My background gives me a strong advantage as a Medical English teacher.
I am a trained pharmacist with a PhD in pharmaceutical sciences;
I have an MA degree in linguistics;
before moving into language teaching, I worked in the pharmaceutical industry.
The combination of expertise in pharmaceuticals, linguistics and business allows me to go beyond language and create lessons and study materials that are not only pedagogically effective but also engaging and professionally relevant to my students.
Whether you are just getting started or building on existing language skills, I can help you master the Medical English skills most relevant to your professional context, from patient communication to boardroom discussions and research presentations.
For medical students, researchers and health professionals involved in education, publishing or preparing for language proficiency exams
For professionals in pharma, biotech and other life science industries who need clear and precise communication in global business settings
For healthcare professionals providing patient care or preparing for the OET (Occupational English Test)
Learn at your own pace with structured, medicine-specific materials designed for real-world communication in clinical, business and academic settings
Connect with other Medical English learners. Practise together through our Facebook group discussions and interactive Speaking Club sessions
Need personal support? Get in touch for a quick chat about your goals or book a 1:1 coaching session with me for personalised feedback and guidance
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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.
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