Real-World English for Travellers, Socialising & Relocation
English for Travellers is for English language learners with a solid foundation but find themselves freezing when it comes to speaking in real-world situations, does this sound like you?
You understand most of what you hear and read around you, yet worry about sounding unnatural, making mistakes, or simply not being able to express yourself clearly when it matters most.
Whether you're travelling, making international friends, or moving abroad, strong English skills open doors.
You already know grammar and vocabulary—but do you struggle with:
✅ Fluency & spontaneity in conversations?
✅ Understanding native speakers at natural speed?
✅ Using the right phrases for real-life situations?
✅ Pronunciation & confidence when speaking?
Why my online classes work
Many advanced learners like you feel stuck at the “understand but can’t speak confidently” stage. My classes are different because they:
Focus on natural, real-world English
Use roleplays to practice real situations
Include British idioms, slang, and accent training
Give personalised feedback, so you sound authentic
Build fluency, spontaneity, and confidence
You'll learn to speak without overthinking, feel less awkward, and actually enjoy talking to people in English.
Why Improving Your English is Your Next Big Step
Effortless Travel: Instead of feeling anxious at the airport or struggling to order food, you're confidently asking for directions, engaging with locals, and truly experiencing new cultures. No more relying on translation apps or feeling isolated.
Meaningful Connections: You're not just understanding conversations; you're participating in them. Building deeper friendships, sharing laughs, and connecting with people from diverse backgrounds becomes a joy, not a challenge.
Seamless Integration Abroad: If you're planning to move to an English-speaking country, picture yourself navigating daily life with ease – from opening a bank account to interviewing for a job, you're empowered to manage everything independently.
Career Advancement: In today's globalized world, strong English communication skills open doors. Confident speaking can lead to new opportunities, promotions, and a stronger professional presence, allowing you to be perceived as competent, professional, and persuasive in any setting.
The Frustration is Real, and I Understand
Your current English level is a fantastic starting point. You're intelligent, disciplined, and understand the value of investing in yourself. The real challenge isn't learning more grammar, but learning how to use what you already know with spontaneity and natural flair.
You know the answer, but the words just won't come out, leading to hesitant and slow speech.
What you learned in class doesn't always translate to fast-paced native conversations, idioms, or slang.
You've got general terms, but those precise phrases for ordering a complex meal, describing a legal document, or even just making small talk can be elusive.
The thought of making a mistake in front of others can be paralysing, stopping you from even trying.
The internet is full of English resources, but finding reliable, engaging content that's actually tailored to your advanced needs feels impossible.
These are common pain points for advanced learners. It's not about your intelligence; it's about finding the right environment and strategies to activate your existing knowledge and build genuine confidence.
Why my online classes work
Many advanced learners like you feel stuck at the “understand but can’t speak confidently” stage. My classes are different because they:
Focus on natural, real-world English
Use roleplays to practice real situations
Include British idioms, slang, and accent training
Give personalised feedback, so you sound authentic
Build fluency, spontaneity, and confidence
You'll learn to speak without overthinking, feel less awkward, and actually enjoy talking to people in English.
Introducing MY Online English Classes: Your Path to Confident English for Travellers
I've designed my online English classes specifically for learners like you, who are ready to move beyond textbooks and speak English with genuine confidence and authenticity. My program is built around your specific needs and goals, whether it's for travel, socialising, or relocating.
How My Online Classes Help You Succeed with Natural English for Travellers
1. Speak Natural, Not Textbook English- Learn idioms, slang, and conversational shortcuts so you sound fluent—not robotic.
2. Build Confidence in Real-Life Scenarios- Practice travel, social, and professional situations (e.g., airport check-ins, job interviews, small talk).
3. Understand Native Speakers Easily- Train your ear with authentic dialogues, accents, and fast speech—no more missed words.
4. Fix Subtle Grammar & Pronunciation Mistakes- Refine your speech so you sound polished and professional in any setting.
5. Learn Practical Vocabulary Fast- Get the exact phrases you need for hotels, restaurants, networking, and daily life abroad.
What makes my classes different?
