Graham Tudor

In most of our English lessons, we’ll follow a clear but flexible structure designed to build your confidence, fluency, and understanding step by step. We’ll usually begin with relaxed conversation to help you warm up — talking about your day, recent experiences, or light topics like hobbies, travel, food, or current events. This helps create a natural flow and builds everyday communication skills. After that, we’ll spend some time working toward your personal language goals, whether that’s improving speaking fluency, expanding vocabulary, strengthening grammar, or feeling more confident in specific situations like work, travel, or social settings.
Each lesson will include interactive speaking activities such as “This or That,” memory questions, role plays, or short discussions to keep things dynamic and engaging. Listening and storytelling are also key parts of going further in the language. I’ll often share a short personal story or scenario, then ask a few comprehension questions before giving you the chance to share your own. This helps develop both listening and speaking skills in a natural, conversational way.
At the end of each session, we’ll reflect on what went well and choose a focus for next time, whether it’s fluency, vocabulary, or grammar. I’ll also give a simple practice suggestion — like watching a short video, noting new words, or listening to a podcast — to keep your learning active between lessons. The first lesson focuses more on getting to know your goals and preferences, but after that, each session builds on your progress with practical, enjoyable practice.