Need ELTiS?

EIGHT is a practice course for ELTiS, the English assessment international teenagers must take to study or join an exchange programme in the US. It comes at two levels: EIGHT Basic for upper-elementary and middle school, and EIGHT Practice for middle and high school. It is not only a mock exam — you can review what you got wrong, and an AI analysis shows your strengths and the gaps to close.

Any teenager who does not speak English as a first language. Beyond the test itself, the material covers the English of school life — the classroom, the hallway, and friends. Basic sits a step below the real ELTiS and builds the foundation; Practice matches ELTiS or runs slightly harder.

Basic and Practice both use the ELTiS 2.0 scale — out of 800, across listening, language use, and reading.

Individually, or through an institution. If you are preparing to study abroad or join an exchange, the monthly plan is the one to take — unlimited attempts and study. You can also buy a single attempt and sit it when you want. Schools and agencies have their own pricing, so ask yours.

Yes. The sample test needs no account — just a name, an email and a phone number. If you are under the age at which a parent or guardian has to agree where you live, sign up first: we ask them by email, and once they agree you can take the sample in your account. Without an account, the words you saved are cleared each time the sample is taken again, so the vocabulary list starts empty. Create an account and the sample stays open before you pay, and the words you saved are kept.

The hardest part of sitting ELTiS is that you never find out what you got wrong — which is why scores stop moving after a few attempts. EIGHT keeps every question you missed, explains it, and collects the words you did not know into a vocabulary list. That is what stops the same mistake happening again.