Individual One to One courses

Course types:
Full Intensive
Full-time courses from 09.00 to 17.00, including a working lunch with a coach. These courses offer maximum exposure to the target language and are the most productive way to achieve rapid results.

Peak Intensive
Full-day intensive programmes still leave room for review and self-study. Typical course times are from 09.00 to 15:00, including a 45-minute lunch break.

Half Intensive
Half-day programmes (4 hours) provide more gradual development and allow you the option to supplement classroom tuition with more extensive self-study or to continue working while doing a Half Intensive course. Course times are flexible, e.g. 08.30 - 12.30; 13.30 - 17.30.

Flexi Course
They are taken as a series of separate training sessions over a period of three to four months. The timetable is agreed in advance but can be adapted to fit in with your work schedule.

Benefits of a one-to-one course
Maximises the return on time and money invested in language learning
Shows tangible progress in communicative competence in a short period of time
Provides effective personal strategies for language learning
Enables busy people to make time for quality training when planning their schedules

Active Learning
A Let's Talk Lingo one-to-one course is carefully planned and taught by your experienced coach and will typically contain:

Practical and effective communication skills - speaking, listening, reading and writing
Introduction and application of grammatical structures
Appropriate professional vocabulary and accurate pronunciation
Role-play practice in relevant business and social situations
Integrated Personal Study to develop independent learning skills
Development of a Personal Learning Plan for continued study

Throughout the course there are regular progress checks and feedback to ensure the programme is on target and meets your individual specifications.

These courses maximise your potential to learn your chosen language. They do not only prepare you before any ongoing Individual Language Courses but also help you to develop strategies for continued learning afterwards.
The programmes are designed to meet the training requirements of each participant, taking into account such practical areas as:

your current language level
your experience of language learning
how you will be using the language - for meetings or presentations, for social events or just for getting about in the country
whether you will be reading reports or taking minutes
whether you need specific technical vocabulary in your work

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