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English courses that fit into a real week

Structured online English study for people with busy calendars. Short lessons, clear materials, and guidance that respects your time.

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Who these courses are for

Every programme starts from a real situation, not from a textbook level. Here are the situations our learners bring to us most often.

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You study after work

Your energy is limited by the evening, so lessons arrive in short, complete blocks. Each block fits into a coffee break or a commute, and the week builds up without demanding long sittings.

You need English for a specific goal

A presentation, a relocation, an exam, a new role. The programme is shaped around that single goal, and every task points towards it instead of covering everything at once.

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You learn best by reading

Texts, annotated vocabulary and written tasks form the backbone of this route. You read at your own pace and bring questions to live sessions when you are ready.

You keep restarting on your own

Self-study works until life interrupts it. A guided programme adds structure and a person who notices when you drift, so a missed week does not become a dropped course.

What study costs

Every programme is assembled from the pieces below. Because the mix depends on your goal and pace, the final cost is quoted individually — always before anything begins, and you can read more about the guided study programmes first.

  • One-to-one live sessionPrice on request
  • Small-group conversation sessionPrice on request
  • Speaking-focused session blockPrice on request

Tell us what you need

Describe your goal in a few lines, and you will get a suggested programme with a quoted price. Prefer email? Write to us through the contact page.

Every enquiry is reviewed individually — course details and timing are confirmed in a personal reply.

How it goes

  1. You describe your goal

    A short message about what you need English for, how much time a week you actually have, and what has not worked before.

  2. You receive a suggested plan

    The plan names the format, the weekly rhythm and the full cost. Nothing starts until you agree to it.

  3. Study begins in weekly blocks

    Each week brings a small, complete set of tasks. Live sessions or written feedback keep the work moving.

  4. The plan adjusts as you go

    If a block turns out too heavy or too light, the following week is recalibrated rather than repeated by inertia.

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Frequent questions

How much time does a week of study take?

The plan is built around the hours you say you have. Blocks are short on purpose, so a busy week still leaves room for study.

Can I combine live sessions with self-paced materials?

Yes. Most programmes mix both, in a proportion agreed before you start and adjusted later if your schedule changes.

What if the programme does not suit me after we begin?

The plan is revised rather than endured. You say what is not working, and the next block is rebuilt around that.

How is the price decided?

It depends on the format, the amount of live contact and the length of the programme. You always receive the full price in writing before anything begins.

Our care and responsibility

Everything that matters is agreed in writing before study begins: the format, the rhythm, the full price and the way feedback reaches you. If what you receive does not match what was agreed, the mismatch is discussed openly and corrected in the following block. We do not promise exam scores or deadlines we cannot stand behind — we promise clarity about what the programme contains and honesty when it needs to change. The full rules are set out in the terms of use.

A plan you can see, a price you know in advance, and a course that bends to your week — not the other way round.