- ·Focus on Fluency & Spontaneity: We go beyond grammar drills. Our interactive sessions are designed to get you speaking naturally, without translating in your head. You'll practice real-world conversations and develop the ability to respond quickly and confidently
- ·Authentic English Immersion: Forget stale dialogues. You'll be exposed to natural, everyday English – including idioms, slang, and varied accents – through engaging discussions, role-plays, and real-life scenarios.
- ·Boost Your Confidence: Our supportive and encouraging environment is a safe space to make mistakes and learn from them. We'll help you overcome that fear of speaking, building your self-belief one conversation at a time.
- Practical Vocabulary for Your Goals: Whether you need specific phrases for booking a flight, navigating a job interview, or making new friends, we'll equip you with the exact vocabulary you need for your personal goals.
- Mastering Pronunciation & Intonation: Sounding natural and being easily understood is key. We'll work on your pronunciation and intonation so your English flows smoothly and you can express yourself with clarity.
- ·Flexible Online Learning: Our platform is user-friendly and designed for your busy life. Learn from anywhere in the world, at times that suit you, with experienced instructors who understand the nuances of advanced language acquisition.
Why my online classes work
Many advanced learners like you feel stuck at the “understand but can’t speak confidently” stage. My classes are different because they:
Focus on natural, real-world English
Use roleplays to practice real situations
Include British idioms, slang, and accent training
Give personalised feedback, so you sound authentic
Build fluency, spontaneity, and confidence
You'll learn to speak without overthinking, feel less awkward, and actually enjoy talking to people in English.
Imagine Your Future Self...
Picture yourself confidently chatting with new friends in a bustling cafe in London, negotiating a great deal while travelling in Southeast Asia, or seamlessly settling into your new life in an English-speaking country. This isn't a dream; it's an achievable reality with the right support.
We respect the incredible effort you've already put into your English journey. Now, let us help you unlock the true potential of your skills. Stop feeling limited by your language and start living the life you envision.
Ready to transform your English and unlock a world of possibilities?
It's time to move past apprehension and embrace the confidence that comes with fluent, natural English. Join our supportive community and experience the breakthrough you've been searching for.
Comprehensive English Curriculum for Travel, Socializing, and Relocating to an NES Country
Module 1: Socializing & Small Talk
Subtopics:
- Vocabulary: Greetings, introducing oneself and others, common small talk topics (weather, hobbies, travel, work), polite conversational fillers.
- Grammar: Present simple/continuous for daily routines/ongoing activities, asking follow-up questions.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Meeting new people at a social gathering.
- Introducing two friends.
- Engaging in small talk at a party or queue.
- Exchanging contact information.
- Activities: Speed networking, analyzing authentic small talk conversations.
- Vocabulary: Phrases for expressing opinions (in my opinion, I think, I believe), agreeing (I agree, exactly), disagreeing (I disagree, I'm not sure), polite ways to interrupt.
- Grammar: Modals of certainty/possibility, adverbs of opinion, conditional sentences for hypothetical discussions.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Discussing current events or popular culture.
- Debating a topic of interest.
- Participating in a group discussion.
- Expressing a preference for something.
- Activities: Debates, structured discussions, analyzing examples of polite disagreement.
- 3. Social Etiquette & Cultural Nuances
- Vocabulary: Social customs, taboos, appropriate greetings, body language, common courtesies (please, thank you, excuse me).
- Grammar: Indirect questions, modals for advice/suggestions, polite requests/offers.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Navigating different social situations (e.g., dinner party, casual get-together).
- Understanding and responding to implied meanings.
- Discussing cultural differences and potential misunderstandings.
- Responding appropriately to invitations.
- Activities: Analyzing cultural case studies, discussing personal experiences, watching short videos on cultural etiquette.
- 4. Inviting, Accepting & Declining
- Vocabulary: Phrases for inviting, accepting (I'd love to, sounds great), declining (I'm afraid I can't, thank you for the invitation), suggesting alternatives.
- Grammar: Future forms for plans, conditional sentences for polite refusals, time expressions.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Inviting someone to an event or outing.
- Accepting an invitation enthusiastically.
- Declining an invitation politely with a reason.
