Language Education

• Adults starting a language from zero
• Primary students needing oral confidence
• Corporate teams serving non-English-speaking clients
• Families preparing for an overseas posting

1. 10 minTen phrases you will use in the first week, spoken aloud.
2. 25 minPair drills with immediate correction of tone or stress.
3. 30 minOne real scenario: ordering, greeting, asking directions.
4. 20 minWrite four sentences you actually want to say.
5. 5 minSet the daily five-minute practice habit.

• Each participant holds a 60-second exchange without reverting to English.
• Everyone leaves with ten phrases written in their own pronunciation notes.
• The group can identify the one sound that keeps tripping them up.

6 to 20 participants. Classroom with movable chairs for pair work. Indoor.

Flashcards, audio clips and a phrase booklet. Client provides a room and a screen.

Beginner to intermediate. Groups are levelled before the first session.

Indicative. Final quotation depends on group size, location and dates.

In practice: six front-desk staff at a clinic wanted enough Mandarin to greet patients and explain waiting times. We built the whole course around their actual script, six phrases at a time. Within a month two of them were handling simple registration calls without transferring.

• · Native-speaker conversation sessions
• · Recorded audio for commute practice
• · Custom script writing