Sessions do not use traditional coursebook study. They focus on real conversation, interactive tasks, games, discussions and practical situations.
Your child learns current vocabulary and everyday phrases, then uses them immediately in conversations with peers and the teacher.
The Speaking Club turns passive knowledge into practical skills, gradually easing the fear of mistakes and helping teens express themselves more confidently in English.
Who the Speaking Club is for
The sessions will benefit your child if they:
Understand English but feel shy about speaking
Take a long time to find words and translate phrases in their head
Want to improve their pronunciation
Need extra speaking practice
Want to expand their vocabulary
Want to communicate with peers in English
Are interested in culture, travel and current topics
Learn best through games, discussions and active tasks.
Benefits of joining the Speaking Club
Developing communication skills
Teens regularly practise English in dialogues, discussions and team tasks. This makes it easier to formulate ideas and keep a conversation going.
Expanding vocabulary
At every session, students encounter new words, collocations and phrases they can use in everyday life.
Vocabulary is acquired naturally through conversation, games, stories and practical situations.
Improving pronunciation
Students listen to authentic audio and video, repeat words and phrases, and work on accurate pronunciation and intonation.
The teacher helps them notice and correct common mistakes.
Current topics
An authentic voice in English
Discussions, media and team projects make practice meaningful.
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Overcoming the language barrier
A friendly atmosphere helps teens speak without fear and feel calmer about mistakes.
The more they practise, the sooner they begin to express themselves confidently without constantly translating in their heads.
Building motivation
Engaging topics, team games, quizzes and creative tasks show that English is more than a school subject: it is a way to communicate and explore the world.
Developing social skills
During group work, teens learn to:
Listen carefully to others
Express their own views
Ask questions
Work as a team
Respect different viewpoints
Reach agreements and complete tasks together.
Growing in confidence
Regular practice helps teens feel more at ease in English, participate more actively in discussions and take initiative without fear.
Exploring cultures of English-speaking countries
Students discover traditions, celebrations, everyday life and cultural details from different countries.
This knowledge is useful for travel, study and communication with people from abroad.
English by ear
A world you can hear
Conversations, podcasts and real-life situations build listening skills in context.
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How the lessons work
The format of each session depends on its topic, the group’s level and the planned activities.
Language warm-up — 5 minutes
At the start, students answer short questions, discuss news or complete a simple interactive task in English.
The warm-up helps them switch into conversation and activate familiar vocabulary.
Topic and useful phrases — 10 minutes
The teacher introduces the session topic and explains new words and useful phrases.
Topics are chosen to suit teens’ age and interests. They may include:
Travel
Music and film
Social media
Technology
Hobbies
School and future careers
Friendship
Cultures around the world
The environment
Modern inventions.
Speaking practice — 20 minutes
Students use new vocabulary in dialogues, discussions, role plays and pair work.
The teacher guides the conversation, helps formulate ideas and corrects mistakes constructively.
Games and interactive tasks — 10 minutes
Sessions may include:
Language games
Quizzes
Team challenges
Role plays
Creative tasks
Describing images
Discussing videos
Creating stories
Debates
Board games and online games in English.
These activities develop vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, listening and communication skills.
Audio, video or a short text — 10 minutes
Students may listen to short recordings, watch a video or read a brief text, then discuss it in English.
This develops listening comprehension, the ability to identify key information and the confidence to share a personal response.
New opportunities
Language opens new paths
Study, careers, travel and new connections all feel closer.
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Wrap-up and feedback — 5 minutes
At the end, students review new words, share their impressions and ask the teacher questions.
The key principles of the Speaking Club
Maximum real conversation
Minimum theory
Current and engaging topics
Active participation from every student
A friendly atmosphere without fear of mistakes
Groups of students at a similar level
Interactive and teacher-created materials
Support from an experienced teacher.
Results of regular attendance
Over time, your child will be able to:
Speak English with greater confidence
Formulate ideas more quickly
Understand other speakers better
Use new words when speaking
Improve pronunciation and intonation
Translate less often in their head
Take a more active part in conversations
Feel calmer about mistakes
Feel more at ease in English-speaking environments.
Format, length and price
Age: 12–17
Up to 6 people per group
60 minutes
Online
UAH 400 per session
Sixty minutes is ideal for intensive speaking practice without overload. A small group gives everyone enough time to respond, interact and receive personal feedback.
Trial session
Your trial follows the full 60-minute session format, giving you a chance to meet the teacher and experience the pace, materials and atmosphere of the Speaking Club.
The trial session is free when you purchase a package on the day of your placement test or trial.
Take the first step towards confident English
We’ll find the right programme, teacher and lesson format for you.