This trial lesson is not just a “get to know you” chat. It’s a guided introduction to your English journey with me and The Immersion Studio. In 30 minutes, we’ll:

     - Explore your goals, background, and experiences with English.

     - Identify your strengths and the obstacles keeping you from feeling fluent.

     - Experience a short sample activity so you can see how I teach and how The Fluent Framework works in practice.

     - Finish with a personalized Fluency Road Map — a plan with recommended lesson tracks, focus areas, and next steps.

You’ll leave this session with clarity about your English, a fresh sense of direction, and practical takeaways you can use right away.

Why book a trial?

Many students waste time bouncing between teachers, unsure if they’re actually making progress. My trial is designed to be different — it’s not about testing me, it’s about discovering whether this approach resonates with you. Even if you decide not to continue, you’ll still walk away with a clearer understanding of your English journey.

Do you freeze up or second-guess yourself when speaking English? This course helps you find your natural voice so you can step into conversations with ease. We’ll practice everyday confidence phrases, explore how to sound sure of yourself even when you make mistakes, and build the rhythm that makes English flow naturally.

➡️ Great for learners who already know English but want to finally use it without hesitation.

Package Arc: From small talk to storytelling to expressing opinions — learn how to carry yourself with confidence in 5–10 focused lessons.

🗣️ Confidence in Conversation: Speak English Naturally

Translating every word in your head before you speak is exhausting — and it slows you down. In this lesson, you’ll learn simple strategies to start thinking directly in English. We’ll train your brain with guided thought exercises, describe everyday situations in real time, and practice reacting quickly without overthinking.

➡️ Perfect if you understand English but struggle to speak it smoothly.

Package Arc: Over 5–10 lessons, you’ll learn to build your internal monologue in English, narrate your daily life, and respond naturally in conversations.

💭 How to Think in English (Stop Translating in Your Head)

You already know some English — but using it in daily life still feels stressful. This course resets your English so you can handle cafes, shops, small talk, and casual conversations with ease. Each lesson focuses on practical language + natural rhythm so you stop overthinking and start speaking.

➡️ Great for learners who know the basics but feel stuck in real-life situations.

Package Arc: In 5–10 lessons, you’ll go from hesitant to confident in everyday interactions, with skills you can use immediately.

🌍 Everyday English Reboot (Fluency for Daily Life)

Correct grammar doesn’t always make you sound polite — and politeness is key in professional and social situations. This course teaches the difference between English that is technically correct and English that makes you sound credible, respectful, and confident.

➡️ Ideal for learners who use English at work or want to feel more natural in formal conversations.

Package Arc: From polite small talk to emails, meetings, and negotiations — 5–10 lessons to upgrade your English into something you feel proud of.

💼 English That Sounds Polite & Professional

People remember stories, not textbook sentences. In this course, you’ll learn how to tell stories that stick — whether you’re introducing yourself, sharing an experience, or presenting your ideas. We’ll practice short introductions, anecdotes, and persuasive narratives so that your English feels alive, not memorized.

➡️ Perfect for learners who want to connect with others and make their English unforgettable.

Package Arc: Over 5–10 lessons, you’ll build storytelling skills for personal, professional, and cultural moments.

📖 The Art of Telling Your Story in English

Through this 120 hour TESOL course, I learned the basics of linguistics, strategies that would help me use a student’s primary language to teach them a new language, and how to motivate students who are new to the English language.

As a high school student, I was dual-enrolled in a college, allowing me to earn college credits and complete a college degree by the time I was 18 years old.

For two years, prior to receiving a professional English teaching certificate, I worked as a tutor for students at the local community college who acquired English as a second language.  We focused mainly on academic English - grammar concepts and improving our conversation skills.  I had the opportunity to work with a wide variety of students from different backgrounds, though the majority of my students spoke Spanish as their native language

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For four years, I worked as a private ESL tutor for adults who were moving from other countries to the United States for education and secular work opportunities.  Many of these ones had a basic level of English, so to assist them with the transition to a new country, they were assigned to work with a tutor to improve their skills in basic communication and pronunciation.