Fluenly Tutor Application & Evaluation Form

Section 1

Basic Information

Full Name * WhatsApp Number with Country Code * Current Country of Residence * Age * Which background describes you best? * What English level do you believe you have? *

Which levels or areas do you feel confident tutoring? * Describe your experience with tutoring, teaching, training, mentoring, or using English professionally. *

Section 2

Core Audio Evaluation

These questions are the heart of the evaluation. Record clearly in a quiet place.

Audio Introduction *

Answer in English. Introduce yourself, how you learned or use English, your tutoring/communication experience, why you want to tutor with Fluenly, and what type of learners you can help best.

Spontaneous Speaking *

Answer in English: Many learners study English for years but still cannot speak confidently. Why does this happen, and how would you solve it as a tutor?

Pronunciation & Reading *

Read clearly and naturally: “Learning English is not only about memorizing grammar rules. A good tutor helps learners build confidence, use the language in real situations, and make mistakes without feeling ashamed. Progress comes from practice, feedback, and consistency.”

Explaining Grammar Simply *

Explain the difference between “I work from home.” and “I am working from home today.” Explain it as if you are tutoring an Arabic-speaking A2 learner.

Past Simple vs Present Perfect *

Explain the difference between “I visited Istanbul in 2022.” and “I have visited Istanbul before.” Explain it to a B1 learner in simple English.

Error Correction *

A learner says: “I am agree with you because English is very important for my job.” Record how you would correct the learner naturally without embarrassing them.

Handling a Shy Learner *

Answer in English or Arabic, but be practical: A learner understands English but freezes when speaking. In the first 4 lessons, what exactly would you do?

Mini Lesson Plan *

You have a 50-minute private online lesson with an A2 adult learner. Topic: “Talking about daily routine.” Mention start, vocabulary, speaking, correction, and homework.

Business English Scenario *

Answer in English: A learner works in a company and wants to improve English for meetings. What would you focus on in the first month?

Tutor Judgment *

Answer briefly: What is worse in a language lesson: correcting every mistake, or not correcting mistakes at all? Explain your answer.

Section 3

Short Written Questions

Written Correction *Correct the paragraph and briefly explain the main mistakes: “Yesterday I go to my work and I meet my manager. He tell me that I should improving my English because our company have many international clients.” Learner Message Reply *Write a short reply to a learner who says: “I studied grammar a lot, but I feel like I am a failure when it comes to speaking.” Do not promise unrealistic results. Tutoring Method *What is your preferred way to tutor a beginner learner? Do you start with grammar, speaking, vocabulary, or a mix?

Section 4

Smart Multiple-Choice Questions

A beginner learner says: “I no speak English.” What is the best tutor response? * A learner makes many mistakes while speaking. What should the tutor usually do? * For an A1 learner, which question is most suitable? * A good first lesson should mainly help the tutor: *

Section 5

Availability and Commitment

How many lessons can you give per week? * Can you commit for at least 3 months? * Do you have a quiet place for online tutoring? * Do you have a stable internet connection? * Do you accept an initial trial and evaluation period? *