One-to-one online English for meetings

Speak with confidence in your next meeting.

Practise the English you actually need for workplace meetings: sharing ideas, asking questions, agreeing, disagreeing, clarifying and responding under pressure.

Native British teacherPersonalised one-to-one lessonsOnline worldwide

Oliver preparing an online English lesson
What we practise

English for the moments that matter in meetings

The goal isn't to memorise a list of business phrases. It's to help you communicate your ideas clearly when the conversation is moving quickly.

Give your opinion

Explain your view clearly, support an idea and make your contribution sound natural.

Agree and disagree

Respond professionally when you support an idea, have concerns or need to challenge a point.

Ask for clarification

Check what someone means, confirm details and make sure you have understood correctly.

Join the discussion

Enter a conversation naturally, interrupt politely and keep your turn when you need to finish a point.

Explain ideas

Structure your thoughts and explain complex information in clear, accessible English.

Handle questions

Respond to unexpected questions without freezing or relying on prepared sentences.

Built around your work

Practise the meetings you actually have

Generic business English can only take you so far. Lessons are shaped around your role, your level and the situations you regularly face at work.

We can use realistic role plays and, where appropriate, your own non-confidential agendas, presentations, emails or meeting scenarios.

You get corrections and practical feedback while you practise, so you can take the language straight into your next meeting.

Oliver teaching an online English lesson
How lessons work

Focused practice, not textbook exercises

  1. We identify the meeting situations you find difficult.
  2. We choose the vocabulary, grammar and communication skills you need.
  3. You practise through realistic conversations and role plays.
  4. I give clear corrections and show you more natural ways to communicate.
  5. Future lessons adapt to the situations you need to handle next.
Examples

You might practise situations like these

Weekly team meetings

Give updates, discuss progress, ask questions and respond naturally to colleagues.

Project meetings

Explain problems, propose solutions, discuss priorities and agree next steps.

International meetings

Communicate clearly with colleagues, clients and partners from different language backgrounds.

Senior or management meetings

Express opinions with confidence, explain decisions and handle challenging questions.

What students say

English that helps you speak more confidently

"

Oliver is very professional and very attentive. He helps me improve my English level in every class.

David
"

Very knowledgeable, sociable, punctual, and professional person. I recommend to everyone.

Filippo
"

Really clear, easygoing and most of all professional.

Luca

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Common questions

English for Meetings FAQ

Who are English for Meetings lessons for? +

They are for professionals and other adults who use English in meetings and want to speak more clearly, confidently and naturally.

What do we practise in English for Meetings lessons? +

Lessons can cover joining discussions, giving opinions, agreeing and disagreeing, asking for clarification, interrupting politely, explaining ideas, responding to questions and handling difficult or unexpected moments.

Can we practise meetings from my job? +

Yes. You can bring suitable non-confidential situations, agendas, presentations or other work materials so practice is relevant to your role.

Do I need advanced English? +

No. Lessons are adapted to your current level and can focus on the specific communication situations you need to handle.

Are the lessons one-to-one? +

Yes. Lessons are personalised one-to-one online sessions with Oliver.

Feel more confident in your next meeting

Book an introductory lesson and we can identify the situations you want to improve.

Book an introductory lesson