Christopher Hawley Email & Phone Number

English Language Qualifications.Qualified as an English teacher through a diploma as well as internships with Swiss School, Inlingua Idiomas in São Paulo, Brazil and Rimini, Italy from 1990 to 1992.In 2019, qualified as a career counsellor through Wesleyan University in Connecticut, U.S.A.Studied."Learning How to Learn" with University California Irvine and McMaster University, Canada."Mindshift" with McMaster University, Canada."Understanding Memory through Movies" with Wesleyan University, U.S.A.Note: Many of my other qualifications, not included here, are relatively unimportant to the methods I have developed for the teaching of English as a second language. Currently studying."The Science of Well-being" with Yale University, Boston, U.S.A. "New Models of Business in Society" with Darden School of Business, University of Virginia, U.S.A" Healthcare Entrepreneurship" with Imperial College, London, U.K.Before becoming an English language teacher, was an accountant and worked at Commercial Union, Cornhill Insurance Company, Siemens Nixdorf, Harris Adicom, Memorex Telex, National Grid and British Caledonian.

Listed skills include Mba Preparation. Revision Of Cvs. Interview Preparation And Coaching, Microsoft Word, Tutoramento, Sistemas Operacionais, and 4 others.

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  Course Designer,

  English 4 Professionals

  Feb 2014 - Present - Manchester, Inglaterra, Reino Unido

  Since 1995, I have worked in Brazil, running my own language business and I also write my own material for beginners, pre-intermediate and intermediate. The focus is on vocabulary and conversation from day one. For upper-intermediate to advanced, the material should be relevant to the client's specific professional needs, such as leadership, nursing, psychology, art etc. Advice for clients and non-clients.To dominate a language, it is necessary to use it in discussions, debates and storytelling. Dedicating hours and hours to grammar will NOT bring fluency at all. You can read hundreds of books about how to play tennis or swim, but if you don't practice, you will never hit a ball in a game, and as soon as you jump into a pool, you will drown! Theory rarely works, only practice and real-world scenarios do.