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Learn

Fluent on paper. Quiet in the meeting.

Business English lessons you speak, with Joyce, a tutor who corrects you as you go, remembers what you said and plans each lesson around your work.

Courses teach English. Meetings ask you to speak it.

Years of grammar, and then the meeting moves faster than you can build the sentence.

What’s missing is speaking time, with someone who notices what you said and remembers it next time.

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Meet Joyce

“Hello. I’m Joyce, I’ll be your tutor. Tell me about your work.”Joyce, at the start of lesson one

Your first lesson is about your work, so every lesson after it is too.

Joyce tells you what she heard, corrects you in the moment and never praises without a reason.

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She keeps notes, so you don’t start over

Your goals, the situations that go wrong, the phrases you’ve picked up and the mistakes that keep coming back are all written down, and you can read them. Each lesson picks up where the last one left off.

60+ lessons, built around real work

The lessons climb from being understood to persuading a room. After each one, Joyce talks you through her notes: what you did, what she noticed, what you corrected and what comes next.

  1. Be understoodSay the one thing · Numbers, dates and names · Ask for repetition without apologising
  2. Keep goingBuy time out loud · Say it another way · Finish the sentence you started
  3. ExplainSignpost before you start · Sequence · Define a term for a non-expert
  4. DisagreeDisagree without softening it away · Say no, with the reason · Ask for what you need, directly
  5. Handle the roomCome in without being invited · Handle being interrupted · Bring somebody in, by name
  6. PersuadeLead with the ask · Name the other person’s stake · Pre-empt the objection

Questions people ask

How long is a lesson?

Thirty minutes, or ten when you only have a coffee break.

What level do I need?

Enough to hold a simple conversation at work. Joyce starts where you are.

Is it recorded?

Your voice is never recorded or kept. Joyce keeps written notes of what you said, so the next lesson knows where you are.

Are there tests?

No tests and no gates. Every lesson is planned from what you actually need.

Learn

Speak up in the next meeting.