This program is designed for those with little to no English background. It focuses on survival English—basic greetings, asking simple questions, handling money, and using essential travel vocabulary. Students practice with bilingual instructors who gently transition them to English-only interaction. By the end of the course, learners can navigate airports, check into hotels, order food, and ask for help with confidence.

For learners who know basic English but struggle with fluency, this course builds conversational speed and comprehension. Role-play activities simulate real conversations with native speakers, helping students improve listening skills, sentence building, and pronunciation. Lessons emphasize smoother interactions in shopping, sightseeing, and dining contexts. Travelers leave ready to engage comfortably in daily exchanges abroad.

Professionals preparing for business trips benefit from a focused program that combines travel English with workplace communication. Lessons cover airport navigation, small talk at networking events, polite negotiation phrases, and professional dining etiquette. This fast-track course is ideal for executives and employees who need maximum results in minimal time.

This specialized module teaches students how to handle unexpected travel problems: lost luggage, medical issues, police interactions, and transportation delays. Role-playing stressful scenarios builds resilience and ensures learners remain calm under pressure. Having the right words in emergencies gives travelers peace of mind wherever they go.

Our mobile app includes video lessons, interactive flashcards, audio pronunciation guides, and real-world travel dialogues. Students can study offline, track their progress, and practice in short daily sessions. The app is included with all live programs but also available as a standalone product for independent learners.

For those who want maximum personalization, we offer private coaching sessions. These are tailored to each traveler’s specific itinerary. For example, a student heading to Japan for skiing will focus on airport check-ins, hotel bookings, and sports equipment rentals. A family going on a European tour may practice restaurant dialogues and sightseeing vocabulary. With custom lessons, travelers get exactly the English skills they need for their unique plans.