For health professionals and medical students, medicine is always the top priority. But now that English has replaced Latin as the main language of medicine, strong English skills have become just as important. 

However, it can be hard to find a language course that is tailored to medicine, fits your busy schedule and stays within your budget. 

That is where self-study resources come in, letting you learn anytime, anywhere and at your own pace.

I have developed a hybrid study approach for continuous Medical English learning that is flexible, practical and affordable:

• study when it works for you

• focus on what is most relevant to you

• choose a plan that fits your budget

Learning Medical English is not just about grammar or vocabulary. It is about confidence when you:

• speak with patients

• communicate with colleagues in clinical or business settings

• read or write research papers 

• present at international conferences 

• prepare for medical exams.

Each of these situations requires a different language style and communication approach. 

That is why I teach not only core Medical English skills, but also Medical 'Englishes' for specific purposes.

Whether you are a healthcare professional, pharmaceutical or biotech executive, medical researcher or student, I can help you improve the language skills that are most relevant to your professional context.

If you find the text on this website hard to understand, you can translate it into your language.  Just right-click anywhere on the page and choose "Translate" or check your browser settings for translation options.

This is actually a good way to learn a new language. Language experts call it 'translanguaging'. It means using all the languages you know to help you understand, remember and use English better.