- Suggesting an alternative time or activity.
- Activities: Creating invitations, practicing polite negotiation of plans.
- 5. Giving & Receiving Compliments and Apologies
- Vocabulary: Common compliments, phrases for accepting compliments, different ways to apologize, phrases for accepting apologies.
- Grammar: Adjectives for praise, past perfect for explaining reasons for apologies, polite expressions.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Giving genuine compliments about appearance, work, or achievements.
- Receiving compliments gracefully.
- Apologizing for a mistake or inconvenience.
- Accepting an apology and moving on.
- Activities: Analyzing effective compliments and apologies, practicing empathetic communication.
Module 2: Arriving in a New Country
Subtopics:
- 1. Planning Your Trip
- Vocabulary: Destinations, accommodation types, transportation, travel documents, currency, budgeting.
- Grammar: Future tenses (will, be going to, present continuous for future), asking for/giving recommendations.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Booking flights/hotels online or over the phone.
- Discussing travel plans with friends/family.
- Asking for travel advice from a travel agent or fellow traveler.
- Comparing different travel options (e.g., train vs. plane).
- Activities: Researching destinations, creating a travel itinerary, listening to travel podcasts/vlogs.
- 2. At the Airport & Onboard
- Vocabulary: Check-in, security, boarding pass, gate, customs, baggage claim, flight announcements, inflight services.
- Grammar: Imperatives, polite requests (Could you, Would you mind), reported speech (for announcements).
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Checking in at the counter.
- Going through security.
- Asking for directions at the airport.
- Dealing with delayed/cancelled flights.
- Interacting with flight attendants.
- Going through immigration/customs.
- Activities: Listening to airport announcements, role-playing common airport interactions.
- 3. Accommodation & Dining
- Vocabulary: Hotel amenities, room types, checking in/out, restaurant types, ordering food, dietary restrictions, tipping.
- Grammar: Modals for requests/offers (can, could, may, might), polite refusal, agreeing/disagreeing.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Checking into a hotel and asking about facilities.
- Dealing with a problem in a hotel room (e.g., no hot water).
- Ordering food at a restaurant.
- Making a reservation.
- Asking for recommendations from hotel staff or locals.
- Discussing a meal with dining companions.
- Activities: Practicing role-plays, reading restaurant menus, discussing cultural dining norms.
- 4. Local Transport & Sightseeing
- Vocabulary: Public transport (bus, train, subway, taxi), directions, landmarks, attractions, tickets, schedules.
- Grammar: Prepositions of place and movement, asking for/giving directions, comparative/superlative adjectives.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Asking for directions to a landmark.
- Buying a public transport ticket.
- Hailing a taxi and giving instructions.
- Describing a famous attraction.
- Discussing sightseeing options with a travel companion.
- Activities: Map-reading exercises, listening to guided tours, planning a sightseeing itinerary.
- 5. Emergencies & Problem Solving
- Vocabulary: Lost items, medical emergencies, theft, police, embassy, common ailments, urgent needs.
- Grammar: Expressing urgency, making formal complaints, reporting incidents, conditional sentences for hypothetical situations.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Reporting a lost passport.
- Explaining symptoms to a doctor or pharmacist.
- Asking for help from locals or authorities.
- Dealing with a challenging situation (e.g., missed connection).
- Activities: Analyzing emergency scenarios, practicing calm and clear communication under pressure.
Module 3: Moving to an NES Country (Relocation & Integration)
Subtopics:
- 1. Finding Accommodation & Utilities
- Vocabulary: Rental terms (lease, deposit, landlord, tenant), types of housing, utilities (electricity, water, internet), household appliances.
- Grammar: Passive voice (e.g., "The apartment is furnished"), comparative/superlative adjectives for describing properties, questions about services.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Inquiring about a rental property.
- Discussing lease terms with a landlord/agent.
- Setting up utilities (e.g., calling an internet provider).
- Reporting a maintenance issue.
- Activities: Reading rental advertisements, interpreting utility bills, practicing phone calls for service setup.
- 2. Banking & Financial Matters
- Vocabulary: Bank accounts, debit/credit cards, ATM, transfer, loan, interest rate, foreign exchange, budgeting, taxes.
