Communicating Spoken English with Clarity
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- Pronunciation of individual sounds
- Clarity and diction
- Pause
- Intonation, pitch, pace and tone
- Word and syllable emphasis
- Correct breathing
After ascertaining any specific pronunciation problems, the teacher creates exercises to suit the student's needs. These often take the form of 'tongue twisters'.
For best results, it is recommended that the student practises the exercises created during lessons at least once a day. As well as helping with specific elocution problems, these exercises should make students more aware of the different muscles in their mouth and throat.
We often use drama as a study tool. As well as working on the pronunciation of individual sounds, we also highlight the importance of things such as word/syllable stress, pitch and pause. Our teachers often use extracts from plays or books, or devise role plays to suit the individual needs of the student. In the past, we have taught actors, young professionals, investment bankers and recent graduates, all looking to further their careers.
Our director, Francesca, previously taught a course in pronunciation and drama at Brunel University in West London.
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