What ages is the English for Kids and Teens course for?

Children and teenagers aged 6 to 17. The institute says each level uses lessons and activities matched to the age group.

Can my child join with very little English?

Yes. The course is for complete beginners through to intermediate learners, starting with simple grammar, vocabulary, speaking and writing.

Are classes online or in person?

Both. Children can join live online classes or attend in person at the centre in Al Shafar Tower 1, Barsha Heights.

How often are classes and how long is the course?

Classes are held weekly. Course length depends on the programme you choose, so ask the provider for the options and days.

How much does it cost?

Fees are not published. Ask the provider on +971 50 100 4958 or info@dgtrainingland.ae.

Is there a trial class?

A free 30-minute session is listed on the kids' English course page. Ask the provider to book it.

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DG Training: English for Kids and Teens in Barsha Heights

LanguagesEnglish (ESL)AcademicsLanguage Classes

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Barsha Heights

Ages6–17years old
WhereBarsha HeightsDG Training & Development Institution (DIGI Training)Open in Maps
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DG Training (registered as DIGI Training) is a KHDA-permitted training institute on the 14th floor of Al Shafar Tower 1 in Barsha Heights, five minutes from the metro station. Most of its courses are aimed at adults - design software, Microsoft Office, coding, digital marketing, IELTS and business English - but it also runs an English for Kids and Teens course for ages 6 to 17. The course focuses on speaking and natural conversation, hands-on speaking practice, body language when speaking and building vocabulary, alongside grammar and writing. It suits complete beginners through to intermediate learners, and the institute says each level uses material matched to the age group. Classes run weekly, either online or in person at the Barsha Heights centre, and a KHDA certificate is issued at the end. Course length depends on the programme chosen, and fees are not published, so ask when you get in touch. A free 30-minute session is offered to get started.

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The activity

English (ESL), explained

English classes for children who speak another language at home help them read, write, listen and speak with more ease, both at school and outside it. Lessons usually mix vocabulary games, short reading passages with questions, listening tasks, picture-based activities and speaking practice, so children use the language rather than just memorise it. Beginners start with simple words, sentences and everyday conversation, while older children work on grammar, writing and exam-style tasks. Small, regular sessions help build confidence step by step. Many centres in Dubai teach both in person and online, and it is worth asking how children are grouped by age and level before you book.

Who it's for

Children and teenagers aged 6 to 17, from complete beginners to intermediate learners. The institute pitches it at children who want to speak with more confidence, students who want better English grades or smoother reading, and teens preparing for school exams or English tests.

What to expect

The course starts with simple grammar, vocabulary, speaking and writing, and builds up step by step. The focus is on speaking with confidence: natural conversation, hands-on speaking practice, using body language when speaking and growing vocabulary, and the institute says lessons within each level are matched to the age group. Classes are weekly, and you can choose online or in-person sessions at the Barsha Heights centre to fit your child's schedule. A free 30-minute session is listed, which is a good way to see the level and format before you commit. Group size, session length and what to bring are not published: ask the provider.

Highlights

English for Kids and Teens for ages 6 to 17 (dgtrainingland.ae)
Beginner to intermediate levels, with a focus on speaking, conversation and vocabulary (dgtrainingland.ae)
Weekly classes, live online or in person in Barsha Heights (dgtrainingland.ae)
Free 30-minute session listed for the kids' English course (dgtrainingland.ae)
KHDA-permitted institute; KHDA certificate on completion (dgtrainingland.ae)
4.8 on Google from 70 reviews (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

DG Training has 4.8 on Google from 70 reviews, with 66 five-star ratings, one four-star and three one-star. The institute teaches mostly adult courses, so ask about the kids' English classes specifically when you get in touch.

The facts

Ages: 6 to 17 (English for Kids and Teens)
Prices: Ask the provider
Schedule: Weekly classes, online or in person; course length depends on the programme - ask the provider for days and times
Trial: Free 30-minute session
Where: Office 1404, Al Shafar Tower 1, Barsha Heights (TECOM), Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai
How to book: dgtrainingland.ae/contact-us · +971 50 100 4958 · +971 4 338 7031 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Thu10am–8pm
FriClosed
Sat–Sun10am–6pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

The centre is Office 1404, 14th floor, Al Shafar Tower 1, Barsha Heights, about five minutes from the metro station (dgtrainingland.ae)
Most courses here are for adults; the kids' offer is the English for Kids and Teens course (dgtrainingland.ae)
Wheelchair-accessible entrance, seating and car park (Google listing)
Fees and exact course length are not published; ask the provider

Prices, ages and times change — confirm with the provider before you book.