Have you ever met someone who speaks almost perfect English, then you find out that English isn’t the persons native language?
How did the person become so proficient?
How about noticing that your understanding and your dictation sounds like a book?
Is your level of English what you want?
No?
So, you want to talk like a native American and a native Canadian? You want to understand Australian and British English also?
Let’s talk!
I can and will teach Professional English and Conversational English. I will also help you learn and pass English exams – I have, in the recent past, helped a ten year old student not only pass his then current end-of-year exam. He did so well, even his mother still tells his experience! She is STILL very proud of her son!
I can’t take all the credit for his success; both his parents are professional’s, so they strongly encourage him to do his best! Also, both parents speak English – his father speaks native American English.
My classes are all online, in an online classroom. We can share material there; I CAN send you homework (very seldom done) there. Most of your learning with me is done live, and in a class. You as my student, usually have the responsibility to lead the class – to a degree, so you have a voice in what you learn.
Ask questions – make (serious) comments – LEARN!
… then communicate with English Natives – in reading, writing and most importantly, speaking!
As I stated earlier, I teach without books. What that means is, I don’t have books to sell you, nor are there books you have to use in your learning. I give you three (3) free dictionaries to download for you to use in and out of class – they are reference books. Most of your class is speaking (sometime, we have a reading class – with selected material) with me; some of it is in videos, some in documents… everything is geared towards your learning!
Go to my webpage, read it, contact me by phone, or computer, then let’s get you started on your path to becoming your best in English!
My website:
P and C Advanced English taught by K. William Spencer 