English Teacher for Workplace & Communication Skills

• Use English at work every single day (or will be soon).
• Need English for specific tasks: Meetings, Emails, Presentations, Negotiations, and Interviews.
• Need to communicate clearly when Reporting problems or Explaining decisions.
• Want to expand your business vocabulary to add more variety.
• Need to master Small Talk to build better relationships and network with confidence.
• Want help with grammar and how to use it correctly in workplace speaking.
• Want structured lessons based on real workplace conversations.
• Know grammar but feel hesitant when speaking in high-pressure professional settings.
• Want practical conversation practice to improve your fluency and sound more natural.

• Coders, Programmers & Software Developers: Sprint updates and collaborative problem-solving.
• Data Scientists & Financial Analysts: Explaining complex data and insights to stakeholders.
• Accountants: Clear reporting, client advising, and explaining financial discrepancies.
• Engineers: Technical documentation, project reporting, and onsite communication.
• Logistics & Inventory Management: Supply chain communication and vendor coordination.
• Small Business Owners & Digital Marketers: Networking, pitches, and relationship building.

I focus on mainly conversation and communication practice combined with interactive materials and professional ebooks.

My classes are friendly and relaxed, creating a supportive environment where you can practice without stress.

Training that Transfers Directly to Work

• Real Scenarios: situations and tasks from your actual current job.
• Real Conversation & Communication: practical speaking focus for workplace tasks.
• Real Vocab & Expressions: high-impact language specific to professional contexts.
• Live Correction & Rephrasing: Immediate feedback while you speak.
• Practical Summaries: Actionable notes and sentence frameworks delivered after every class.

• Meeting Freeze: You have technical knowledge but "freeze" when speaking to management.
• The Translation Lag: You think in your own language and translate word-for-word.
• The "Word-Search" Delay: You pause mid-sentence because a specific word feels "stuck."
• Over-Explaining: You use 50 words to explain something that only needs 10.
• Polite Conflict Struggle: You worry about sounding too blunt when you disagree.
• Presentation Anxiety: You feel fine with slides, but afraid of the Q&A session.
• Small Talk Stagnation: You don't feel "natural" during casual talk before a meeting.
• The Identity Gap: You feel less intelligent in English than in your own language.