About us

Malvern House teaching methodology

A student-centred approach to learning English

Engaging classroom debates

Practise fluency in discussions

Listening and pronunciation activities

Understand accents and express ideas clearly

Real-life English

Order food, give directions, and hold professional conversations

Our teaching philosophy

At Malvern House, we focus on real-world communication. Our lessons help students develop fluency through role-plays, discussions, and practical exercises.

Key components of our teaching methodology

The CEFR framework – internationally recognised learning levels

Our courses follow the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) to ensure students learn at a globally recognised standard.

Course levels:

A1-A2 (Beginner to Elementary) – Learn basic communication.
B1-B2 (Intermediate to Upper-Intermediate) – Gain fluency and accuracy.
C1-C2 (Advanced to Proficiency) – Speak English at a near-native level.

Task-based learning – learn by doing

Instead of passive learning, students complete real-world tasks like:

Writing emails, CVs, and essays.
Giving presentations and participating in discussions.
Taking part in debates and problem-solving activities.

Cultural and linguistic immersion – experience English in context

Language learning is about more than just words—it’s about culture! We integrate British culture, history, and traditions into our lessons to help students understand real-life English in context.

Field Trips & Guided City Tours – Explore historical and modern London.
Themed Lessons – Learn English through music, movies, and local events.
Guest Speakers & Workshops – Hear from professionals and native speakers.