A trial lesson entails getting to know my student so that I can assess her English level and needs.  Students can expect to learn about conversational English where we will focus on Pronunciation, articulation and grammar. My lessons are student-oriented, fun and interactive. The main focus of the lesson is to enable the student to have basic English communication skills through a lot of speaking. 

I incorporate various methods such as Communicative language teaching, Task-based language teaching, Audio-lingual as well as the Total physical response to help my students to effectively acquire language skills, particularly in areas like listening, speaking, reading and writing.

I personalise lessons according to the students needs and goals and allow them to practice the English language in a way that stimulates the real-world communication, ultimately leading to better fluency and understanding.

Basic English for beginners focuses on foundational skills like vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple grammar, with a strong emphasis on practical speaking and listening comprehension. It also involves learning common phrases and greetings.

✏️ Basic English For Beginners - Grammar made easy (Kids, Teens and Adults)

Conversational English entails everyday, casual language used in informal settings like conversations with friends or simple interactions in public spaces. It contrasts with formal, academic, or written language. It's the language used in real-life situations like cafes, restaurants, or online chats.

🗣️ Speak Like a Local - Everyday English for real-life situations

IELTS and TOEFL are aimed at people who want to study in an English-speaking environment, work in or emigrate to an English-speaking country, or get a job in your own country where English proficiency is required. The Exam Preparation lessons are focused on; 

1. Listening - This section assesses how well you understand ideas, recognise opinions and follow the development of an argument.

2. Reading - This section assesses how well you read for general sense, main ideas and details, and whether you understand the author's inferences and opinions.

3. Writing - This section evaluates how well and how accurately you organise your ideas and write a response, along with your ability to use wide-ranging vocabulary and grammar.

Speaking - This section assesses how well you can communicate opinions and information on everyday topics and common experiences, as well as how you express and justify your opinions.

📚 Test-Ready English - IELTS, TOEFL, and exam strategies that work

Business English is a specific type of English used in a business environment, differing from general English in its focus on workplace needs and specialized vocabulary. It emphasizes formal language, avoids slang, and includes terminology unique to various industries. Mastering Business English can involve learning specific phrases, understanding communication styles, and adapting your language to various business contexts.

💼 English For Success - Business skills for meetings, emails and interviews

Using common English phrases is essential for a smooth and comfortable travel experience. Here are some key phrases organized by common travel situations. 
At the airport and on the plane
Check-in
"I have a reservation under the name [your name]."
"Can I have a window/aisle seat, please?"
"How much is the baggage allowance?"
"Is there a charge for extra baggage?"
"Where is the boarding gate?"