I run small English groups for engineers and other professionals. You practise the exact situations you deal with at work, and I give you honest feedback every week.

You and your group work through one real situation, live, with me guiding it. Here are a few we run.
Present a technical decision and defend it while people push back.
Walk through what went wrong and stay clear when the pressure is on.
Give a short update, flag a risk, and ask for what you need.
Explain something technical to someone who is not an engineer.
You get the brief
The scenario and any materials arrive before the session, so you can prepare.
You get a role
One week you lead, the next you push back. Roles change so you practise all of it.
You talk
Fifty minutes of real conversation. Nothing scripted.
You get notes
I tell you what worked and what to fix, and I keep a running log of your common mistakes.
Who you learn with
I have taught English for over 15,000 hours, most of it with working professionals who already speak well but freeze up in the moments that count. A design review. A standup in front of the whole team. A call with a client who does not know the technical side.
That is what we practise. You leave each session knowing what to say next time, and I keep track of the small mistakes that keep coming back so we can fix them for good.
15,000+
hours taught
8 to 10
people per group
12
weekly sessions
50 min
a session