The Benefits of a Holistic Approach

 


Speaking with one of my clients the other day, we discussed some of the advantages of being part of a lifetime access English training program that includes (but is not limited to) the three key ingredients to successful language skills development, especially if you have a busy lifestyle, or if you cannot attend or do not enjoy regular lessons, and would like guidance on how to make progress on your own, while continuing to count on the support you need at any time. These ingredients are:

1. A teacher that promotes autonomy by guiding you towards becoming a more effective learner

2. Materials that (a) help you achieve this purpose and (b) are interesting and suited to your needs

3. A friendly and supportive community you can reach out to day or night for personalised feedback and inspiring conversations.

Here are a few of Perla's reflections

If you would also like to learn how to develop your English language skills more effectively by bringing more awareness and understanding to what language is at a deeper level, how it works, and most importantly, how it can continue to be developed naturally and autonomously once a strong itermediate (B1+/B2) level has been reached, now is the time to take action and book a complimentary consultation call on Zoom to speak about your current and future English needs and goals

Just taking some time for yourself to speak about your dreams and aspirations is already a step towards their realisation. Worse case scenario, you've practised English for 45 minutes and walked away with clear ideas and perhaps even a solid plan to make confident and enthusiastic progress looking ahead.

For more testimonials from clients making huge strides (to advance considerably) with English, take a look here

So see you soon on Zoom!

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