Student Reviews

"Cambridge B2 writing felt like a wall. Daniel made me rewrite every intro, swap lazy verbs, and read my drafts aloud. Eight weeks later my mock jumped from 168 to 182 and I finally submitted the uni application I'd postponed for a year."

"Still not a fan of homework, but Daniel drilled the Cambridge C1 use-of-English papers until my mistakes stopped repeating. After six lessons my score moved from 177 to 187 and I only docked one star because he keeps giving extra phrasal verbs."

"I just needed help with the Cambridge B2 speaking part. Two sessions of improv questions later I stopped translating in my head and actually joked with the examiner."

"Daniel noticed every stressed syllable I swallowed. We recorded each C1 mock interview, he highlighted the sloppy sounds, and after a month my pronunciation report finally said “consistent control.”"

"The Cambridge C1 reading paper used to leave me dizzy. Daniel broke the passages into “heartbeat chunks” and timed me daily. After four weeks I scored 196 in the real exam and surprised even my teacher at school."

"I focused on the C2 listening because universities kept asking for it. Daniel sent custom audio diaries, we debated them, and my score went from borderline to 205. I did not expect to enjoy homework on night buses."

"Short review: Cambridge B2 use-of-English no longer scares me. Longer review: Daniel showed me how to build collocation lists from my K-drama subtitles, so now I finish Part 3 with spare minutes."

"Needed higher writing marks for Cambridge C1. Daniel printed my essays, drew arrows everywhere, and forced me to justify each connector. After three weeks my teacher said, “Who polished your style?”"

"I was juggling IELTS and Cambridge B2 but the B2 listening lagged behind. Daniel set up morning micro-lessons, and by week five I could predict the tricky distractors. Scored 180 and finally relaxed."

"Cambridge B1 reading used to eat my time. Turning each text into a “treasure map” game shaved six minutes off the clock and I landed 162 overall."

"Speaking Part 2 for Cambridge B2 was the loudest nightmare. Daniel made me keep a voice diary and review it, which felt awkward but worked. Gave four stars only because he still sends surprise follow-up questions at 9 PM."

"I aimed for Cambridge C1 to qualify for an exchange semester. Daniel ran full mock days—reading, writing, then speaking—so I learned to manage energy. Passed with 191 and slept for twelve hours straight after."

"I wanted a simple pass for Cambridge B2. Daniel’s improv prompts felt silly but they stopped me freezing, and the examiner even laughed at my story about the lost scooter."

"My daughter Pai prepared for Cambridge Young Learners. Daniel built pirate maps for every phonics sound, and after a month she read the entire test aloud without grabbing my arm."