Robert Mcfadden

The first step is to learn about you as a student, how you like to learn and what you need to learn. The lessons will be interactive and tailored to your learning needs. I am NOT a fan of "death by Powerpoint," or one-size-fits-all. I can teach anywhere from English basics of how to pronounce words to international business construction of presentations and letters, as I have over 25 years of successful business experience before I became a teacher.

As I personally know how difficult it is to understand and learn a new language - even things like how sentences are structured - you do not have to worry about being judged or embarrassed if you don't always answer correctly. We learn by our mistakes, and I'm sure that I've probably made the same mistake, if not even more! International teaching experience also has given me a better appreciation on how to help you get the results that you want quicker.

The lessons are also not static; if you are mastering a certain area of English covered in that lesson, we will move on - and spend the time needed on an area of improvement - to ensure that you feel confident when speaking, reading or writing. Once you gain the confidence, your learning time decreases as you are willing to take on more challenges!