Five classes. One goal at a time.
Every class below is one-to-one, planned against the CEFR scale, and reviewed with you every four weeks. Pick the one that matches your goal — or book the free consultation and I will tell you honestly which fits.
Which class is right for you?
| Class | Who it’s for | Level | Lesson length | From | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General English & Conversation | Adults & older teens | A1 – C1 | 45 or 60 min | $18 / 45-min lesson | Details |
| IELTS & TOEFL Exam Preparation | Students & migrants | B1 – C2 | 60 or 90 min | $26 / 60-min lesson | Details |
| Business English for Professionals | Working professionals | B1 – C2 | 45 or 60 min | $28 / 60-min lesson | Details |
| Kids & Teens English (Young Learners) | Ages 5 – 15 | Pre-A1 – B2 | 30 or 45 min | $16 / 30-min lesson | Details |
| Academic Writing & Grammar Intensive | University students & researchers | B1 – C2 | 60 min | $24 / 60-min lesson | Details |
Prices are per lesson when bought in a block of ten. Single lessons and blocks of five are listed on the pricing page.
General English & Conversation
Everyday fluency for real life — speaking without translating in your head first.
The class most students start with. We build the English you actually use: introducing yourself, small talk, phone calls, shopping, travel, describing problems, telling stories. Every lesson is roughly 70% you speaking and 30% me correcting, modelling and extending.
Typical outcome
After 12 weeks most students hold a 20-minute conversation without switching to their first language.
What you get
- Guided conversation on a new theme each week, with a vocabulary set you keep
- Live error log — I type corrections as we speak and email it after class
- Pronunciation work on the sounds your first language does not have
- Listening practice with real accents (British, American, Indian, Australian)
- Homework that takes 15 minutes, not two hours
What you get
- Diagnostic mock test in week one, so we target the weakest band, not all four
- Speaking Parts 1–3 rehearsed with the official band descriptors in front of us
- Writing Task 1 and Task 2 templates you adapt, not memorise
- Reading and listening under exam timing from the third lesson onwards
- A written band estimate with specific next steps after every mock
IELTS & TOEFL Exam Preparation
Structured, score-driven preparation with full mock tests and examiner-style feedback.
IELTS and TOEFL reward technique as much as English. We work through each of the four papers systematically, then rehearse under timed conditions until the format stops being the difficult part.
Typical outcome
Most students who complete a 10-week block gain a half to a full band overall.
Business English for Professionals
Meetings, emails, presentations and interviews — the English your job is judged on.
Built around your real work. Bring the email you are hesitating over, the deck you present on Thursday, the stand-up where you go quiet. We rehearse it, refine the language, and you use it the next day.
Typical outcome
Students typically report being asked to lead a call or presentation within a term.
What you get
- Email register: how to sound firm without sounding rude
- Meeting language — interrupting politely, disagreeing, summarising, chairing
- Presentation coaching with recording and playback
- Interview practice, including the STAR answer structure
- Industry vocabulary built from your own documents (kept confidential)
What you get
- Phonics and sight words for early readers
- Story-based lessons with comprehension questions the child can actually answer
- Games and reward charts that make review feel like play
- School-support option: homework help and exam revision alongside the curriculum
- A short monthly progress note for parents — what improved, what to practise
Kids & Teens English (Young Learners)
Playful, screen-friendly lessons for ages 5–15 with a short written report each month.
Young learners need movement, repetition and a reason to speak. Lessons use stories, flashcards, songs, drawing and interactive games — and stay short enough that concentration never runs out before the lesson does.
Typical outcome
Parents most often notice the change first at school, in confidence rather than grades.
Academic Writing & Grammar Intensive
Essays, reports and theses — plus the grammar that has been quietly holding you back.
For anyone who has been told their writing is "not academic enough" but never told why. We work on structure first, then sentence craft, then the two or three grammar points that cause most of your errors.
Typical outcome
Students leave with a reusable checklist they apply to every future submission.
What you get
- Paragraph architecture: topic sentence, evidence, comment, link
- Cohesion and hedging — the language of careful academic claims
- Line-by-line feedback on your own drafts, returned within 48 hours
- A personal grammar map: your five most frequent errors, drilled until gone
- Referencing, paraphrasing and avoiding accidental plagiarism
Common combinations
Most students end up mixing two classes. These are the pairings that work best.
Exam sprint
IELTS prep twice a week plus one General English conversation lesson, so speaking practice does not become purely mechanical. Recommended eight to twelve weeks before the test date.
Career track
Business English weekly plus a monthly Academic Writing session for reports and documentation. Good for anyone who writes as much as they speak at work.
Family plan
Two 30-minute children’s lessons a week plus one adult conversation lesson for a parent. Booked back to back, billed as one block.
Not sure which one to pick?
Tell me your goal and your deadline. I will reply within one working day with an honest recommendation — even if it is “you do not need lessons for that”.