Understand the current stage
We begin with your child’s age, current English level and the main concern you are seeing.
Tell us the main concern you are seeing. The live assessment helps identify your child's current starting point and the most suitable Tiny Steps learning path.
Share your child’s main concern. Our team will contact you on WhatsApp and arrange a suitable assessment slot.
The assessment flow
A focused 35-minute session designed to understand the child's main learning need and what should come next.
We begin with your child’s age, current English level and the main concern you are seeing.
The teacher focuses on the skills connected to that concern—for example phonics, reading, grammar, writing, spoken English or communication.
We identify which skills appear secure and which area should receive attention first.
Parents receive a recommended Tiny Steps programme and starting point based on what was observed.
If speaking is the main concern
The teacher does not force every child through a ten-part test. Instead, the child's concern and current task determine which speaking dimensions are most useful to observe. The aim is to identify a starting point, the support still needed, and one high-value next target.
Read how speaking progress is measuredThe speaking framework is an educational teaching and observation method. It is not a clinical, developmental-age or standardised language assessment.
A useful fit check
Especially useful when you can see the difficulty but are not yet sure which programme or starting point fits best.
Assessment-led routing
You do not need to choose a programme before booking. The assessment helps identify the most relevant starting path; each programme page then explains the curriculum in depth.
Letter sounds, blending, decoding, spelling patterns and early reading foundations.
Explore PhonicsBroader reading accuracy, connected reading, vocabulary, comprehension and reading confidence.
Explore ReadingSentence structure, parts of speech, tenses, punctuation and grammar accuracy.
Explore GrammarIdea development, paragraphs, stories, school writing, editing and independent written expression.
Explore WritingEveryday conversation, fuller responses, vocabulary in use and conversational fluency.
Explore Spoken EnglishStructured answers, storytelling, presentations, show-and-tell and general communication skills.
Explore Public Speaking & CommunicationSpecialist support when speaking comfort, participation confidence or dependence on prompting is the main barrier.
Explore Confidence BuildingAssessment outcomes
The goal is decision clarity: what appears secure, what needs attention first, and which route makes sense next.
A clearer view of the child’s present skill level in the area assessed.
Which learning need should receive attention first.
The most appropriate Tiny Steps programme and starting point.
What parents can review next if they choose to continue.
Decision support
You should feel clear about these four points before choosing a paid programme or package.
Which learning path is being recommended?
Where should your child begin?
Is the suitable option live 1:1 or an available small group?
What does the recommended format currently cost?
Assessment recommendations are based on what is observed during the session. A single assessment does not measure every English skill, and individual learning progress varies.
Common questions
What parents need to know before requesting a slot.
Yes. Tiny Steps offers one free 35-minute live 1:1 online demo assessment per child before enrolment.
The live 1:1 assessment is 35 minutes.
No. The form asks for the main concern you are seeing. The assessment is designed to help identify the most appropriate Tiny Steps programme and starting point.
The session is targeted to the child’s main concern and current level. Depending on the need, the teacher may check phonics, reading, grammar, writing, spoken English, public speaking or communication confidence rather than trying to test every skill in one session.
Yes. Based on what is observed during the session, Tiny Steps recommends an appropriate programme and starting point. Parents can then review the curriculum, class format and pricing before deciding.
No. The current Tiny Steps free offer is one 35-minute live 1:1 demo assessment session per child. It is an assessment and programme-fit session, not a multi-class free course.
Yes. Tiny Steps serves families in India and worldwide. International and NRI families can request an assessment, subject to compatible teacher timings.
No. Parents can review the recommendation, programme, class format, available timings and current pricing before deciding whether to enrol.
After submitting the form, the Tiny Steps team will contact you on WhatsApp to discuss the child’s requirement and arrange a suitable assessment slot.
Ready when you are
Book one free 35-minute live 1:1 assessment and receive a recommended learning path based on the skills observed during the session.
One free live 1:1 assessment per child • No enrolment commitment