True Stories of Our Students

I practically use the language without much difficulty in my everyday life and on business trips. I no longer need to reach for a dictionary to look up specific words, although not all words are familiar, and not all constructions have been studied. The grammar, especially tenses, has become clear to me.

I have expanded my active vocabulary, significantly enriching both active and passive vocabulary.
Success in mastering vocabulary and a significant amount of conversational practice have allowed me to speak fluently.
And I've started to take pride in myself
 

I immediately rejected all well-known language schools, express methods, intensive courses, and "native speakers." I know a few of those who have been engaged in all these fascinating methods for years with zero results.
 

My main success is that I can speak! And I can speak easily. I've sorted out the mess of tenses in my head, and I easily initiate conversations in English. Overall, I feel much more confident.

I had a fear of learning the language and was hesitant to start looking for a teacher.
 

My active vocabulary had expanded, and my fear of speaking to foreigners was gradually diminishing. Most importantly, I realized that making mistakes was not shameful, and everyone makes them.

I started to think that I'm cursed and not destined by fate to speak the language of Shakespeare.