Everyday conversations. A working week.
A little more time to practise.
Build a broader everyday vocabulary and practise speaking, listening, reading and writing in a classroom setting.
Practise common workplace situations, from clarifying a request to contributing to a meeting and writing a clear email.
Make space for a regular conversation class, with prepared topics, paired discussion and time to reflect on useful language.
All course arrangements, fees and group sizes are illustrative. No live enrolment or availability.
A course makes more sense when you know why you are taking it. Tell the school about the conversations, tasks and situations you want to practise.
This independent-school concept puts the practical information first: course purpose, format, schedule, duration and the fee basis.
Meet the school concept →Compare the purpose and schedule of each course.
Discuss your experience, questions and practical requirements.
Ask the school for dates, terms and availability before enrolling.
Share your purpose, preferred format and available time.