Place a whole class in one lesson
Nest English gives every student a CEFR level estimate from an adaptive test that runs in their own browser. You get the results as they finish. There is nothing to install, and your students do not need accounts.
Open Quick Classroom →Create a class, share a code or QR, and watch results arrive. No sign-up needed to try it.How a Quick Classroom works
- Create the class. One click. You get a join code and a QR code.
- Students join. They open the link, type a display name, and start. No email, no password, no app.
- Results arrive as they finish. Each student gets a CEFR level with an error margin and a skill breakdown across grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening.
- The class expires on its own. Quick classes are temporary by design, so you are not accumulating student records you did not ask for.
What you can actually do with the result
The output is a placement estimate, and it is honest about being one. Every report carries a stated error margin, and each skill carries its own reliability marker so you can see which parts of the picture rest on enough evidence.
- Group a mixed class into working bands quickly.
- Choose a starting unit instead of guessing from a textbook level.
- Re-test later to see movement, rather than relying on impression.
What it is not: a certified exam score. It is unproctored, and item difficulties are reasoned rather than empirically calibrated against a large sample. Use it for placement and planning, not for admission or certification.
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Teacher workspace (Beta)
If you teach the same students over time, a teacher account adds persistent classes, assignments, submission tracking and per-class analytics. These features are built and connected; they are labelled Beta because they have not yet been piloted with real classes.
Teach with Nest →Want to teach private lessons through the Nest network? Tell us about your teaching background and specialty. Open Teacher Classroom →Quick Classroom is available now. Sign in to open the account features.Privacy
The test itself runs on the student's device — questions, scoring and the report are all generated locally. A Quick Classroom stores only the display name and the result so you can see them. There is no analytics and no tracking on the test itself.
Full detail: privacy · how we score.