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THE VOCA IDEA

One Song becomes a whole learning world

Original English-learning songs expand into coordinated lessons, activities, visuals, stories and interactive classroom experiences.

Two children walking together along a sunny village path

A Friend Like You

Children dancing in front of a live band on a lit stage

Get Up and Groove

A child with a wrapped birthday present at the family table

I Get Presents On My Birthday

Children greeting each other outside a school building

I Get to See My Friends at School

A sleepy child at the breakfast table beside a cheerful toddler

I'm a Little Bit Tired Today

A child tying her shoelaces while her parents watch proudly

Look What I Can Do

A marching band parade of children with instruments and confetti

Yes I Can

A child riding a bicycle while family cheers from the lawn

Yesterday I Rode My Bike

Interactive classroom experience

From printable resources to interactive learning.

Move naturally from songs and classroom materials into teacher-led interactive activities and games that keep learners engaged, reinforce key vocabulary through repetition, and connect the whole Song World experience.

More ways to participate
Natural vocabulary repetition
One connected Song World
VOCA interactive learning portal

Built for real classrooms

Less searching. More teaching.

VOCA is designed around the realities of English lessons: limited preparation time, changing energy levels, and the need for materials that work together instead of sending teachers looking in five different places.

Coordinated from the start

Songs, lesson ideas, activities and visuals are designed as one connected system, so preparation feels like a sequence — not a search.

Built-in repetition

The same target language returns through song, image, movement, speaking and written work, giving learners repeated exposure in different ways.

One structure, many Song Worlds

Each Song World follows a familiar framework. Learn the structure once, then reuse it across new songs and topics.

Ready to scale across groups

Digital-first materials can support consistent use across kindergartens, schools and language programs while still giving teachers flexibility in the classroom.

For parents & families

You're already teaching them every day.

Children learn through conversation, repetition, play and the people they trust most. VOCA helps turn those everyday moments into playful English learning through songs, visuals and activities — without turning family time into another school day.

Sing and learn together

Original songs make it easy to bring English into moments children already enjoy.

Repeat without drilling

Familiar words return naturally through songs, pictures and activities instead of feeling like extra homework.

A ready-made structure for home

VOCA Teacher Song Packs can also be used by parents who want an easy, connected way to support English learning at home.

Free VOCA sampler

Start with VOCA in your next lesson.

Download the free A Friend Like You sampler and try a connected VOCA teaching experience with your own learners before exploring the full Song World.

Free ZIP download · A Friend Like You sampler

Two children walking together along a sunny village path
From the Song World “A Friend Like You”.

About VOCA

Songs written for real classrooms, in Vienna.

VOCA develops original English-learning songs and builds each one into a coordinated set of teaching materials.

Brandon is an American songwriter, native English speaker, English educator, and founder of VOCA Song School in Vienna. Inspired by real classroom experience, he began writing original songs to make English more memorable for young learners. Today, those songs grow into coordinated learning worlds combining music, lessons, visual resources, stories, and interactive activities.

It starts with a song. It grows into a whole learning world.

Brandon, founder of VOCA Song School

Bring a song into your next English lesson.

For the classroom or at home, explore a Song World or start with the free VOCA sampler.