I am a native English trainer living in Germany. With over twenty years of teaching experience, I have gathered a wealth of experience in a wide range of English learning and teaching. I offer English language sessions at corporate, private and academic levels of expertise.Aside from my engagemwnts at English Station and Internatione Brrufsakamie (IBA), München, I have worked with renown companies like Bundesbank, Moticon ReGo AG, and Gate Garchinger Technologie-und Gründerzentum GmbH. Over the years in my teaching career, I have served to formulate skill-enhancement courses in various departments in German-speaking companies that have made a difference: producing results and improving business performances in such prominent areas as: Telephoning, Meetings, Socialising, Presentations, and E-mailing.So if you feel sometimes challenged in any of the foregoing fields of competence within the scope of business, legal and / or academic English performance, then English Station is for you. I help business leaders build social capital within the company and formulate employee-friendly policies to lift up morale and secure mutual trust with, as well as among their employees.Given my vast international exposure, I have accumulated a significant amount of virtues which l have always looked forward to sharing with my students across the world, making use of the Internet of things, and other social media platforms that are ideal for remote learning. It is my strong conviction that within the context of the ever-expanding global family of English speakers, I have a variety of delightful delicacies, spices and other exotic ingredients to help foster interests everywhere in this delicious stew of global English conversation.

Provide highly customized English language courses for both corporate and private persons.The courses are developed backwards from the daily experiences of the clients so as to anticipate the long-term ethical values of business studies and practice.I insist on the production of knowledge rather than merely transmitting structural information.By incorporating the KPIs of emotional intelligence in my lectures, I intend to draw the full attention of my students, with a view to stimulating a debate through the super learning role play method, while encouraging them to expand their horizons and reflect on the holistic effect of business in the world.The bulk of my courses have been centered around the usual ELTs (English language training ) modules:Telephoning EnglishBusiness writing/correspondenceSocializing (small talk banters)Emailing EnglishThe language of meetingsNegotiation EnglishCustomer-oriented presentationsAcademic EnglishConflict management EnglishJob search/interview EnglishI have been also involved widely in the development of courses tailored to address the needs of candidates aspiring to pursue academic careers in various English-Speaking countries around the world. On this score, I have had to come out with courses streamlined to meet the requirements of English international exams demanding various levels of proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, PET, BEC, FCE, CEPE)At English Station, we have been expanding our range of courses to incorporate some very interesting customized material provided below for your perusal:English for Managers I Human Resource Leadership/Entrepreneurial Skills I Financial Sector I Technical / ECT I Literary Studies / Textual Analysis / Criticism I Sales and Marketing I Real Estate / Building Construction

Anglo-American Law: Historicity I Structure I SubstanceOften, my lectures are predicated on showing how the principle of binding precedent is helped by the strict adherence to court hierarchy in the case of Her Majesty's system of England and Wales, and the overwhelming influence of the US Constitution as an essential document for the codification of American law.In corporate jurisprudence I depart from the premise that the common law is an acrostic by which the written laws of a significant number of countries can be communicated and enforced.These countries include the USA, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. In fact, the common law, apart from English, also forms the basis of many commonwealth countries such as India and Pakistan, although to some extent most of these countries operate a mixed system.I usually approach the law from two broad perspectives: national and international.By national law I explain the means by which countries govern the relationship between the state and its subjects (criminal law) and between the subjects themselves (civil law)By international law I tend to look at the means by which international relations between countries (public international law) and between individuals and organizations operating from different countries (private international law) are governed.