Our programmes
Three courses for people who want to SPEAK, not for people who need a certificate. There is no standardised exam here, and so no exam practice either.
The four points below spell out the difference, because choosing the wrong one of the two costs months of studying the wrong thing.
Everyday English has no standardised test. None of the three courses has mock tests, exam strategy or marking criteria.
Progress is measured through the conversations in class: which situations you can handle, and whether people understand you first time.
Eating out, asking directions, meetings, phone calls, interviews — each lesson rebuilds a real situation rather than an exam topic.
The pronunciation and reflexes are not lost: they are the shared ground of the speaking sections in IELTS, VSTEP and TOEFL, if you later need a certificate.
Our courses
Listed by level. If you are not sure which one fits, a consultation will measure where you are now and recommend one — before you pay for anything.
For anyone who wants to speak English in daily life, starting from pronunciation and the sentences you will use most often.
What you study
For people who can already manage basic sentences and want to use English at work, in meetings, and in conversations that run longer than one turn.
What you study
A personal route built around your current level and the situations where you actually need English, taught one to one throughout.
What you study
This table reads from the same source as the cards above, so the figures always agree.
| Course | Fee | Duration | Format | Mock tests |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday English — Foundation | 3,500,000 VND | 3 months | Group class, 3–5 students | None |
| Everyday English — In Practice | 4,500,000 VND | 3 months | Group class, 3–5 students | None |
| Everyday English 1:1 | 7,500,000 VND | 2 months | One-to-one | None |
Next step
A one-to-one consultation measures where you are now, agrees a target and recommends the course that fits — before you pay for anything.
