start?

No. There are classes for people who have never studied — and the level check above is private precisely so you do not have to guess in public. Which levels currently have an open class: [CONFIRM]

How does the trial class work?

It exists, it is free, and it commits you to nothing. Conditions — one per person, subject to availability, in person or online: [CONFIRM]

Can I change my class time?

[CONFIRM]

Are missed classes made up?

[CONFIRM]

Is the coursebook included?

Whether the material is in the monthly fee or charged separately changes the real cost of the course, so it has to be stated clearly: [CONFIRM]

Do you issue a certificate?

A certificate of completion issued by the school is not an internationally recognised qualification and is not equivalent to Cambridge, IELTS or TOEFL. What the school issues, and what it means: [CONFIRM]

How much does it cost?

The monthly fee, enrolment fee, materials, contract length and cancellation rule have to appear together — no surprise charges. Until they are confirmed, no figure is published here: [CONFIRM]

Do you teach children and teenagers?

If the school teaches minors, enrolment is always done by the responsible adult: this site never collects a child’s or teenager’s data. [CONFIRM]

English tips

What people actually search for.

Three articles in Portuguese answering exactly what gets typed into Google — and which today take the visitor to a competitor’s site.

Books or a study table — illustrative stock photograph

DD/MM/AAAA [CONFIRM]

What is my English level?

A1 to C1 — what each one means in practice, without the jargon.

DD/MM/AAAA [CONFIRM]

How to learn English from scratch

What to do in the first three months, and what to ignore.

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The difference between A2 and B1

The boundary where most people get stuck — and how to tell which side you are on.

Contact

Talk to the school.

In Brazil, enrolment happens on WhatsApp — essentially without exception. So it comes first.

Book a trial class [CONFIRM]

WhatsApp [CONFIRM]
Phone [CONFIRM]
Address [CONFIRM]
Neighbourhood [CONFIRM]
Office hours [CONFIRM]
Instagram @familiaenglishforall

Florianópolis Santa Catarina

[CONFIRM address and neighbourhood]

Book your free trial class.

No commitment, no card, no signup. If it is not for you, that is fine. [CONFIRM]

Message on WhatsApp [CONFIRM] Take the level check

Learn English without the fear of starting.

Two minutes, and nobody sees it.

Talking about yourself

Listening

Reading

Writing

In a real conversation

How long you have studied

Choose by your goal, not by the name.

English for Adults

Conversation

Business English

Exam preparation

Travel English

One-to-one

Three steps, and none of them costs anything.

Take the level check

Book the trial class

Pick a class and a time

The teachers are the product.

Teacher 1 — [CONFIRM]

Teacher 2 — [CONFIRM]

Teacher 3 — [CONFIRM]

No surprise enrolment fee.

Eight reasons — and none invented.

You learn English by talking to people.

Testimonials

What everyone asks before enrolling.

What people actually search for.

What is my English level?

How to learn English from scratch

The difference between A2 and B1

Talk to the school.

Book your free trial class.