About The Founder
I have worked with business executives in Moscow, Russia, university students in Shanghai, China and I have taught history and writing at several international schools. Over the years I have honed my skills and I now offer bespoke lessons that I tailor to the exact needs of my clients.
I begin with a needs-analysis and then drill down to identify the ideal program and deliver a superior service. I believe this site offers a useful snapshot of my teaching approach.
Our Testimonials
James developed a stock market investment club entitled the Zhengzhou Money Makers (ZZMM). Here students became familiar with a wide variety of global exchanges... With accomplishments such as these I recommend James for future teaching positions.
James' strengths include a sloid knowledge of the subject content, deep understanding of the literature and history and the appreciation of the interests of the individual students. Which he capitalizes on to enhance student's engagement...
James was my geography and academic speaking teacher. He is a very rigorous person, both in and out of the classroom. He is also a very interesting person. Attending his classes brought me and my classmates unexpected happiness. I enjoyed his class very much.
James is a great teacher. He taught my world history and English-speaking class. He is a very good communicator, I got inspiration from him. He is one of my favorite teachers. He told stories of traveling the world-over.
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WHAT IS BUSINESS ENGLISH
Business English is the English used in business contexts, such as foreign trade, commerce, c, marketing, human resources, and many office settings. It allows one to be more professional and effective in their business life.
There’s a lot more to learning a second language than mere vocabulary and grammar. Languages are used differently in different contexts. For example, you probably speak to your boss differently than to your grand-parents. We all write differently for different contexts as well. A text message is certainly not going to be the same as a formal business email.