Hi, I’m Lily.
I help adults sound like themselves in English.

Let’s have your English show how smart you actually are 😉

What happens in the trial

The trial is free and takes 20 minutes. We’ll have a chat about your goals, interests, and what’s hard for you in English. I’ll also get a sense of your current level — all from our conversation, no tests.

After the session, you’ll get a written summary with clear, actionable feedback. You can use it on your own, even if you decide not to join lessons.

If you feel you could use my help, I’ll send you the terms and we take it from there.

What happens in class

Reviews

Gentle but confident teaching style. creative, personalized approach. I am inspired by the fact that Lily is constantly looking for new solutions and improving her work

Katya / flight attendant

With speaking skills, I’ve gone from stressing and having panic attacks when talking with natives to being comfortable and casually using English in my life, having conversations with business partners, and passing any stage in the interviewing process.

Alik / Product Manager

Considering that Lily is my first English teacher and before you I was not aware of the existence of tenses and so on, I have made huge progress during the lessons. I am more confident in speaking English and my pronunciation has improved

Kati

I feel very comfortable and engaged! It is as if you are not working with a teacher, but chatting with a good acquaintance while still gaining knowledge. And I got over my fear of speaking.

Alisa / Illustrator

Some of my favourite hours of the week are our classes. They have a therapeutic effect on me:)
I know I have a slow pace, but at least I am no longer afraid to speak. Even if I make mistakes, I am more relaxed in an English-speaking environment.

Kristina / Limassol

It’s a lot of love, for several reasons:
– I don’t feel relentlessly stupid all the time
– I’m gaining fluency and I don’t hesitate to communicate in English
– the classes are fun: we discuss humour, which I don’t understand, and then I understand it 🙂
– we use handy apps for teamwork and memorising words.

Marina / PR manager

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