You feel lower-status around people who speak English better than you
You become quieter, more cautious, and less like yourself.
A live, high-touch cohort for ambitious professionals who want stronger spoken English in the situations that matter: conversations, meetings, interviews, presentations, networking and leadership.
You may have learned to live with these problems. But that does not mean they are small.
You become quieter, more cautious, and less like yourself.
Or someone else says it better and gets the credit.
People only judge the version of you they hear.
Then you start thinking about every word before you say it.
Not because you have nothing to offer—but because speaking feels risky.
The better the role, the more speaking, presenting, persuading, and leading it usually demands.
You know what you mean, but you lack flair and cannot find the words quickly enough.
When you speak English, people meet a smaller version of you.
And nobody tells you, “Your English cost you this opportunity”
You simply get ignored, interrupted, underestimated, underpaid, or passed over
The first step is finding out exactly where the problem is
Spend 20–30 minutes speaking with Raj. You’ll find out where your spoken English needs work, what is holding you back, and what to do next. You’ll also receive a personalized report.
You do not need to commit to the ₹21,999 cohort upfront.
Start with a comprehensive evaluation of your spoken English. No commitment to the six-week cohort is required.
During a 20–30 minute call, Raj evaluates your fluency, grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, real-time conversation and confidence.
You leave knowing where you stand, what is holding you back, and what to work on next.
If you want to continue, your ₹999 assessment fee is fully credited toward the ₹21,999 cohort.
You can be brilliant with numbers, strategy, technology, or analysis. But careers—and life, in general—are built in conversations: pitching ideas, persuading bosses, impressing the leadership, negotiating, presenting, influencing clients, and winning trust. The higher you rise, the more communication becomes part of the job. And thus English fluency matters more—not less—as you rise.
Mercer | Mettl found communication had the highest employability score among the major soft skills assessed in Indian graduates—55.1%, ahead of critical thinking and leadership.
Source: Mercer | Mettl, India’s Graduate Skill Index 2025
Online and international work can dramatically expand where you earn from. World Bank research on online gig work identifies English-language ability as an important access barrier for workers trying to participate in global digital labour markets.
Source: World Bank, Working Without Borders: The Promise and Peril of Online Gig Work, 2023
92% of HR leaders across 17 countries say English proficiency is more important in the workplace today than it was five years ago.
Source: ETS, TOEIC Global English Skills Report, 2026
94% of Indian HR decision-makers say global collaboration is driving the need for stronger English skills.
Source: ETS, English + AI + Talent in India’s Workforce, 2026
98% of Indian HR leaders say evolving roles caused by AI automation require stronger communication skills.
Source: ETS, English + AI + Talent in India’s Workforce, 2026
86% of global HR leaders say organizations whose employees lack strong English proficiency are at a competitive disadvantage.
Source: ETS, TOEIC Global English Skills Report, 2026
EF’s 2025 English Proficiency Index covered 2.2 million adults across 123 countries and regions. In more than half of the countries measured, speaking was the weakest English skill.
Source: EF, English Proficiency Index 2025
A 2024 study found that fluent English speakers aged 30–44 earned about 120% more than workers with no English skills. The premium rose further with age and experience.
Source: P. Azad, Artha Vijnana, Vol. 66, No. 4, 2024
Weak spoken English hurts you at precisely the moments that matter most—when someone is deciding whether to hire you, trust you, follow you, buy from you, remember you, or introduce you to someone else
AI can now polish your email, resume, proposal, and LinkedIn post. But it cannot sit for your interview, lead your meeting, pitch your client, negotiate your fee, or speak for you when the stakes are high. When everyone can produce polished written work, the ability to speak well becomes a stronger differentiator.
Your resume may get you the interview. Spoken English helps you explain your experience, handle follow-up questions, build rapport, and negotiate the offer when the conversation becomes real.
Meetings, presentations, and conversations with senior leaders are where visibility is created. Stronger spoken English can affect which projects you get, how much responsibility you are trusted with, and how quickly you move upward.
Leadership happens largely through words: setting direction, giving feedback, resolving conflict, persuading teams, and representing ideas upward. As responsibility rises, communication becomes more—not less—important.
The product may be excellent, but the deal still happens in conversation. Better fluency helps you explain value, handle objections, negotiate confidently, and build the trust that directly affects revenue.
International work expands the market you can earn from. Stronger spoken English helps you pitch global clients, run discovery calls, negotiate rates, and compete for higher-value work beyond your local market.
Customers, investors, employees, partners, and suppliers all need to understand and believe you. The ability to pitch, persuade, negotiate, and tell a compelling story can shape how quickly the business moves.
