If you have studied English for years, but still feel like a beginner sometimes, or you are not confident about your fluency, then this course is for you. It was designed not to only help you become a fluent speaker, but more importantly, to change the way you learn English.

I will share with you the tools you can use to:

• improve your English 
• gain confidence 
• reach the fluency level that you have worked hard for and that you deserve. 

We will also look at the biggest mistake English learners make with English; studying! Yes, most learners study English, but a language is not a subject like science or mathematics where you can read textbooks and keep the information. Learning a language is a skill, and it can only improve through practice. Remember when you first started driving? Did you read book after book about driving or memorise rule after rule? No, of course you didn't! You learned the necessary rules to stay safe, then you got in the car and started practicing. In other words, you learned to drive by driving, not by studying! The same method is applied to learning a language, and the more you practice, the quicker you will improve. 

Another important feature of this course is that English learners should not learn English like a foreign student, but like a native speaker. Have you asked yourself how native speakers became native speakers? They did not memorise rules or worry about making mistakes. In fact, I share with you in this course groundbreaking research that proves that adults should learn a language just like children. Why? Because children go through a very important process before they become fluent and sophisticated speakers. They 

• listen
• observe, 
• repeat 
• and then they perfect. 

If you are fed up of wasting years of your life reading boring textbooks, memorising rules or spending a lot of money on improving your English, then the good news I have for you is that you no longer have to do that! Give yourself the success you deserve by changing the way you learn English and by applying the tools I share with you throughout this course.

Remember, 'Old ways won't open new doors.'