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HOLISTIC ENGLISH

Embark on a transformative journey with Holistic English. Immerse yourself in our innovative language learning approach that blends online, and in -person lessons with captivating literature, and wellbeing tours to England, and Poland.

Walk in Nature

Make Friends

Learn

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Connect

Connect

Connect Connect

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Experience Language Acquisition like never before!

Let’s start magical adventure of learning English together.

Our language guides are more like friendly companions than formal authorities. This approach is inspired by the Input Hypothesis, which says that students learn a language most effectively when they receive comprehensible input from people they feel connected to (Krashen, 2021, m1 37s). In other words, their “affective filters are low enough to allow the input in” (Krashen, 1985, p. 4).

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Students are put outside the classroom where they feel relaxed, and free to use the language no matter how limited their vocabulary and grammar are( Marsh, 2014, 34m 51s).

Breathe

Breathe

Enjoy HOLISTIC LEARNING SPACES

Authenticity in terms of task is a “ real world” ( Long 1985, quoted in Ellis 2003, p.6).

Students are encouraged to order food at cafés and restaurants independently, asking our language guides for support at the point of need. We provide helpful vocabulary and phrases, but we also expect active participation from our learners. We love seeing students interact with native speakers—it’s one of the best ways to build confidence and improve real-world language skills.

As George Monbiot argues “Coronavirus shows us it’s time to rethink everything.

Let's start with education”. (Monbiot, 2020, p.1).

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