A live classroom with a teacher, homework that comes back marked and explained, and practice assembled from your own mistakes — not from somebody else's exercise pool.
these are our teachers — real ones
stop and listen
The exact places Russian speakers get it wrong most often. Try them — nobody is watching.
Question 1 of 3
I in Moscow since 2019.
Teacher and student open the same page. On it: a board they both write on, audio, the lesson material, and exercises that mark themselves as you go. Nothing to download, no link to paste anywhere.
Both write, both see. The diagram the teacher drew is still there after the lesson.
both of you write here
Sent from the same lesson, and it comes back marked — with a comment, not just a score.
a comment, not a scoreNot one test for everyone. The papers walk a CEFR ladder: right and it climbs, wrong and it drops, until the level settles.
TOEFL iBT in the 2026 format, with listening audio and the shape of every task explained.
Selah remembers every exercise you got wrong. Your practice is built out of those — not a general pool of questions, but the specific places you tripped.
Questions you already answered wrongly come back — re-asked, one at a time.
A word met in a lesson goes into your bank and resurfaces exactly when it is due.
Rules with explanations and drills, written for Russian speakers: not “what is the present perfect” but “why you keep putting it in the wrong place”.
Every sound on its own, with what separates it from the nearest Russian one. Including the ones Russian simply does not have.
Not the same interface in a bigger font. Its own curriculum, its own artwork, its own games and its own door — a short link a child does not have to type, with no password to remember.
children get their own doorStars for finished work, times tables, telling the time, opposites, plurals, and reading by syllables.
There are two paths through Selah and they do not overlap. Pick yours.
two different pathsYou teach our students. Material library, schedule, homework marking, reviews and payment — all inside the platform. We bring the students.
You have your own students and your own prices. Selah is the classroom, the material editor, the homework and the statistics. The money is yours: we do not see it, count it, or take a cut.
A trial lesson is a conversation, a level check, and an honest answer about how long the thing you want is going to take.
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