Speak English With Confidence.

Knowing English and feeling confident using it are not the same thing. Personalised lessons that turn the English you already know into English you can actually use at school, at work and in everyday life.

A learner in an online English conversation lesson with their tutor

What You Can Improve

Fluency is not memorised grammar. It is understanding, responding and expressing yourself.

Speaking & fluency

Speak for longer with less hesitation.

Pronunciation

Clarity, stress, rhythm and individual sounds.

Vocabulary

A wider range of useful words and phrases.

Grammar & accuracy

Fix the errors that keep coming back.

Listening

Follow natural speech and different accents.

Reading & writing

Comprehension, structure and organisation.

Every Level, A1 to C2

Lessons start from where you are now.

Beginner · A1–A2
Foundations for everyday situations and conversations.
Intermediate · B1–B2
Become a confident, independent speaker.
Advanced · C1–C2
Precision, nuance and natural expression.

What Type of English Do You Need?

Conversation

Stop translating. Start communicating.

Starting conversations · Expressing opinions · Storytelling · Agreeing and disagreeing · Social English

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English for Work

Meetings, emails and international colleagues.

Meetings · Presentations · Emails · Video calls · Interviews

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English for Travel

The English you need on the move.

Airports · Hotels · Restaurants · Directions · Transport

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English for Study

Prepare to learn in English.

Academic vocabulary · Note-taking · Essay writing · Presentations · Discussions

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You Do the Talking

Our teaching principle: in a speaking lesson, you should spend most of it speaking.

AnswerExplainDescribeDiscussRole-playReflect

Tutor talking time is purposeful. The goal is not to listen to a teacher for an hour, but to use English independently.

How It Works

  1. 01

    Tell us your goal

    Speaking, pronunciation, grammar or work English.

  2. 02

    Find your level

    An assessment places you on the CEFR scale.

  3. 03

    Choose a tutor

    By experience, specialism and availability.

  4. 04

    Start speaking

    Lessons built around using English, not hearing it.

  5. 05

    Get useful corrections

    The errors that matter, at the right moment.

  6. 06

    Track progress

    Review and reset your goals as you improve.

A Plan, Not Just Lessons

After the assessment you and your tutor agree what you are working towards.

Example · Building confidence for work

Current level
B1 Intermediate
Target level
B2 Upper-Intermediate
Main goal
Speak confidently at work
Priority skills
Fluency, vocabulary, pronunciation
Lessons
2 per week
Review
Every 4–6 weeks

Illustrative. Your goals and frequency are agreed with your tutor.

Not sure of your level?

A short assessment places you on the CEFR scale and sets your priorities.

Speaking · Grammar · Vocabulary · Listening · Pronunciation

Start Speaking With Confidence

Hold a conversation, communicate professionally, or take your English further.

Preparing for IELTS or work? Explore that pathway