How to practice speaking English every day, in 20 minutes
A simple 20-minute routine to practice speaking English every day on your own: listen, learn three words, shadow, check, and talk it through. Plus how to make it a habit.
Read the guide →A simple 20-minute routine to practice speaking English every day on your own: listen, learn three words, shadow, check, and talk it through. Plus how to make it a habit.
Read the guide →See a real SpeakingCamps class: the Intermediate camp "Navigating Airports Like a Pro", with the text, three words, shadowing lines, quick check and speaking questions.
Read the guide →How the SpeakingCamps Saturday Open Club works: Zoom at 11:00 am ET, breakout rooms by level, ready questions, cameras optional. Plus real club topics and the 24/7 speaking rooms.
Read the guide →The 8 CELPIP Speaking tasks with preparation and speaking times, how each one is scored, tips per task, and a 2-week practice plan with feedback from a real tutor.
Read the guide →A hiring-side guide to job interviews in English: the CV, HR screen, work or tech task, task review, culture fit and senior round, what each one listens for, and how to practice out loud.
Read the guide →IELTS Speaking in brief (3 parts, 11-14 minutes, 4 criteria) and a day-by-day 30-day practice plan: Part 1 foundations, Part 2 storytelling, Part 3 discussions, exam week.
Read the guide →Apps, tutor marketplaces, conversation services, online schools and speaking clubs compared: what each is good for, what it costs, and how to pick. Duolingo, Preply, italki, Cambly, Skyeng and SpeakingCamps.
Read the guide →Duolingo vs SpeakingCamps for speaking practice: who each is for, AI practice vs live clubs and tutor feedback, levels and price. Plus when to use both.
Read the guide →Preply and italki vs SpeakingCamps: live one-on-one lessons priced per lesson vs one monthly membership with daily practice, group clubs and tutor feedback. Costs, trials and when to pick each.
Read the guide →Cambly vs SpeakingCamps: on-demand one-on-one chats with native speakers vs a daily speaking routine, weekly group clubs and tutor feedback. Prices, formats and when to pick each.
Read the guide →Six findings from language-learning research: speaking anxiety, feedback on mistakes, shadowing, habit formation, study hours per CEFR level, and what app practice does for speaking. With sources.
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