AI can polish a caption or proposal. It cannot replace you on camera, in a webinar, during a workshop, or on a sales call. Spoken communication is where expertise becomes authority—and authority becomes income.
Studying, relocating, interviewing, networking, and building relationships abroad all happen through conversation. Stronger spoken English makes it easier to participate fully in the opportunities and communities around you.
People make judgments instantly.
In my 20+ years of experience as an executive recruiter / headhunter, I have found that your self-esteem and language skills are the 2 most important soft skills that will determine your success or failure. When you work on improving these 2 skills, your career trajectory starts to move upward and forward very quickly.
Because the way you speak affects how managers, colleagues, clients, and interviewers see you. Clear, confident speech makes you appear more competent, credible, and professional.
You may be excellent at what you do. But if you struggle to express yourself, people may judge you harshly—even though you may be highly competent.
Companies value professionals who have both: the ability to do the work and the ability to communicate well.
Substance is your knowledge, experience, judgment, and expertise.
Style is how confidently and eloquently you express those things—in meetings, interviews, presentations, negotiations, and difficult conversations.
Many professionals spend years building their substance and invest almost no time improving their style.
Develop both, and you become a valuable asset who is hard to ignore.
The world cannot reward the ability it cannot see
Across companies, English fluency is one of the key skills separating those who get promoted into leadership from those who get ignored. Speak like a leader in the room, and people start treating you like one.
Fluent English doesn't just help you clear multiple interviews—it's one of the chief reasons people end up earning more. Research backs this up, including studies specific to the Indian job market.
Interviews. Negotiations. Pitches. Difficult client calls. The people who handle these well aren't the ones who never feel pressure—they're the ones whose English doesn't fall apart.
People decide how competent you are within seconds of hearing you speak, long before they've seen your work. Walk into the room already sounding like the person who belongs there.
Explain your thinking clearly, make a stronger argument, and hold your ground in a disagreement—instead of having the better point and losing the room anyway.
All the big opportunities demand English fluency—remote clients, international teams, and cross-border roles. Fluency is often the one thing standing between ambitious people and work that pays in dollars.
Clients, colleagues, and senior leaders remember people who speak well. Conversations with strangers, international teams, and people above you stop feeling like exams.
At the work dinner, the lunch interview, the industry event, or the party where someone you want to know is standing three feet away—the wittier, warmer, more compelling version of you that already exists in your first language finally shows up in English too.
The goal is to shine during the moments that can change your life
The curriculum progresses from sound, rhythm and thinking in English into spoken grammar, vocabulary activation, conversation style and a final live integration phase.
We start with the 44 sounds of English and the music underneath them, so your speech stops sounding effortful and starts sounding natural.
The real bottleneck isn't grammar. It is the translation lag from your mother tongue. This week we cut it out at the source.
Functional grammar taught by speaking, not worksheets. Only the rules that actually change how you sound in a real conversation.
You already recognise thousands of words. The work is moving them from passive to active, so the right word arrives the moment you need it.
This is where style is built: storytelling, substance over filler, a light touch of humour and the executive presence that makes people lean in.
You bring it all into live, unscripted speaking, and walk away with a personalised plan to keep compounding after the cohort ends.
I've coached people in acquiring English fluency skills for a wide variety of situations—interviews, public speaking, corporate presentations for upper management, leadership development, leading brainstorming sessions and meetings, sales and new business development training (including account management for upselling), fundraising pitches, debating and mooting, storytelling, and humorous speaking.
As an executive recruiter and career coach, I've conducted 10,000+ interviews (about 50 interviews per week across 15+ years) and delivered 300+ presentations across various forums.
It looks at your goals, what you want English to enable, grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, real-time conversation, confidence, previous attempts and the bottlenecks that appear when you speak.
AI and free practice can help, especially between sessions. But most people still need accurate diagnosis, live pressure, human correction and a structured practice loop.
Many courses add more English content. This cohort focuses on diagnosis, live correction, deliberate practice and transfer to real situations, which is a different kind of training.
You review the diagnosis with Raj, discuss what you want better English to enable, and decide whether joining the six-week cohort makes sense for you.
Six weeks is not a promise of complete fluency. It is a focused period of diagnosis, strategy, live practice, correction and repetition to help move your spoken English from intermediate toward advanced.
You can spend lakhs on building your qualifications, but people will still judge you by your English fluency
Take the first step now
Book Your ₹999 English Fluency AssessmentOnly six seats per cohort—should you choose to join after the assessment. Seats fill up quickly
Your ₹999 assessment fee is credited in full toward the cohort.