Our Languages
Below you’ll find what we teach in each language, how lessons are structured, who benefits most, and the cultural and interactive activities we use to turn study into lived experience.
French
Who it’s for
Absolute beginners to advanced speakers aiming for fluency, exam preparation, travel confidence, or workplace communication.
Learners who want immersive culture as well as solid grammar and pronunciation.
What we cover
Practical vocabulary for everyday life; formal and informal registers; listening and spoken fluency; reading for comprehension; writing with clarity.
Pronunciation and intonation coached through mimicking, shadowing and short performance tasks.
How lessons feel
Story-driven sessions that use dialogue, role-play and short film or podcast excerpts to contextualise grammar points.
Interactive games (board-style challenges, timed speaking duels) to practise vocabulary and quick recall.
Regular micro-assessments and personalised homework to reinforce progress.
Typical outcomes
Confident oral interactions in cafés, travel and professional settings; improved aural comprehension; readiness for GCSE/A-level or DELF-style assessments.
German
Who it’s for
Learners seeking clear structure and logic in grammar, professionals preparing for work or relocation, students aiming for academic study, and travellers who want practical communication skills.
What we cover
Sentence structure (cases and word order), precision in vocabulary (formal vs informal), listening for detail, and clear written expression.
Focused work on noun genders, declensions and modal verbs, taught through meaningful contexts.
How lessons feel
Problem-solving approach: students tackle real-life tasks (booking accommodation, filling forms, workplace dialogues) guided by the tutor.
Interactive grammar challenges, timed translation sprints and collaborative pair-work to practise case use and word order.
Cultural capsules: short units on festivals, regional differences and contemporary German media to cement language with culture.
Typical outcomes
Functional accuracy in spoken and written German, ability to complete administrative tasks, stronger performance in exams such as Goethe-Zertifikat.
Italian
Who it’s for
People drawn to Italian for family, travel, cuisine, art history, or career reasons; learners who love melodic speech and cultural immersion.
What we cover
Everyday conversation and idiomatic expressions; listening comprehension with regional varieties; reading for pleasure (short stories, articles); writing clear emails and messages.
Pronunciation, rhythm and musicality of Italian through repeated speaking practice and listening drills.
How lessons feel
Cultural immersion: recipes, recipes-as-texts, museum-tour role-plays, and simple song-based activities to build vocabulary naturally.
Project work: plan a short trip itinerary, produce a micro-presentation on an artist or place, or create a themed photo-diary with captions.
Freestyle conversation practice balanced with targeted grammar mini-lessons.
Typical outcomes
Increased spontaneity in conversation, enriched cultural knowledge, and the ability to use Italian in travel, study or social contexts.
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Who it’s for
Native French, German or Italian speakers seeking clear, confident English for study, work, travel or integration into English-speaking environments.
Candidates preparing for speaking-heavy assessments or workplace communication.
What we cover
Practical, high-frequency vocabulary and phrase-building tailored to each student’s background and objectives.
Pronunciation tuned to intelligibility in international contexts; functional grammar for clear writing and speaking.
Cross-linguistic strategies: explicit comparisons to German, French and Italian structures to remove recurring obstacles.
How lessons feel
Task-based sessions emphasising real-world outcomes: interviews, presentations, meetings, emails and social interactions.
Cultural competence modules: conventions of small talk, workplace etiquette, and idiomatic English used in different regions.
Regular conversational clinics and feedback loops using recordings and targeted correction to speed improvement.
Typical outcomes
Greater spoken fluency and accuracy; strengthened confidence in professional and academic settings; readiness to participate fully in English-speaking communities.
How we personalise every lesson
Lessons are always tailored: pace, resources and objectives match each learner’s needs and prior experience.
We blend structured goals (grammar, exam skills) with playful, immersive activities (stories, role-plays, games).
Progress is reviewed regularly and adapted so you keep moving forward without losing the joy of learning.
