Discovery Session Registration Form

Please fill out the form below.

Child’s Full Name *

First Name

Last Name

Email (Gmail required for Google Meet) *

*Please use an active Gmail account to receive the Google Meet link.

WhatsApp Number (include country code) *

*Please use an active WhatsApp number that we can contact.

Minecraft Account ID (must include letters and numbers) *

*Create a unique ID using letters and numbers. The ID must not be the same as another user's.

Child’s Age *

Gender *

Boy

Girl

Country / Region *

Please select your child's English level from the options below. *

L1: Single Words ― Uses single words (apple, red, three)

L2: Short Phrases ― Uses short phrases (3–4 words)

L3: Simple Sentences ― Speaks simple sentences (5–6 words)

L4: Natural Conversation ― Can explain actions and plans

L5: Advanced Speaking ― Can express ideas and opinions clearly

L6: Fluent Speaks ― fluently in conversations

L7: Native / Returnee ― Near-native English ability

Levels L6–L7 are only available for the Let's Play Minecraft course. *

I confirm that I understand the level descriptions above.

Select the course you would like to try: *

Minecraft English Course

Let's play Minecraft Course

Please select your child's Minecraft level below. *

*Please make sure your child can perform basic controls before the lesson.

Beginner (can perform basic actions such as breaking blocks and building)

Intermediate (can craft tools using a crafting table)

Advanced (understands how to use redstone and dispensers)

Please read and agree to the following: *

*Agreement to all the points below is required.

My child has a device that can run Minecraft Education and a stable internet connection.

A parent or guardian will stay nearby during the first lesson to help with the initial setup if needed.

If my child does not join within 20 minutes after the lesson starts, the lesson will be considered finished (no refund).

Rescheduling is only possible before the lesson starts.

I understand that the lesson includes both play and learning, and that mistakes are part of the learning process.