General English: myClass (A1–C1)

myClass is a new, flexible way for you to develop your English without ever missing a class.

Teaching is 100% face-to-face and your lessons will focus on authentic everyday English with real-life topics and practical language tasks, so you can achieve your professional, academic and personal goals..

You can start your course whenever you want - you just have to take a placement test.

At the British Council, Carnival lasts for the whole month! During March, register for a myClass English course and make good use of our 10% discount, applicable for all class packs.

Book a test online, or contact us today.

myClass is available in Coimbra, Lisbon, Miraflores, Parede and Porto.

*This promotion is non-cumulative with other offers or promotions. Available for new and existing myClass students.

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What is myClass?

myClass gives you the freedom to pick and choose your lessons organised in themes at different levels. Find out which lessons are available and how you progress.

myClass timetable and prices

We offer a range of class times, and you can decide which ones to attend each week. Choose the package that best suits your budget with our flexible payment options.

Five reasons to learn English with myClass

Face-to-face teaching, flexibility, convenience, value for money and learning with experienced teachers. There are lots of opportunities to practise your English.

myClass - the flexible course that fits your life

How to use the myClass Portal

Use the myClass Portal to book and bookmark classes, cancel a booking, find out more about your teachers, and much more. Learn how to get the most out of myClass.

Are you a school, university or college?

myClass teachers

At the British Council, you are not learning English on your own. All our courses are taught by highly qualified and experienced teachers.

Our levels and the CEFR

Our level system is based on the "Common European Framework of Reference". But what is the CEFR, how does it describe our level of ability in a language, and what do the levels mean?