As I said I’ve been teaching English for 15 years. It’s the longest job I’ve ever had. I keep doing it because
I genuinely enjoy it. When you stop enjoying something, it’s time for a change. For me,
teaching English is still fun and there is no better feeling than when a lesson goes really well.
After many-years in the classroom, I’ve developed my own style of teaching that my students and I think is a
great combination for success. I’ve discovered that I work best when I’m helping students
with their speaking. Improving their fluency, accuracy, confidence and
how natural they sound when communicating in English.
In my classroom I will give you every opportunity to speak, I will give you useful, natural language,
and I make sure you have a voice for your opinions and ideas. That means we’re not only improving your
English speaking skills, but also your soft skills.
"Let’s say I’m like a football manager who goes to a club that’s struggling: I come in, build confidence,
get everyone performing better than before… and then I move on to the next team."
I’ve also spent a lot of time working closely with
Polish, Russian and Ukrainian speaking students. I know the most common problems and
mistakes learners from these language backgrounds make, so I am fully prepared to correct your errors and get you sound nice-natural-and-native.