Where would you want your children to grow up?
Preparing yourself is your responsibility.
HK$ 6,888/pers
Better be prepared for immigrating to New Zealand, Australia or Canada.
"If you want to move away from Hong Kong and your English is poor, you'll be washing dishes and cleaning the streets."
The goal of this course: to help you improve your spoken English so that you feel confident answering immigration interview questions, get better results for your IELTS test and to help you make the move to an English speaking country a reality.
Good or good?
1. Here's how I teach
2. Develop the winner's mindset.
3. Review
How? Listen!
If you choose to learn English with us, you will have to listen to your "assigned" listening exercise each day at least once.
Because this is the ONLY way you will progress the fastest WITHOUT EFFORT, WITHOUT STUDYING.
We focus on the fastest way towards the improvement of your English ability and that is through listening. Not just listening to "something" but to a listening exercise WE create for you.
- So what is that?
This is a 1-minute listening exercise created for you to answer interview questions fluently and confidently. Answers that you need to learn how to say fluently. Your commitment is to listen to these listening exercises 10 times a day. Do the math, that is 70 times a week before you arrive at your next class. Like this, we create "your English environment" because most probably you don't have that right now. The language environment where you currently spend most of your time is probably in another language than English. Isn't it?
These listening exercises are tailor-made for you so that you listen to USEFUL stuff that WILL create the results you are looking for.
Mr David
Has over 12 years teaching English experience in Hong Kong to both adults and kids. He simply is a natural. He's got a knack for getting his students motivated and inspired in class!
Inside info: Mr David testifies that he grew up in a house with a lush garden where he and his brother played and had the time of their lives.
He is an immigrant himself. He became a natively speaking English teacher when he immigrated to Hong Kong in 2004. According to him, his English was 'poor' when he arrived.