• WELCOME

  • THE ENGLISH CLARITY CHECK™

    Your English is not the problem. What happens to it under pressure is.

  • This is not a level test. It shows where spoken English starts to break under pressure.

    Estimated time: About 5–8 minutes

    Your responses are reviewed by a person, not by an algorithm alone.

  • YOUR PROFILE

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.

  • Your information will only be used to send your assessment result, pronunciation guidance, and relevant information about our programmes.

  • YOUR PROFESSIONAL CONTEXT

  • What important situation in English is coming up in the next 4–8 weeks?*
  • When is the situation?*
     - -
    2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit year

  • YOUR ENGLISH PROFILE

  • How often do you speak English?
  • Where do you use English most?
  • Which statement sounds most like you?
  • What would you most like to improve?*

  • BASELINE PERFORMANCE

    Before we look at individual sounds or communication strategies, we want to hear your English as it naturally comes out.Your first attempt gives us the most useful information. Do not practise, search for pronunciation, or prepare a script first.There is no perfect answer. Keep going naturally if you make a mistake.

  • Read the sentences aloud in one recording.

    Do not practise first. Speak naturally and keep going if you make a mistake.

    1. I think this is the best option for the company.

    2. We really need to review the report.

    3. Please leave the document on the desk.

    4. We discussed the problem and changed the plan.

    5. I want to talk to you about it before the meeting.

  • Voice Recorder*

  • ACCESS

    Can you retrieve the English you need when you need it?
  • When you need to explain an important idea in English, what usually happens?*

  • Complete the sentence naturally.

    Do not prepare a script.

    The main reason I recommend this approach is...

  • Record your voice her*

  • FLEXIBILITY

    Instruction

    You have 45 seconds.

    Say the same idea in two different ways.

    I recommend this option.

    Do not write your answers first.

  • Voice Recorder*

  • UNPREPARED RESPONSE

    If you had to choose, what matters more when you're speaking — being clear or being quick? Why?

  • Voice Recorder*

  • CONTROL

    Can you build, organize and manage your message in real time?

  • Introduction

    Professional communication often requires more than finding the right words.

    You may need to take a position, explain your reasoning, respond to another perspective, and adapt in real time.

    This section looks at that process.

  • 01 — POSITION

    A company is deciding whether to launch a new product in Brazil first, or in another country first.

    Which would you recommend?

  • Voice Recorder*

  • 02 — REASON

    Why would you recommend that?

  • Voice Recorder*

  • 03 — PUSHBACK

    Someone says: "I'd actually go the other way."

    How do you respond?

  • Voice Recorder*

  • PERFORMANCE SNAPSHOT

    How easily can you talk about a real professional experience in English?

  • Choose ONE experience from your recent professional life:

    A meeting

    An interview

    A presentation

    Choose the one that feels easiest for you to talk about.

  • Tell me about what happened. What was the situation, what did you need to communicate, and how did it go?

  • Which experience would you like to talk about?*

  • FINAL SELF-ASSESSMENT

  • When you speak English spontaneously, what usually happens?*
  • How did you feel during the final speaking task?*
  • Would you like personalised guidance based on your recording?*

  • YOUR ENGLISH CLARITY PROFILE™

  • You now have a clearer picture of what happens to your English when the pressure rises.

    The next question is what you should work on first — especially in relation to the professional situation you identified at the beginning.

    In a 20-minute Clarity Review, Miriam will review your communication profile, your recordings and the situation that matters most to you.

  • THE 20-MINUTE CLARITY REVIEW

  • Your diagnostic is complete.

    Your responses and recordings are now being reviewed using the Language Intelligence™ framework.

    ACCESS — Your ability to retrieve and use English in real time.

    CONTROL — Your ability to build, develop and manage a message as the conversation changes.

    CLARITY — How clearly your message reaches the listener through sound, stress, rhythm and connected speech.

    Your primary communication constraint is determined from your spoken evidence by Miriam using the Language Intelligence™ framework.

    Your profile is reviewed for Access, Control and Clarity before the Clarity Review.

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