Edutainment English
This is not a normal English class. It’s a show.
Pete’s lessons are built to entertain from start to finish. Sound effects, games, jokes, costumes, characters, and surprises — all designed to make English stick in your memory forever. Welcome to your English Hour of Power.
Please note: Pete’s Edutainment English program is for adult students only.
- 50 five-star reviews
- A2–C2 English learning levels
- Students from around the world
- 50-minute per lessons
- 50 five-star reviews
- A2–C2 English learning levels
- Students from around the world
- 50-minute per lessons
- 50 five-star reviews
- A2–C2 English learning levels
- Students from around the world
- 50-minute per lessons
What Is Edutainment English?
Every lesson is a show.
Edutainment English is Pete’s own teaching philosophy. Every lesson is designed like a show. You are not just a student — you are a guest star on your own English Hour of Power. You are welcomed with your own personal theme song and the sound of applauding fans. There are sound effects, games, jokes, costumes, and surprises.
Learn real English through movies, TV, comedy, and American culture. Every lesson includes surprises and different accents to keep learning fun.
- Guest Star status for students
- Real conversational confidence
Meet the Cast
The characters you will meet in Pete’s Edutainment English.
Pete’s Assistant
Professor Wiggins
“Pete’s assistant & retired Faber professor”
Professor Wiggins is Pete’s assistant. He is a retired English professor from Faber University. He is 91 years old, extremely kind, and very old fashioned. He is also terrible with technology, forgets names constantly, and always mispronounces them too. He is camera shy….
Celebrity
Scoopy
“World-famous Chaweenie & international celebrity”
Scoopy is a world famous Chaweenie and international celebrity. He can talk — sort of. He speaks D2 English, also known as “Doggie 2 English”. His English is not very good. He gets words wrong, forgets things, and gets confused easily. Scoopy is small so he loves Napoleon….
Mascot
Yurmama
“The official mascot of Grammar”
Yurmama is the official mascot of Grammar. She is a Tyrannosaurus Rex who lived during the Late Cretaceous period — a time when English was not very well developed. In fact, when she and Yurdady started having children, nobody could figure out which one was…
Mascot
Yurdady
“The official mascot of Literature”
Yurdady is the official mascot of Literature. Also a Tyrannosaurus Rex from the Late Cretaceous period. When the children arrived, the only other thing anyone could say with confidence was “yur daddy.” He accepted this. Yurdady loves stories. This makes sense ….
partner
Business Cat
“Pete’s silent business partner”
Business Cat is Pete’s silent business partner. Nobody knows exactly what he does, but he always looks busy. He wears a tie. He takes calls. He has conversations and spreadsheets. He never explains himself. Business Cat studied at a very prestigious university. He will not tell you which one…
guest
Baby Yoda
“The cosmic mystery guest”
Baby Yoda is Pete’s mysterious assistant from a galaxy far, far away. He doesn’t speak standard English; instead, he communicates using highly scrambled, backward grammatical structures (e.g., ‘To learn English, ready you are?’). Your job is to instantly translate his….
Special Services Included Free With Every Lesson
Every student has their own theme songs — songs chosen specially for them. Each student gets a personal song based on their name or English name, plus favorites, movie themes, and more. In class you listen, learn the lyrics, and sing along karaoke style. Pete repeats with you until the words feel natural. Songs also play at the start of every class.
The Donald Trump Crystal Ball
As a Pete’s Lab student you get free access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can ask him anything. Who is going to win the big game? What is happening in world affairs? How do you handle a problem with your spouse? The Crystal Ball has answers. Results may vary.
Pete’s Rose Colored Glasses
Sometimes life is difficult. And sometimes the truth is a little hard to look at. If you need a break from reality, Pete has a special pair of Rose Colored Glasses. Put them on together and suddenly everything looks a little brighter. Pete may even sing the La La La La Song for you. It does not solve anything. But it helps. Sometimes
The Grammar Hammer
Good grammar builds clear communication, strong confidence, and better English. Pay attention to the details, because even small grammar mistakes can completely change the meaning of what you want to say. The Grammar Hammer is always watching.
What Happens in a Lesson?
Every lesson is different. Here is what you can expect.
Phase 01
You are welcomed with your own personal theme song and applause
Phase 02
Sound effects bring every lesson to life at the perfect momentsSound effects bring every lesson to life at the perfect moments
Phase 03
Professor Wiggins may appear unexpectedly for a few minutes
Phase 04
You are challenged with accents from different countries
Phase 05
The Donald Trump Crystal Ball makes a prediction
Phase 06
You play a game, hear a joke, or learn something about American culture
Phase 07
Scoopy may call you—or you might get the chance to call him
Phase 08
Business Cat sends an important email during the lesson
Phase 09
Baby Yoda makes a surprise guest appearance
Phase 10
The Grammar Hammer comes out if necessary
You leave feeling better about your English — and possibly about life.
Ready to start?
Ready to be a guest star on your own English Hour of Power?
Book a lesson with Pete on Preply.
Join the Conversation
The show continues outside of class.
The Edutainment experience continues in Pete’s WhatsApp community groups. Extra content, surprises, and more characters. But also real practice — daily pronunciation exercises like tongue twisters, famous quotes, and classic movie lines. Grammar tips, vocabulary pictures, questions, games, jokes, and American culture. You might even learn to talk like a cartoon character.
Join the Lab and become part of the show.
