Language Space
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Methodology
An innovative teaching methodology tailored to meet your individual needs.
At Language Space, we understand that learning a new language can be both exciting and challenging. That’s why we’ve designed our methodology to provide students with an immersive cultural experience that not only helps them achieve fluency in their desired language but also broadens their worldview.
Language Space takes into account each student’s cultural identity, personal preferences, and experiences, making conversation a top priority. A teaching method should not be generic or applied the same way to everyone. Instead, it should value and understand the differences and needs of each individual.
Receive personalized feedback in one-on-one lessons
Our native teachers will guide you on your journey with personalized 1-hour lessons tailored to your needs. At the end of each lesson, you'll receive comprehensive feedback with tips to keep improving your studies.
Practice your English with real conversations in group lessons
Putting English into practice is the most effective way to learn a new language. That’s why we offer group conversation lessons, where you can have real discussions about real topics and gain confidence in communicating.
Learn vocabulary and grammar with interactive lessons
Even those with advanced knowledge don’t know all the rules of the language. That’s why we offer interactive lessons and tools, with engaging content ranging from the verb “to be” to “phrasal verbs” and much more.
Fundamentals of Business English:
Business Grammar: Focus on grammatical structures commonly used in a business environment.
Business Vocabulary: Teaching terminology and expressions specific to the corporate world.
Professional Pronunciation: Teaching clear, professional pronunciation.
Corporate Culture and Etiquette:
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Discussion of cultural norms and business etiquette in different global contexts.
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Exploration of the differences between formal and informal communication styles.
Business Communication Skills:
Speaking: Practice oral communication in various business contexts, such as presentations, negotiations, and meetings.
Listening: Training in auditory comprehension through simulations of meetings, conferences, and phone calls.
Reading: Analysis of business documents, reports, emails, and other relevant materials.
Writing: Practice business writing, including emails, reports, proposals, and other professional documents.
