English Explorers
Playful, practical spoken English for children.
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English School
Communicate with confidence. Use English in real life.
TQT English School is a practice-first English communication program for children, teenagers, and working adults. The goal is not to memorize as many words as possible on paper — it is to speak, listen, and respond in real life and work situations.
We design classes around conversation, scenarios, and personal feedback. Learners enter situations that feel real: greetings, storytelling, discussing opinions, short presentations, interviews, and teamwork in English. Teachers observe, correct, and help each person improve at their own pace.
Programs
Young Communicators
Conversation, discussion, and presentation skills for teens.
Learn more →Everyday English
Practical everyday English for adults and false beginners.
Learn more →English at Work
English communication for the workplace.
Learn more →Speaking Club
A recurring speaking club to keep reflexes sharp.
Learn more →Why practice-first English
English learning is not only for tests. A score may open a door — but speaking confidence is what helps a learner walk through it. In our classes, goals are framed as capabilities: language reflexes, expression, interaction with others, and practical use in daily life.
How we teach rests on small groups, real conversations, practical scenarios, continuous feedback, and visible progress. Learners do not sit through long lectures and then memorize alone at home. They practice in the session — and carry practice habits beyond the classroom.
Learn more →FAQ
Do you teach IELTS?
No. TQT English School focuses on practical communication, not IELTS, TOEIC, or TOEFL prep.
Do you issue certificates?
No. We do not issue educational degrees or certificates. Progress is assessed through skills and practice.
How many students per class?
English Explorers: 8–10 children. Young Communicators and adult classes: 8–12 learners. Speaking Club: 6–10 people. Small sizes so everyone speaks and receives feedback.
Is there an intake assessment?
Yes. A communication assessment helps place learners appropriately before classes begin.
Is there a track for beginners?
Yes. Everyday English and related tracks support learners restarting after assessment.
Are trial lessons available?
You can attend an Open House for a sample conversation experience, or book a 20–30 minute communication assessment before enrolling in a term.
How do parents track progress?
A parent portal will show schedules, feedback, and progress in a later phase. For now, updates are shared through contact channels after enrollment.