Work together to solve a home emergency. The heater is broken, water is leaking everywhere, and your landlord won’t answer the phone. What will you do? You’ll learn useful words to describe the problem, make a plan, and ask for help. By the end, you’ll feel more confident using English to stay calm, give advice,Solve The Problem: Disaster at Home

We’ll explore how modern life has changed the way we work, rest, and think. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about technology, time pressure, focus, and lifestyle. In this class, you’ll share your opinions, ask and answer questions, and compare fast and slow ways of living. By the end, you’ll feel more confident discussing howArticle: Is Life Getting Faster?

In this creative discussion lesson, you’ll practise speaking, listening, and sharing ideas through pictures. You’ll choose a photo, painting, comic, or meme to bring to class, then describe it, explain it, and hear what others see in it. You’ll learn useful words for colours, shapes, styles, and emotions, and you’ll get better at giving opinionsArt Talk

In this class, we’ll talk about television; the good, the bad, and the weird. You’ll learn useful words to talk about different types of TV shows, share your favourites (and the ones you hate), and give your opinions about how TV affects people. By the end, you’ll feel more confident using English to agree, disagree,Talking About Television

In this class, we’ll look at the human body. We’ll talk about body parts, movement, and how we describe the body in English. You’ll learn useful vocabulary for describing bones, muscles, and physical health, and practise using idioms like put your foot down and gut feeling. You’ll also share your opinions, discuss physical habits andTalking About The Body