EnglishEnglish at work
You are not bad at English. Meetings are just fast.
English for French professionals working in international teams. The meeting, the email, the call where everyone else is a native speaker.
What this is
Your English is probably fine in writing and falls apart at speed. Interrupting, disagreeing, and closing a point in a meeting full of native speakers is a specific skill, and it is not the one school taught you.
English for French professionals working in international teams. Running a meeting, writing the email, and holding your own on a call where everyone else is a native speaker.
Rolling enrolment. Start any week.
What is included
- Meeting English: interrupting, disagreeing, and closing a point
- Email and written English that sounds deliberate rather than translated
- Presentations and calls, practised out loud rather than read about
- The vocabulary of your actual sector, not a textbook's
Pricing depends on what you actually need, so Dipikaa quotes it directly rather than posting a list.
Who is teaching you
Taught English to French native students at lycée, collège and université level, as a private tutor.
Dipikaa teaches English to French speakers, and French to everyone else. She knows the specific places French speakers lose marks in English, because they are the mirror image of the fumbles she fixes going the other way.
- IELTS at C1
- her own English level
Same method, different language
01
Diagnose the fumble
We find the exact thing breaking your French. Not a level, not a syllabus. The specific fumble.
02
Fix the fumble
Targeted work on that one thing, in 1:1 sessions, a small group, or a short Fix Pack built around it.
03
Move on
No sitting through ten lessons you don't need. Fix it, prove it, go to the next one.
The other English fix
Fix Your BandIELTS and TOEFLStart With A Message.
Tell Dipikaa where your english is costing you, and she will tell you what fixing it involves. Replies Mon to Sat, 9am to 10pm.
+33 7 69 92 74 99 · Mon to Sat, 9am to 10pm