Services

András Bércesi-Hales teaches four things: one-to-one general English, preparation for the Hungarian English érettségi and international English exams, business English for individuals and company groups, and short intensive coaching for a negotiation or presentation in English. Lessons run in London and online.

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One-to-one English lessons

General English built around you: your level, your goals, and a pace that suits you. We work on speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with the grammar and vocabulary that support them.

  • A first lesson that establishes what you can already do
  • Speaking practice in every lesson, not only when time allows
  • Written work marked with an explanation, not only a correction
  • Lessons in person in London or online

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English exam preparation

Focused preparation for school-leaving and language exams, including the Hungarian érettségi at B1 and B2 and the main international English exams. We work through the format, the timing, and the skills each paper tests.

  • Past papers worked through under exam conditions
  • Task-by-task technique for reading, writing, listening, and speaking
  • Speaking practice in the format the examiner will use
  • A realistic view of the level you are at and the gap to close

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Business English

For individuals and for groups inside a company. We work on the English your job actually asks of you, using material from your own industry rather than a general course book.

  • Email, reports, and written follow-up
  • Meetings, telephone calls, and video calls
  • The vocabulary of your own field
  • Group sessions arranged around the working hours of your team

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Negotiation and presentation coaching

One-to-one work with business people preparing for a specific event: a negotiation, a presentation, a conference panel, or an interview in English.

  • Rehearsal of the language you will need on the day
  • Work on delivery, pace, and handling questions
  • Preparation for the questions you would rather not be asked
  • Short, intensive schedules when the date is close

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How lessons work

We start with a conversation about what you want to be able to do in English and by when. The first lesson is partly an assessment: I need to hear you speak and see you write before I can plan anything useful.

After that, lessons usually run weekly, for 60 or 90 minutes. Between lessons you get work that is short enough to actually do. If you are preparing for an exam or an event with a fixed date, we work backwards from that date instead.

Not sure which one fits?

Describe your situation in a couple of sentences and I will tell you what I would suggest, including if the answer is that you do not need lessons yet.

Get in touch

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