Advanced English for Environmental Advocates

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The problem is that as an environmental advocate, you do not feel confident giving presentations in English. You lose coherence when speaking at length, and the audience loses interest very quickly. You lack industry-specific jargon in English and often resort to repeating the same terms, making your talks less engaging for the audience. You feel self-conscious about your pronunciation of individual sounds. At times, you can sound robotic and lose your personality during presentations. On top of that, you do not have the tools to confidently deal with tricky questions in English during panels.

What terrifies you the most is that not keeping your English skills sharp will impact your overall career growth. You are passionate about the message you convey, but you worry that no one will remember it. You sometimes fear making a fool of yourself on stage or causing a negotiation to fall through because of being held back by your language skills. Worse yet, it horrifies you to think that you will not be able to successfully endorse your environmental initiative and that this will hinder or hurt the reputation you have worked so hard to cultivate.

Rest assured, you are not alone!

With my help, you will feel confident giving presentations in English. You will maintain coherence when speaking at length, and the audience will be hanging off your every word. You will wow listeners with your flexible use of industry-specific jargon, making your talks highly engaging for them. You will be effortlessly understood throughout, because of your flexible use of phonological features, conveying meaning and personality. Moreover, you will handle tricky questions effectively in panels.

Then, one day, you will appreciate the positive impact your improved English skills will have on your career. Your presence on stage and in negotiations will inspire and eventually lead to positive changes with your environmental initiatives. Your reputation will continue to grow and garner the respect it deserves.