Language learning that goes further
Learn a language. Fund a classroom.
Book paid 1:1 lessons in English, Spanish, French or German with a teacher you choose. Every booking helps fund free group English courses for learners in developing countries.
What would you like to learn?
Pay per lesson. No subscription.
Find someone you’ll love learning with.
Choose a teacher who understands your goals, fits your schedule and makes speaking feel easier.
Choose your teacher
Every teacher has a teaching certificate or a degree. Watch their intro video and check their levels, price and open times before you book.
Book a time that suits you
Pick a lesson length and one of the times your teacher has opened. You’ll see the full price before you pay.
Learn live, one to one
Your lesson runs on video inside Nattive. There’s no subscription. You pay per lesson.
Why Nattive exists
Your lesson doesn’t have to end with you.
We started Nattive to help people learn English. Along the way, we realised that wanting to learn and being able to afford lessons aren’t the same thing.
So we’re building a different kind of language-learning community. When you improve your own skills through a paid lesson, you also help someone else learn English.
You study. They study.
Your language progress helps create opportunities for others.
Book your lesson
Choose your teacher and a time that suits you.
Your booking contributes
Part of every paid lesson helps fund the Nattive Classroom.
We fund a course together
Contributions build towards 8 hours of group teaching.
More people get to learn
A paid teacher leads free group English courses for learners in developing countries.
Our five-year mission
100,000 hours of opportunity
We’re on a mission to fund 100,000 hours of live English classes for learners in developing countries. Every language lesson booked on Nattive brings us closer.
Our goal: 100,000 hours of live English teaching by the end of 2032.
Today: 0 hours delivered. Next milestone: our first Classroom, 8 hours.
Our first Classroom: 8 hours of teaching. Then 100 hours. Then 1,000. Then 10,000. Together, each stage takes us closer to 100,000.
We’re building the first Classroom. Follow our progress as paid lessons help make more teaching possible.
An hour means one hour of teacher-led class time, whatever the size of the group.
Follow our impactA few things to know.
What does 100,000 hours mean?
How does my lesson help others?
Do I need a subscription?
Can I choose my teacher and lesson time?
Your next conversation can make a difference.
Find your teacher. Make progress in your language. Help us move towards 100,000 hours of English teaching.



