English OnBoard

# the product

English for people who work on board. Students move through sections, modules and units, like Module 1, Basic English Skills for Cabin Crew, split into tracks such as Aviation and Everyday life.

Each lesson earns EXP, achievements go on the profile and the ranking lists students by number of achievements. A flight attendant penguin shows up on the home screen and at the end of each lesson.

# the journey

Before the screens, the product map on three fronts. The landing page has a hero, proof of quality with feedback, the content offered, mission and FAQ, with calls to sign up.

The student dashboard brings together the progressive content, profile and achievements, the mixed quiz and the ranking. The admin dashboard handles content management, live classes, the wallet with automated payments and payouts, and tracking students and the companies that hire.

# re-check for cabin crew

The focus of this case. The signed-in home gets a new button, Recheck for Cabin Crew. Before the test comes billing: the Re-check is part of Premium or can be bought on its own, which unlocks only the test after payment.

Then come the rules (timed test, number of questions and audio), the questions, the result with time and accuracy, and the answer key. The flow was designed for mobile, with a top bar, and for desktop, with a side menu.

# interface decisions

Each option has its own listen button: the training is about listening comprehension, not just reading. Time and question number are always visible, and choosing an option highlights the whole card in the brand color.

In the answer key, questions are numbered, with right answers in green and wrong ones in orange, so the student finds what to review without reading the whole test again.

# about the screenshots

Exported from the project’s Figma file. The avatar photo and the sample email were blurred. The question that asks to describe an image uses a third-party photo and was left out, and the rules copy is still a placeholder in the file.