English For Life

Charlie Rodd is an English teacher, lecturer, entrepreneur, and owner of "Let's Talk". His new school in Saint-Etienne is scheduled to open its doors in 2023. As an English trainer, he champions a communicative and innovative approach to learning, making sure his students are immersing themselves in their studies through independent self-study mixed with engaging speaking activities. For this British gentleman, English is not just a language to learn for professional reasons, but the start of a potentially life-changing experience.

Kamal Wardi is a brand new Front-End Developer from La Reunion. We talk about the world of web developers, remote work, crypto, the importance of English, and much more. Hope you enjoy it! 

Sophie SCANTAMBURLO-CONTRERAS is co-founder of "Scop3", an innovative start-up from Montpellier whose aim is to give a second life to professional equipment. Find out more about the company by visiting their website: www.scop3.com. 

"From the moment I started school until university, I found (English) lessons extremely boring. And not relevant at all for a teenager or a kid, as I was."

Une personne de nationalité française peut-elle enseigner l'anglais aussi bien qu'un anglais natif ? Audrey est Française et a grandi en apprenant l'anglais à l'école publique. Bien qu'elle apprécie vraiment cette langue, elle n'aimait pas la façon dont il était appris à l'école. Elle a donc décidé d'enseigner l'anglais pour le rendre le plus ludique possible. Après quelques années dans le publique, elle s'est lancée dans le privé, en proposant des cours particuliers aux adultes. Son style est un mélange parfait de dynamisme, d'énergie, de professionnalisme et de rigueur. Elle peut facilement s'identifier à ses clients français car elle sait exactement quelles sont les erreurs les plus fréquentes, et pourquoi elles sont commises. 

Alors, une personne de nationalité française peut-elle enseigner l'anglais aussi bien qu'un anglais natif ? Et bien oui, et parfois même mieux qu'eux !

In this episode, I speak with Elizabeth Doyle, who is an English Teacher originally from America and currently living in Italy. She is the owner of AVES Formation, a company that helps professionals who would like to gain new skills, boost their careers or businesses. 

Although there were not many French people around in Atlanta, Georgia, Yuanist Woods still had a strong passion and ❤  for the French language.

He studied French civilization Eckerd College and later went to Université Paris-Sorbonne to further develop his French language skills.

He did it for passion, not for the 💵 ＄.

He started teaching English in France because that was the only way he could stay in the country he loved.

His passion for language, people, and all things French has taken him to where he is today - a highly skilled English teacher who can take you to the next level.

Check out his company 3PS Formations Langues Language Training, Coaching, and listen to our podcast!

In this episode, my guest is Stéphane Cloteaux. He is the owner of Strattitude, a human resources consulting firm. We talk about the many challenges facing companies today. Listen to learn more about management, talent acquisition, and more!

In this session, my guest is Mohamed HAJAÏEJ, owner of multiple companies including Wazo Lab, Business & Co, and DIGIGO.

We discuss interesting topics such as Digital Learning, Management, and Leadership.

Hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, we speak with an English teacher and founder of Estatrads. Born in India and raised in Belgium, Esta has settled in France with her family. We talk about the educational system in France vs Belgium and her personal journey from translator to a small business owner. Her experience teaching and method teaching English to adults and children have produced amazing results. 

Today we speak with our fellow Canadian Anesh Daya. He is the owner of On the Spot English, A Canadian-based English training center. In this episode, we talk about his unique method for teaching English. Instead of a classroom, Anesh takes his students to the streets of Toronto. All the students are aware of their objectives - they must speak with strangers. Anesh wants to take his students out of their comfort zone because that means they're learning. Listen to find out more about our conversations.