Developed for you
Our courses are specifically designed for non-native English speakers who use English in a range of settings: whether as students, academics, research scientists, senior managers or in a business environment.
Whether updating skills, refining competency or learning something new, our courses fully support you. |
We are committed to excellence in everything we do for our clients, whether adapting a course to better fit a need or building a tailored course; together with our clients, we create a practical, quality experience.
Whatever you choose, we are here to support you. |
As our courses are unique, you might wonder if they would suit you. Join one of our online Workshops and see what you can expect. Each Workshop is independent, so you can choose the days and dates best for you and not worry about continuity. |
Designed for you
We think the human touch is important and your mentor is there to guide and support you. In addition, we work with you to find effective writing strategies, demonstrating why they are important and showing how you can use them to achieve your goals.
Your writing will be assessed by a specialist, giving you the best opportunity to improve your technique.
Discover more about what you can expect from our courses:
We think the human touch is important and your mentor is there to guide and support you. In addition, we work with you to find effective writing strategies, demonstrating why they are important and showing how you can use them to achieve your goals.
Your writing will be assessed by a specialist, giving you the best opportunity to improve your technique.
Discover more about what you can expect from our courses:
Short courses
If you want a course with no commitment, consider our online writing Workshops. These short, interactive courses help you understand writing logic and what our courses are like.
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If you want a more in-depth course, consider our online Masterclass. These interactive courses provide a detailed analysis into vocabulary used, structure chosen and why one structure might better than another, and how we can improve its message.
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