Glenda Isaacs

Students learn English naturally and effectively while exploring topics that interest them. That's why I love to use the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) methodology. It’s a powerful method that helps students learn English while learning about real-world subjects like Science, Business, History, or even Technology. This method helps students learn English by using it in meaningful contexts. Instead of just memorizing vocabulary and grammar, students practice thinking, speaking, and writing in English while learning about subjects that matter to you.  It’s Practical & Engaging students learn English the way native speakers do by using it in real-life situations. It Builds Confidence & Fluency students focus on communication, not just grammar rules, helping you express yourself naturally. It Prepares students for the Future.  Many universities and workplaces use English in technical and academic discussions. With CLIL, you’ll be ready! It Works for ALL Levels. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced learner, CLIL helps you improve naturally by focusing on topics you enjoy. Accent Reduction is about improving pronunciation and speech patterns to make your English sound clearer and more natural. Whether you’re preparing for a job interview, traveling, or just want to communicate better, clear pronunciation is a key skill in all aspects of life. Students get to boosts confidence and feel more confident and comfortable when speaking to others, whether at work, in social settings, or during interviews. It helps you be understood.  I focus on your specific needs, whether it’s vowel sounds, stress patterns, or intonation. Clear speech is essential for success in the workplace, interviews, and social situations. If you are preparing for the International Baccalaureate (IB) or aiming to improve your skills in an IB-style program, I absolutely love teaching IB students because of the unique and comprehensive approach it takes to learning. IB is all about critical thinking, global awareness, and developing well-rounded individuals. As an IB teacher, I don’t just focus on academic knowledge, I help you build skills for success in all areas of life. I encourage questioning, exploring, and thinking deeply. I love guiding students as they discover knowledge through their own curiosity. Students have told me they have strengthened not only their English skills but also their communication, creativity, and critical thinking skills.