Give your child the individual English support school cannot always provide.
One-to-one online lessons focused on the student’s current level, school needs and areas where they need more practice.
Native British teacherOne-to-one lessonsLessons tailored to the student
Extra support where school cannot provide enough individual attention
One-to-one lessons can complement school English by giving the student focused practice at the pace they actually need.
Grammar support
Break down difficult grammar and practise using it accurately in speech and writing.
Vocabulary development
Build a stronger working vocabulary and learn how to use new language naturally.
Speaking & confidence
Give the student more opportunities to speak, explain ideas and answer questions.
Reading & understanding
Work through texts and develop strategies for understanding meaning, vocabulary and structure.
Writing support
Improve clarity, sentence structure, vocabulary and accuracy in written English.
Targeted revision
Concentrate lesson time on the areas that are currently causing the most difficulty.
Individual attention around the student’s actual needs
- Identify the areas causing difficulty
- Review the relevant language or skill
- Practise with guided examples
- Apply it through speaking, reading or writing
- Correct errors and clarify misunderstandings
- Build confidence through repeated use
The lesson can move with the student
Instead of following the same pace as a whole class, lessons can spend more time on what the student finds difficult and move on when they are ready.
Their current level
Lessons begin from what the student can already do rather than assuming everyone starts in the same place.
Their school requirements
Where appropriate, lesson content can connect with the English the student is currently studying.
Their pace
More time can be given to difficult areas without holding the student back in areas they already understand.
Their confidence
Regular individual speaking practice can make it easier for students to participate and communicate.
Their goals
Lessons can focus on immediate school needs as well as longer-term English development.
Their progress
Parents receive clear feedback about what has been worked on and where further practice is useful.
FAQ
Is this a replacement for school English? +
No. These lessons are private one-to-one support designed to complement the student’s school learning.
Can lessons focus on a particular topic from school? +
Yes. If a student is struggling with a grammar point, vocabulary area or other English skill, lesson time can be targeted accordingly.
Can you help with writing as well as speaking? +
Yes. Lessons can include speaking, grammar, vocabulary, reading and writing depending on the student’s needs.
What level does the student need? +
There is no fixed level requirement. Lessons are adapted to the student’s current ability and goals.
How do we know what the student needs? +
The introductory lesson provides an opportunity to see the student’s current English, discuss the areas they want help with and identify useful priorities.