Private lessons
Live one-to-one lessons on Google Meet, with real-life scenes and direct support from your teacher.
- You do most of the speaking
- Scenes connected to your goals
- Audio practice between lessons
British English · England
Private British English lessons
You understand English. But when you need to speak, the words disappear.
In one-to-one lessons, you practise the English you need beyond the textbook — for conversations, work and life in the UK — with careful guidance and no pressure to speak in front of a class.
- Live and one-to-one
- Google Meet
- British English
- Free 30-minute trial
20+ yearsteaching English
Master's degreein Education
EnglandBritish English in daily life
One-to-oneattention centred on you
Where to begin
Three ways to start. Choose the one for you.
From individual support to learning at your own pace — plus a free guide to help you take the first step.
British in Real Life
Learn at your own pace through complete scenes, British English audio and structured practice using the CENA Method.
Explore the course
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A short, practical read in Portuguese to help you understand what causes the block and begin building answers.
Read the free guideDoes this sound familiar?
It is not a lack of effort.
Your practice needs to prepare you to respond.
You know it, but cannot answer
The sentence seems clear in your head, yet the conversation moves on before you can put it together.
You studied rules, not situations
You learnt vocabulary but rarely practised what to say when somebody actually answers.
Fear takes over
In a group, fear of making a mistake can make silence feel safer.
Real English sounds different
Contractions, rhythm and quick replies can confuse learners who have only heard slow, isolated sentences.
CENA Method
You do not learn an isolated sentence.
You learn how to join the conversation.
Each lesson begins with a realistic situation and takes you from understanding to responding, without making grammar the centre of the experience.
Context
Understand where you are, who you are speaking to and what you need to do.
Expressions
Learn useful language chunks as they appear in natural conversation.
Next response
Prepare your ear for likely replies and decide what to say next.
Authentic sound
Hear British rhythm, contractions and pronunciation so you can recognise speech outside class.
See inside
This is what you actually receive.
Not a set of slides to watch passively, but a conversation journey: scene, listening, response, review and practice between meetings.
A structured programme designed to cover A1 to B1 content over six months at two lessons per week, with a real speaking assessment at the end of each level.
Everyday scenes
Practise workplace, transport, pharmacy, service calls and casual conversations.
Listening that prepares you
British English audio includes what the other person may say next.
Review cards
Useful phrases return with audio so they are ready when needed.
Games and short challenges
Interactive activities help turn lesson content into participation.
Your turn to speak
React, ask a question back, solve a situation and keep talking.
Continuous practice
Homework revisits the same scene and gives immediate feedback.
Your teacher
Experience to teach. Careful listening to adapt.
My work begins by listening carefully: understanding where conversation becomes difficult and what you need to be able to do in English.
I created these lessons for adults who need more than explanations disconnected from real life. British English appears through its rhythm, vocabulary choices and the small responses that keep conversations going. American English is not treated as wrong; you learn to recognise relevant differences.
Educational foundationMaster's in Education and classroom experience
International referenceA pathway organised around CEFR levels
Original materialsInteractive slides, audio and between-lesson practice
Real lifeSituations adults face outside the classroom
“Confidence grows when you know what to listen for — and have room to respond.”
Frequently asked questions
What you may want to know before getting in touch.
It is a free, individual 30-minute conversation on Google Meet. We discuss your goals, confirm your starting level and outline a suitable first step.
No. Materials begin at A1, and your starting point is based on what you already understand and can use.
Yes. Private lessons are live, one-to-one and last 50 minutes on Google Meet.
Prices depend on the format and frequency and are shared directly by Teacher Jackeline before any commitment. The first trial lesson is free.
No. Lessons are online and may be arranged for adults in different countries, subject to time zones and availability.
Your English does not need to be perfect before it can become part of your life.
Begin with a free 30-minute trial lesson, with no obligation.
