Think English Club offers independent consulting for parents, teachers and schools who want to make sound decisions about English learning.
One principle guides our work: English education should build the ability to use the language well, together with the thinking, communication and learning skills that serve learners for life.
We help you weigh existing approaches, spot where improvement is possible and shape practical solutions around learners' needs and intended outcomes. Our expertise spans English language teaching, Skills-Based Learning, curriculum development and applied educational research.
Choosing the right English path for your child, from first steps to university.
Courses, schools, textbooks and methods multiply, and the choice can feel overwhelming. Independent guidance helps you see the differences and ask the questions that matter, so that your decision suits your child's age, level, interests and long-term goals. For older teenagers, we also look ahead to university, drawing on first-hand experience of teaching at that level.
Areas of support:
Comparing English courses, schools and learning environments
Choosing textbooks and learning materials
Planning English learning alongside school education
Preparing for university study in English, including academic reading and writing, research skills and seminar discussion
Reviewing an existing learning plan and deciding next steps
The outcome: clear options and the confidence to choose the one that helps your child grow in English, in academic skills and in independence, ready for the classroom today and the lecture hall tomorrow.
Note
Think English Club is not part of any educational group, corporation or publishing house. We do not offer courses leading to educational certificates or formal qualifications, nor do we issue certificates or qualifications ourselves. We do not sell textbooks.
Turning educational principles into classroom practice.
For teachers and tutors who wish to sharpen their practice and help learners become capable, independent users of English. We explore how Skills-Based Learning shapes lessons, interaction, materials and assessment.
Areas of support:
Professional development in Skills-Based Learning
Practical methods and classroom strategies
Lesson, task and materials design
Weaving critical thinking, research and communication into English teaching
Learner autonomy and differentiated instruction
Support comes as individual consultations, workshops or tailored guidance, depending on your teaching context.
The outcome: confident teaching decisions, strategies ready for the classroom and a firm link between principles and learners' progress.
Building coherent, effective English programmes.
For schools, language centres and other organisations looking to review or strengthen their English provision. We help curricula, materials, teaching and assessment pull in the same direction, so that learners gain the language and the skills they need for study and for life.
Areas of support:
Curriculum design and development
Skills programmes and learning pathways
Review and selection of textbooks and materials
Teaching approaches and classroom practice
Assessment frameworks and learning outcomes
Programme evaluation, improvement and implementation
The outcome: a clear view of what your programme aims to achieve, how its parts fit together and where change will make the greatest difference.
Think English Club stands apart from textbook publishers, and every recommendation rests on educational value. We ask what learners need to achieve, how materials support those goals and whether the approach gives real opportunities to practise and apply English. When an institution agrees, our work can extend to observing classroom practice alongside curriculum, materials and assessment.
Our recommendations are practical, fitted to your context and aimed at improvement.
Discuss Your Needs
Every context is different, so we begin by clarifying your goals, your challenges and the support that would serve you best. Whether you are a parent, an educator or a representative of an institution, you are welcome to get in touch.
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If you spot an error, inconsistency, or have a suggestion for improvement, please do not hesitate to contact me. I am only human, and I make mistakes, which I readily admit. Many thanks, Tutor Martin.