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What our learners say
Just some testimonials from the thousands of students I have taught over the years
Federica V.
Italy
Andromeda is kind and patient. I love her lessons which are a mix of vocabulary, grammar and speaking mixed together.
★★★★★
Marco T.
Italy
Andromeda is always perfect, she listens to you carefully and gives you hints to improve. She guides you without weighing you down with too much interruption, giving you the opportunity to practice, which is what I really need.
★★★★★
Mattia D.
Italy
Andromeda has been extremely helpful in improving my vocabulary and we always engage in interesting conversations. She is very easy to talk to and you just get along with her.
★★★★★
Features
What we offer at Skyrocket English
- One-to-one classes
- Lessons personalised to your needs
- Real-world topics to stimulate speaking and build confidence
- Practise grammar and vocabulary through targeted speaking exercises (oral agility)
- Business English
- Homework activities: do as much or as little as you want
- Flexible schedule
- Cancel a class with 6-hours’ notice
- Secure booking system powered by Introwise
- High-speed video-conferencing powered by Introwise
Frequently asked questions
Your questions answered
How does Skyrocket English work?
Skyrocket English classes are all about speaking. In the first 50% of the class you will speak about a real-world topic, chosen by you for your homework activity.
In the second 50% students generally practise either grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation (or a combination) with all language points taught through targeted speaking exercises known as oral agility.
Finally, you will be given a comprehension exercise for homework with a podcast or video (of your choice) to consume which you will speak about next class. Extra homework activities are available – do as much or as little as you want.
What is oral agility?
Oral agility involves targeted exercises to practise grammar and vocabulary points through speaking. It mimics the way you learned your native language as a child, but in a condensed form, allowing you to expand your knowledge of English and put more and more complicated sentences together, almost without thinking.
Do you teach business English?
Yes, I have taught business English for seven years, working with clients such as Gucci, Sace, Fedrigoni and more. I can expand your business vocabulary, help you practise for an interview, a big meeting with clients or just improve your communication skills for everyday situations at work.
What ages do you teach?
I teach teens and adults.
What if I need to reschedule a class?
I offer a fully flexible service. You can cancel a class with 6 hours’ notice and your lesson token will be returned to use at a future date.
Where do classes take place?
All classes take place on the video-conferencing platform Introwise. No need to download a program, just follow the link sent to you when you book a class.
Build your knowledge with our study guide
Advanced level resources
Take your English to the Next Level with 50 Lessons to Improve your English Conversation.
Written by your Skyrocket English teacher, Next Level English is packed full of real-world vocabulary and advanced grammar, plus exercises, to help you speak naturally and fluently – all in one, easy-to-use manual.
Designed for upper-intermediate to advanced learners and those taking IELTS, TOEFL or Cambridge exams, Next Level English is the perfect book to build your confidence in spoken English. Available on Amazon
The Ultimate C1 Phrasebook: OUT NOW!
You have studied English for years. You know the grammar and a good range of vocabulary, and have no problem conversing with second-language speakers. But then there are the natives: Americans, Australians, New Zealanders, and of course, the British.
What language are they speaking?
If conversations with mother-tongue speakers leave you confused, then this is the book for you. With a focus on British English, Bad English unlocks the secrets of colloquial language, revealing the phrases natives use to express feelings, tell stories, complain about stuff, insult each other, avoid work – and above all, make each other laugh.