Language school — levels, accents, and a trial lesson

A language school page that maps six levels to what a learner can actually do — and lets them hear the teachers first.
• Level paths: six levels (A1 to C1) as paths, each with what you can do at the end written in plain acts ('order food and handle the bill', 'argue politely about politics'), the weeks to reach it, and the group size — because a six-week claim without class size is noise.
• Teacher accents map: teachers on a real map of the language's world — 'María, Seville accent; slow and clear', 'Tomás, Mexico City; great for idioms' — learners choose the ear they want to train.
• Trial lesson: a 30-minute trial with real booking slots, the level-placement chat included, and the honest close ('if we are not a fit, we will say so and point you elsewhere').
• Outcomes: three learner stories with the before level, the after level, and the months between — progress as a number, not a vibe.
• Palette: ink, paper, one accent colour per level; the page should feel like a good first lesson already happened.