Come with a plan.
Find your next lesson in a structured coursebook. Keep materials and your students’ schedules close at hand.
Coursebooks & lesson schedulingA little more room for teaching.
Less juggling.
More teaching.
Your lesson plan, your classroom, your next step. Lirumi brings English teaching together, so you can give your attention to the person learning.
Made for independent English teachers.
A lesson has a lot
of moving parts.
Give them a place to come together.
Let’s put it all here.
lirumiMy coursebook IntroductionsInteractive exampleLet’s introduce ourselves01 / 03
Nice to meet you.
Choose the word that completes the sentence.
I … from Spain.
Go on, try an answer.
A small, interactive look at the workflow. Sample content and students shown.
Before, during, and
“see you next lesson.”
One connected routine, from the first bit of prep to the practice that follows.
Stay in the lesson.
Present lesson activities and your own worksheets from one workspace. Make room for questions, conversation, and a second try.
Lesson presenter & worksheetsPick up where you left off.
Assign supported coursebook homework and tests. See submissions and results without piecing together a chat history.
Homework, tests & student progressThe course shelf
A good place to begin.
Our first courses focus on A1 English, with separate routes for teens and adults.
Checking published course availability…
Ages 11–14
Prepare A1
A first step in English for curious teens, with a structured path through A1.
Who this course is for and where to start
Prepare A1 · Ages 11–14
For teen beginners who can recognise the Roman alphabet and copy short words. Check reading and classroom instructions first; provide extra literacy support where needed.
Begin with the introductory check and a short teacher conversation. Use reading, listening, writing and observed interaction separately to choose a starting point. A quiz score alone does not place a learner in all four skills.
The planned route covers twenty core units with review and project work, using teen contexts such as school, friends, routines and the wider world. Teach from the available published lessons and their prerequisites.
Text checks show answers to those questions. Listening needs audible input; writing needs a retained response; speaking and interaction need an observed performance. Record independent work, teacher help and transcript use separately. A course result is not CEFR accreditation, guaranteed A1 attainment or official exam equivalence.
Planned coverage does not mean a course is available yet. Only published, available courses can be started or purchased.
Not available to buy or teach yet.
Adults
Adult A1
A twelve-unit route into everyday English, built around adult learners.
Who this course is for and where to start
Adult A1 · Adults
For adult beginners; no previous English course is required. Check Roman-alphabet reading, copying and number recognition. Offer literacy support and fictional personal details so learners can practise without disclosing private information.
Start with a supported introduction, a short form and a teacher conversation. Record the help used. A learner who already handles these tasks independently can try the next unit's prerequisites with the teacher.
The promised route is twelve complete units: introductions, personal information, routines, work and study, home, shopping, free time, directions, past events, health language, plans and practical review. A sample unit or an outline does not provide this route.
Text checks show answers to those questions. Listening needs audible input; writing needs a retained response; speaking and interaction need an observed performance. Record independent work, teacher help and transcript use separately. A course result is not CEFR accreditation, guaranteed A1 attainment or official exam equivalence.
Planned coverage does not mean a course is available yet. Only published, available courses can be started or purchased.
Not available to buy or teach yet.
More ages will follow. Power Up, Grade 2 A1 and Little Learners are planned for after the initial launch.
Let’s keep it clear
Your coursebook.
Their place to learn.
Two parts, priced separately. Choose the teaching material you need, then add access for your students.
A coursebook for you
A teacher license unlocks the published teaching material for that book.
Student credits for them
One credit activates or extends one student’s course enrollment for 30 days. Two courses need two enrollments.
A class of five
Example: one coursebook + five enrollments
Teacher coursebookTo be confirmed
Five student creditsTo be confirmed
Current provider prices are not published yet. We’ll show the combined total here when both prices are confirmed.
14
Create a teacher account days to find your rhythm
New-teacher trial, with up to five trial student seats and first-unit lesson access. Tests need full coursebook access.
Trial student access ends when your trial expires. A 1-unit preview lets you explore the beginning of a book.
Who is Lirumi for?
Lirumi is for independent English teachers who want their course materials, lessons, students, and follow-up in one place. Our first-launch course focus is Prepare for ages 11–14 and a complete twelve-unit Adult A1 route. Check the course shelf above for current availability.
Can I bring my own materials?
Yes. Use worksheets for teacher-led presentation, including worksheets you create yourself. Student homework and tests come from supported published coursebooks; students cannot submit answers to custom worksheets asynchronously.
How do my students get in?
Students and parents sign in using the access code from their invitation. They have a separate entry from teacher accounts. Visit support if an invitation or access code needs recovering.
What can I try before buying?
New teachers have a 14-day trial with up to five trial student seats. Coursebook trials provide first-unit lesson access; tests need a full coursebook license. Trial student access ends at trial expiry. Published availability is shown on the course shelf.
Is this the same product as EduFlow?
Yes. EduFlow is becoming Lirumi, at lirumi.app. You may still see the previous name in parts of the platform while we update the brand. Keep using your existing sign-in details.
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