This space is here for one simple reason: to practise speaking. For now, the Speaking Space is free, and you’re encouraged to use it as much as you want. The goal is to make speaking feel normal, not stressful. How to use it: - Post if you’re looking for a speaking partner - Say your level (PET / FCE / CAE or approximate) - Suggest a time, platform, or just say you’re flexible Keep it simple. A few basic rules so it works for everyone: - Be respectful and patient - No correcting every sentence, focus on communication - Help each other feel comfortable speaking, even if it’s messy You don’t need to be “ready” to speak. Speaking is part of the learning process, not the reward at the end. If you’re preparing for an exam, regular speaking practice here will make a huge difference to confidence and fluency. Find a partner, speak often, and don’t overthink it.

This should be the place where daily content lives…Unfortunately, Skool doesn’t allow proper daily text posts here yet. So for now, all daily content is inside the Classroom tab, organised as courses that I update regularly. It’s not perfect, but it works and it lets me keep everything clear and structured for you. Your simple daily to-do list The most important thing comes first: mindset. Before anything else, try to put yourself into a learning state. No multitasking, no rushing. Even 15 focused minutes is better than 1 hour distracted. Once you’re in that state: Premium members - 1 exam preparation task - Answers included - Usually 2 exam parts + answers That’s more than enough for a solid daily session and should take 15–45 minutes, depending on how deep you go. If you still have energy after that, I recommend: - Intentional reading & writing on Reddit (comment, don’t just scroll) - Listening practice on LyricsTraining or Lingoclip - Speaking practice with a partner from the Speaking Space tab Consistency beats intensity, do a bit every day, and it compounds fast.

Welcome to the community. Just to be transparent from the start this is all quite new to me, and I’m genuinely trying to build this in the simplest, most useful way possible. It’ll improve over time, and your feedback actually helps a lot. If you’re new here, this General Discussion tab is the main place to: - See posts from other members - Ask questions - Help each other out - Share experiences, doubts, tips, or wins You’ll also see a few different tabs at the top, each with a specific purpose. The most important part of the community is the Classroom. Inside there, you’ll find: - A free introduction course (I strongly recommend watching this first) - Then the premium courses, which go much deeper and are where the real exam prep happens There’s also a Speaking Space, which is free (for now).It’s simply a place to find speaking partners and practise English together in a relaxed way. Have a look around, start with the introduction course, and don’t be shy about posting here. We’re all here to improve.