Class: Just Speak!

English Conversation & Communication (A2–B2) / 60 minutes

This class is designed for English learners who already have a basic or intermediate knowledge of English but struggle to actually use it in real conversations. Students will move beyond traditional grammar-focused classes and develop the confidence, vocabulary, listening skills, and communication strategies they need to speak more naturally.

Rather than memorizing endless grammar rules, students will learn English through meaningful conversations, real-life situations, interactive challenges, and practical communication tasks. Grammar will be introduced and practiced only when it helps students express themselves more clearly, naturally, and accurately.

The main goal is simple: to help students stop translating every sentence in their heads and start communicating in English.

Format

60-minute highly interactive sessions combining vocabulary, grammar in context, listening, reading, writing, and—most importantly—speaking. Students will participate in pair and group conversations, role-plays, problem-solving activities, storytelling challenges, discussions, and guided free-talk sessions. Each class will have a clear communicative objective and students will finish the session using English to accomplish a practical communication task.

Ideal for

Adults and young adults with an A2–B1/B1–B2 level of English who understand English reasonably well but struggle to speak spontaneously. Students who have studied English at school, university, or through apps but feel that they "know English" without being able to have a comfortable conversation. Especially suitable for learners who want a practical, supportive, and conversation-centered approach rather than traditional grammar-heavy classes.

Class objective

Students should feel more comfortable initiating and maintaining conversations, expressing their ideas, asking questions, telling stories, and handling everyday communication in English without relying constantly on translation.

Group limit

Minimum 3 – Maximum 6 students