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How it Works
We use skype a free online telephone service.
For more information on how skype works and to download skype onto your computer please click on the relevant flag below.
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You will need a microphone and speaker or a headset to converse.
3 Simple Steps
1. Download Skype.
2. Contact us to book your lesson, course or consultation.
3. We will call you via skype at the booked time.
- Our approach to English Language Teaching stems from the mechanism of human information processing since it is inseparably linked to the way we learn languages. This approach allows us to design courses which result in quick and efficient learning.
- Unlike standard language schools, we realise that all students of English possess different strengths and weaknesses as well as channels that they use in order to learn better. That is why we aim at satisfying both auditory and visual modalities simultaneously. As a matter of fact, we are all different, thus every learner should be treated individually!
- Being
frequently discriminated, correct
pronunciation of English is a
significant problem to a vast majority of learners. Therefore, we
provide enjoyable practice in
English sounds based on Received
Pronunciation or General American so that the learners are able to
produce
comprehensible utterances, do not confuse words, and do not confuse
native speakers who listen to them! They
told the sailors to find the code / They
told the sailors to find the cod.
- We do not teach artificial language which "does not exist". We draw our students' attention to the existence of different varieties of English, dialects and accents, since English is not all uniform! It constantly changes like all languages in the world!
- All language skills receive equal attention: speaking, listening, reading and writing are all even! We do not discriminate grammar, vocabulary or correct pronunciation either!
- We teach how to
successfully deal with anxiety,
which is natural to occur in the process of learning and language
production.
How many times have you said "where did you found it?" instead of "where did you find it?". Although you know the grammar of Past Simple, slips frequently happen to learners at all levels! However, we know how to develop a positive side of anxiety which works as an "editor" of your mistakes, allows you to correct yourself promptly, and provides you with feedback on how well you have mastered a certain area of the language.