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Are you looking to help your teenager improve their English skills, especially for moving to an English-speaking country or school? I offer personalised one-on-one sessions designed to build language proficiency and boost confidence. These lessons are ideal for students preparing for IELTS or TOEFL exams, or transitioning to English-speaking environments.

In our sessions, we focus on listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. We emphasise IELTS and TOEFL formats if needed. Each lesson is customised to your child’s needs, ensuring progress in grammar, vocabulary, and cultural understanding.

I use carefully chosen materials that reflect real-life contexts and social issues. These resources prepare students for exams and daily situations in English-speaking countries or schools.

During private sessions, your child gets individualised guidance, working at their own pace. Whether they need help with exams, fluency, or adjusting to a new country, I offer targeted support. I create a friendly environment where students gain essential language skills and confidence for their transition.

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Skill Level: IELTS, TOEFL

Duration: 1h

Date: On demand

What skills will I learn?

Language lessons are designed to develop a range of skills essential for effective communication and comprehension in a new language. Here are the primary skills you can expect to learn:

  • Conversation skills
  • Listening for gist vs detail
  • Vocabulary building
  • Cultural awareness

Popular Questions

Find expert advice on the most common language learning questions, from boosting confidence to mastering complex grammar and vocabulary.

How long does it take to learn a new language?

The time it takes to learn a new language varies based on factors like the language’s difficulty, your previous language experience, and the amount of practice you get. Generally, achieving basic conversational skills can take a few months, while fluency may take several years of consistent practice.

How can I improve my speaking skills?

To improve speaking skills, practise regularly with native speakers or language partners. Joining conversation groups, using language exchange apps, and recording yourself speaking can also help build confidence and fluency.

What should I do if I feel stuck in my learning?

If you feel stuck, try changing your study routine. Explore new resources, set specific goals, or take a break to recharge. Engaging with the language in different contexts, like watching films or listening to music, can also reignite your interest.

About Me

I have been a Modern Foreign Languages Teacher within the British Educational system for over 14 years, specialising in Spanish, French, Russian and German. I have taught internationally in Dubai for the last 8 years. Before moving to the Middle East, I taught for six years in a range of schools across the north-east of England, including the best independent grammar schools with a proven track record of Oxbridge success. I am a talented linguist and a passionate Hispanist who has considerable experience in creating challenging and inspirational curriculum to help my students achieve mastery in a language and outstanding examination results.