Speak Up Methodology
Speak Up Schools base their curriculum on a unique methodology tailored to the needs of each student.
5 steps to success in achieving your learning goals
MULTIMEDIA LESSONS
During these lessons, you are transferred to the world of English – you ask questions, answer them, practise pronunciation and listen to various accents as if you were abroad.
In each lesson, you learn new vocabulary, grammatical structures and develop a wide range of language skills.
- You can repeat individual exercises or whole lessons at your own pace.
- Lessons can be done at anytime, anywhere. All you need is to log in to the “Student Zone” to access the multimedia lessons wherever you are.
GROUP CLASSES
These are productive and dynamic classes with a teacher, in groups of 4 to 12.
They are conducted in a pleasant and friendly atmosphere.
At the beginning, the teacher clarifies doubts you may have in relation to the material covered in the multimedia lessons.
The teacher will also explain the lessons in the course-book.
During these classes, you will master your language skills on a step-by-step basis and use them in practical situations.
WORKSHOPS
These are complementary classes with a teacher, held in groups of maximum 12 students.
You may choose classes according to your specific needs and objectives.
Workshops focus on specific skills such as speaking, grammar, vocabulary, reading and writing.
You and your personal teacher will agree together on the recommended workshops for you.
CLUB ACTIVITY
These are additional topic-based classes.
Club activities are for learners who want to focus on certain topics such as business English, Specialized English or talking about specific subjects.
PROGRESS FOLLOW-UP
They are individual consultations with a teacher that address specific issues related to the course.
The main purpose of these consultations is to discuss your learning progress with your personal teacher.
- Review of your online progress reports and multimedia lessons results.
- Feedback from your personal teacher based on your participation in the classes.
- Discuss results and set new objectives.
- Discuss topics in your current level that you find difficult, if any.