Lexicon House Language SchoolAbout
How we teach
English you can use on Monday morning
We teach the English that gets used in real rooms: the meeting where you disagree politely, the email that must sound firm without sounding rude. Grammar earns its place by making those moments easier.
Teaching principles
What we never do
- No fluency promised in a fortnight.
- No guaranteed exam results or band scores.
- We never write your homework or personal statement.
- No card details requested by message or social media.
Instructors
The people who write the lessons
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Marianne Okafor
Business English
Marianne builds lessons around the meetings her students actually sit in, from a tense appraisal to a supplier call that goes sideways. She likes taking a sentence apart on the whiteboard until the politeness lands where it should.
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Daniel Whitcombe
Meetings and presentations
Daniel works on the delivery side of English: pacing, signposting a slide deck, handling the question you did not expect. He asks students to record a short talk each week and treats the awkward pauses as the useful part.
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Priya Raghavan
IELTS writing and speaking
Priya teaches IELTS writing and speaking with a steady focus on what the examiner rewards in each band descriptor. She prefers a short rewrite to a long lecture, and she will happily argue about a comma.