Hello and welcome! I can prepare a full lesson for you, or we can use this lesson as a chance to discuss your learning goals and create a plan for future lessons – please be sure to respond to my message beforehand to ensure we are both on the same page and know what to expect from each other. Thank you and see you soon.

In our conversation practice lessons, I will provide you with informal, tailor-made lessons that fit your English level and goals. Lessons will have instructions and examples that will help you to practice speaking and understanding conversational English. You will have the opportunity to share with me information and discuss topics related to your interests and current events. Practice will lead to you developing fluency and comprehension in spoken English. Mistakes are welcome and a good sign that you are learning. Conversations, questions, learning tips, provided individual homework activities, and materials will help you on improving pronunciation, practicing conversation strategies for everyday life.

English Conversation Practice ( for all levels) - Let's Talk!

Lesson plans will be specially designed for your little one and will give your child the opportunity to learn and develop essential English skills while having fun. Engaging lessons with videos, activities, songs, and games that will be adapted to your child’s English level and personality. I will offer a special section for parents where they can find lesson progress reports, and activities to print out and enjoy at home.

⭐Kids English (for all levels)

In this lesson,  we will focus on the rules of English. Lessons will be interactive, tailored to meet your individual goals and needs, We will cover sections like grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and more.

General English for Adults (for all levels)

Young learners English tests are designed for children in primary and lower-secondary school. These lessons provide preparation for your child to take the Cambridge English exams targeted at pre-A1 starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers. All three tests are designed to test the four core language skills (listening, speaking, writing and reading)