Question 1

Do I need to speak perfect English to join?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely not. This course is designed for women who can speak some English but want to improve. If you can understand simple English and say basic sentences—but want to speak more fluently, confidently, and correctly—this course is the perfect next step for you.

Question 2

What if I miss a session?

Accepted Answer

Don’t worry—we know life can be busy. Each session is recorded and available for replay for 7 days. You’ll also receive a summary of what was covered and practice activities to help you catch up. You’ll never be left behind. Please note that this is only for the VIP package.

Question 3

Is this course focused more on speaking or writing?

Accepted Answer

The focus is on speaking, especially for work and home situations. But we also cover useful writing skills—like emails, notes to teachers, and homework support—so you feel confident with both spoken and written English.

Question 4

Can I pay in instalments or pay as I go?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We offer a general ticket option where you can pay per session if you prefer. You’ll also have the option to upgrade to VIP access, which includes personalised feedback and bonus materials—just contact us directly to find out more about the VIP option.

Question 5

What do I need to join each session?

Accepted Answer

All sessions are held on Microsoft Teams. Please log in 10 minutes early so you can check your connection. You’ll need:
A stable internet connection; working microphone; notepad and pencil for practice; quiet space and all other tabs or apps closed. This helps you stay focused and get the most

Question 6

How are the group sessions run?

Accepted Answer

Each week, we meet live as a small, supportive group. Sessions are interactive—not just lectures—so you’ll get plenty of time to speak, ask questions, and practice in real situations. You’ll leave each session with new vocabulary, improved confidence, and a short activity to try at home.

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