You know your field. You have the experience. But when the meeting is in English, when the presentation is in English, when the negotiation is in English — the gap between what you know and what you can say becomes the gap between success and silence.
Cambridge Assessment English. The gold standard in English language teaching certification. Pass B places in the top 15% of all CELTA graduates worldwide.
Not a classroom teacher observing business from the outside. Someone who has been in the meetings, the presentations, and the negotiations your English needs to perform in.
Sessions designed around your schedule, your goals, and your specific professional context. No generic coursebooks. No group classes. Just focused, relevant coaching.
Contributing confidently. Interrupting politely. Holding the floor. Summarising decisions. The specific language patterns that make you an active, credible participant — not a silent observer.
Structuring a clear narrative. Presenting data with authority. Signposting so your audience follows. Handling Q&A without losing momentum. Presentation English is a learnable skill.
Proposing, countering, conceding, and closing — all in English, under pressure. The language of professional negotiation is precise. We practise it in context, not in isolation.
Emails, reports, proposals — the written communication that represents you when you are not in the room. Clarity, tone, and structure that positions you as someone worth listening to.
Not accent elimination — clarity. The goal is to be understood effortlessly, at speed, in high-stakes conversations. We work on the sounds and patterns that create friction for your listeners.
For professionals who want to improve their overall English confidence — not tied to a specific context. Conversation, grammar, vocabulary — taught the way adults actually learn language.
Most business English courses treat adults like school students. Grammar rules. Textbook exercises. Vocabulary lists to memorise. That is not how language sticks in professional contexts.
Every session is built around real situations from your working life. The language you need is taught in the context you need it — so when the meeting happens, the words are already there.
We begin with a free trial session. I assess your current level, understand your professional context, and agree on the specific goals we're working toward. No generic placement tests.
Every lesson is built around a real situation — a presentation you're preparing, a meeting you're dreading, a report you're struggling to write. The context comes first. The language follows.
Language is a skill, not knowledge. We practise — speaking, writing, responding under pressure — until the language becomes automatic, not effortful.
You receive notes after every session — what we worked on, what to practise before next time, and a clear record of progress. No guessing whether you're improving.
No obligation. No payment required. We meet, I assess your level and understand your goals, and you leave with something useful — regardless of whether you continue.
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