Transcript of this video is as follows: "Hello, my name is Alain. I wanted to say I'm impressed with Caroline’s services. She is professional. She is always on time for her lesson. My child is developing her technology skills as well as her English with lessons online. Caroline sends games for homework. [...]
This is the transcript of this video: "Hi, I'm Virginie, from France. Caroline has been teaching my daughter for 2 years. Caroline personalises the tasks for my daughter to motivate her. They play games. She has used family photos and anything relating to what my daughter likes. It’s not difficult to get [...]
Transcript of this video: "First of all, about the accommodation. The accommodation was brilliant. You have a very nice house and of course I had a big room for myself with a very comfortable bed. Everything was very clean in the house. Kidlington is a very nice area for running, especially with Andrew. [...]
This is my Online Teaching Qualification from Cambridge Assessment. During the course I demonstrated the key skills and knowledge needed as an online English teacher. I developed my teaching skills to plan and deliver online lessons with the aim of improving my students' receptive, productive and language abilities. Finally, we reflected on professional practice [...]
This is the transcript of this video: "I would like to talk about my experience. I spent two amazing weeks. I would like to thank first Caroline, thank you very much. You are a lovely couple, a really lovely couple. I had a very good guide with Caroline, a very good cook with [...]
Transcript of this video: "I want to talk about my stay in Oxford with you. I can't express how grateful I am to be staying here with you during these two weeks, because firstly I ate very well. Thank you Andrew. The meals were balanced and varied. The breakfast was very good. Secondly, [...]
Extract from The Sunday Times dated 23rd April 2017 and entitled: "Learning a language to delay dementia" "...Learning a second language can delay the onset of some kinds of dementia by six years, according to new research. Even five hours a week of learning can build up a “cognitive reserve” counteracting the effects of [...]
