My B1 & B2 Programme Bundle is here with a huge 40% discount, and I think I should tell you exactly what you’re going to get!

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And don't forget that you can also enrol on B1 or B2 individually and save 30%!

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Here's everything you get in the Bundle:

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• 24 lesson modules across two programmes
• 55 grammar lessons
• 24 vocabulary lessons
• 22 pronunciation lessons
• 18 conversation lessons with real native speakers
• 24 reading lessons
• 24 listening lessons
• Vocabulary banks, lesson notes and PDFs you can download and keep
• A course community where my teachers help you
• Lifetime access to everything

That's six months of learning and it's yours forever!

What does the journey look like?

Months 1–3 (B1): You build your foundations. Grammar starts to make sense. Your pronunciation gets clearer. You start to think in English more. By the end, everyday conversations feel easier.

Months 4–6 (B2): You go deeper. You learn the words, phrases and expressions that native speakers really use. You listen to real conversations and understand them. You start to sound more natural.

A normal study session is about 20–30 minutes. You watch a short video lesson or read or listen to a passage. You do the practice activities. You download the PDF to look at later. Most students study two or three times a week.

Now, I want to tell you about the pronunciation, because I think this makes the biggest difference.

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In most courses, pronunciation comes last. Or it's not there at all. In my programmes, it's part of every lesson from week one. We start with individual sounds. Then we look at how sounds join together. Then we study how native speakers connect their words when they talk.

So many of my students tell me this changed everything. Not just how they speak but how they feel about speaking and understanding the English they hear around them.

When you trust the way you sound, you stop being afraid of joining conversations. That change is huge.

And this programme is made for where you are right now. You don't need to be good at English to start. You just need to want to get better. Every lesson builds on the one before, so you always know what to do next.