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English for adults

English that works
for your world.

A language for your working day, your next journey or a personal goal. Start with what matters to you and build from there.

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London is one starting point. English belongs to a worldwide community, with voices from Ireland and many other places.

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Personalised course packages

Choose your course focus.

General language

Everyday confidence

Build practical English for conversations, travel and daily life.

  • Start as a beginner or reactivate language you have studied before.
  • Work with useful situations, vocabulary and grammar in context.
  • Set manageable practice between lessons around your schedule.
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Work & professional life

English at work

Meetings, presentations, interviews, client relationships and professional writing, drawing on experience teaching business English to international professionals.

  • Shape lessons around the tasks and terminology of your work.
  • Rehearse realistic situations and choose an appropriate tone.
  • Get specific feedback on clarity, accuracy and delivery.
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Exam preparation

A clear qualification goal

Cambridge English Qualifications, IELTS and TOEFL preparation, with academic or professional requirements and your target score used to shape the plan.

  • Review your starting point and the demands of the target exam.
  • Practise the relevant skills, timing and task types.
  • Use feedback and a review plan to direct independent study.
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Focused skills

Make one skill stronger

Pronunciation and intelligibility; listening to varied accents; concise writing; presenting ideas with structure.

  • Choose a specific priority, from speaking more freely to writing more precisely.
  • Work with authentic examples and purposeful, repeated practice.
  • Explore cultural context and the difference between literal and natural expression.
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Lesson lengths & intensives

Your time. Your language.

30minutes

Conversation express

For a busy week: focused conversation, one or two feedback priorities and a useful phrase to take away.

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45minutes

The sweet spot

A balanced session with time to warm up, speak, receive feedback and put improvements into practice.

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60minutes

Conversation + analysis

More room to explore a topic, analyse language if desired and revisit pronunciation, grammar or register.

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90+minutes

Time to immerse

Longer sessions, half-day and full-day options, including weekends. Combine practical tasks, feedback and breaks.

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Intensive options can prepare you for life abroad or regular contact with colleagues, friends and family in the language. Frequency, availability and fees are agreed together.

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Course formats

A rhythm that fits adult life.

Flexible ongoing lessons

A steady course for broader progress, with priorities reviewed as your confidence and needs develop.

A focused learning block

Concentrate on a defined task: a presentation, a move abroad, a writing skill or a series of conversations.

An exam preparation plan

Work backwards from the exam date, balancing guided lessons, independent practice and progress reviews.

What might a lesson look like?

Build English fluency through a real task.

Give a short update in a meeting, then answer a follow-up question.

Speak, receive focused feedback and try again with fewer prompts. We can examine pronunciation, intonation, flow, grammar, syntax and register, selecting the most useful priorities for this learner.

Carry fluency beyond the lesson.

A possible fluency goal: Give a clear work update, respond to a question and agree on a next step without relying on a complete script.

A small practice routine connects the lesson to your week: a recording, a short text, a vocabulary recall task or a real conversation.

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Choosing an exam course? Tell me the awarding body, qualification, level, specification and exam year. Preparation is agreed for that particular course; a general language level alone does not determine exam readiness.

Targeted support

Exam preparation, with a clear plan.

For study, work or a personal goal: choose the qualification you need and build a preparation plan around its demands. Explore Cambridge English, or discuss IELTS and TOEFL requirements.

Language for work & study

Your next opportunity. In English.

CVs, applications & interviews

Build a concise professional profile, explain your achievements, adapt the tone of a cover or motivation letter and practise answering follow-up questions in English. We agree the task and support around your level and goal.

Start with the free Europass tools, then bring a short draft or a real opportunity to a lesson. We connect accurate writing with speaking you can use beyond a rehearsed script.

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Your complimentary 15-minute conversation

Let’s build the right English programme.

Tell me about your experience, schedule and the situations you want to handle.

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