- Grammar: Financial terminology, explaining financial situations, asking for clarification on complex terms.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Opening a bank account.
- Asking about different account types.
- Reporting a lost/stolen card.
- Discussing budgeting with a financial advisor (role-play).
- Asking about foreign exchange rates.
- Activities: Analyzing banking forms, discussing personal finance strategies, listening to financial news.
- 3. Healthcare & Medical Services
- Vocabulary: Doctors, specialists, appointments, prescriptions, symptoms, medical insurance, emergency services.
- Grammar: Expressing symptoms clearly, asking for medical advice, understanding medical instructions, explaining medical history.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Making a doctor's appointment.
- Describing symptoms to a doctor.
- Picking up a prescription at a pharmacy.
- Understanding health insurance terms.
- Dealing with a medical emergency.
- Activities: Reading medical brochures, discussing healthcare systems, practicing empathetic communication in sensitive situations.
- 4. Education & Work
- Vocabulary: Academic terms, job search, interviews, resumes/CVs, cover letters, workplace culture, professional development, networking.
- Grammar: Formal vs. informal language, persuasive language, describing skills and experience, discussing career goals, presenting ideas.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Discussing educational opportunities (e.g., university courses).
- Participating in a job interview (mock interview).
- Networking at a professional event.
- Presenting a work-related idea.
- Discussing workplace ethics and culture.
- Activities: Analyzing job descriptions, practicing interview questions, preparing a short presentation on a professional topic.
- 5. Civic Engagement & Community Integration
- Vocabulary: Citizenship, voting, community events, volunteering, local government, laws, cultural institutions.
- Grammar: Expressing civic responsibility, discussing social issues, advocating for causes, participating in formal discussions.
- Scenarios/Role-plays:
- Discussing local news and events.
- Volunteering for a community project.
- Attending a local meeting.
- Expressing an opinion on a social issue.
- Explaining local customs or laws to a newcomer.
- Activities: Researching local community groups, discussing current events, analyzing news reports.
Why my online classes work
Many advanced learners like you feel stuck at the “understand but can’t speak confidently” stage. My classes are different because they:
Focus on natural, real-world English
Use roleplays to practice real situations
Include British idioms, slang, and accent training
Give personalised feedback, so you sound authentic
Build fluency, spontaneity, and confidence
You'll learn to speak without overthinking, feel less awkward, and actually enjoy talking to people in English.
Why my online classes work
Many advanced learners like you feel stuck at the “understand but can’t speak confidently” stage. My classes are different because they:
Focus on natural, real-world English
Use roleplays to practice real situations
Include British idioms, slang, and accent training
Give personalised feedback, so you sound authentic
Build fluency, spontaneity, and confidence
You'll learn to speak without overthinking, feel less awkward, and actually enjoy talking to people in English.
Why choose me?
• I have 15 years of experience running Hotels, Restaurants and bars for large companies as well as for an independent franchisee.
• 10 years experience running my own online business and two brick and mortar stores selling collectables. (Mainly Action Figures, Pokémon and TCGs)
• Social media experience: I have a YT channel, FB, IG and Twitter accounts as well as Pinterest and TikTok. (Action Figures, Pokémon and TCGs)
• Experience in on line sales, I have had a Shopify store for 10+ years. (Mainly Action Figures, Pokémon and TCGs)
• 20+ years teaching experience (both in-person and online)
• I previously taught at and international school in Bangkok, Thailand for 12 years.
• I have taught at an International school for 3 years in Hezhou CHINA.
• I am currently teaching students of all ages at a local language centre in Bangkok, Thailand.
All this enables me to give you a unique blend of experience both as a tutor and a business person to give you realistic, useful, everyday knowledge of how to use Business English in real-life situations.
Classes will include real-life conversations, interactions, role-plays, audio, grammar, pronunciation and exercises, in what a term as "situational" classes.
I will give you friendly yet professional support to create a trusting environment where you can express yourself freely and receive the guidance you need to advance. I also use several tools to give you real-time analysis of your speaking, reading, writing skills.
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