If you want to learn English, or have already started studying, you probably feel that you need to improve your speaking skills above all. Most people find reading and even writing relatively easy, because you have time to understand by looking up words in the dictionary or asking a partner for help. But when you have a conversation with someone, there is no time for any of that: you have to react immediately using the words and phrases that come to you at that moment. So how can you practice and improve your English with Wall Street English?
At Wall Street English we believe that belgium phone number data the best and only way to learn English is by listening and speaking, just as you learned your native language. And with almost 50 years of experience successfully teaching over 3 million students worldwide, we know it works. That's why every class at Wall Street English is based on speaking. How does it work?
Listen, speak and learn
Our fun, interactive lessons are a combination of listening and speaking. An entertaining episode from our video story introduces you to the new language, after which you'll complete a series of tests and speaking exercises to produce the words and phrases yourself. Plus, our speech recognition system will help you learn to pronounce the words correctly.
Everyday English
Whether you need English for business, study or travel, you need to learn everyday English, and that's exactly what you'll learn at Wall Street English. From the first level, you'll learn natural oral contractions, informal expressions and practical vocabulary that native speakers use every day.
Small groups
Classes with a native teacher are always with a small number of students, usually two or three, who are at exactly the same level as you. This ensures that you have plenty of time to speak and can focus on improving precisely the same skills. All classes with teachers are entirely based on speaking activities. In fact, the lesson is similar to a guided conversation that allows you to reproduce and practice the new language you have learned with the support and feedback of a teacher.