Conversation & speaking
Speak more clearly and naturally. Develop fuller answers, explain ideas, ask questions, and participate in genuine conversations.
Personalized 1-to-1 English lessons
Use the English you already know. Build the skills you need next.
For Taiwanese professionals, university students, young adults, and learners with a goal that does not fit a standard course.

The aim
“I can say that better now.”
A different starting point
You may already understand a lot of English. But when it is your turn to speak, the words can feel harder to find.
IMC English starts with what you can already do, then helps you decide what should come next.
The learning loop
Each lesson moves from your current ability toward one useful, visible improvement.
01
What can you already do? We learn about your English, goals, experiences, and challenges.
02
Choose the next communication or academic skill that would make the biggest difference.
03
Use English through conversation, roleplay, reading, writing, discussion, and real situations.
04
Get clear feedback, try again, and notice what makes your message clearer or fuller.
05
Let today’s learning inform the next lesson as you need less support and more independence.
Where we can focus
Speak more clearly and naturally. Develop fuller answers, explain ideas, ask questions, and participate in genuine conversations.
Practice meetings, updates, interviews, presentations, problem-solving, and professional discussions connected to your work.
Build reading, writing, reasoning, evidence, analysis, classroom discussion, and the independence to use them.
Your goal does not fit one of these categories? That is okay. Tell Michael what you want to become better at.
Make progress visible
Progress can be small, specific, and easy to recognize. A stronger answer is a real change.
Before
“I agree.”
Developing
“I agree because working from home saves commuting time.”
Stronger
“I prefer working from home because I save commuting time and can concentrate better.”
A useful first step
Before, during, and after the lesson, you should learn something useful about your English—even if you decide not to continue.