How to translate grammar understanding into practice?

Definitely not through endless exercises and pointless textbook readings!

Learning has to be stimulating and relevant. Traditional classroom activities rarely do that.

Too often English classes end up being “the killing of 60 minutes with anything in English”.

Nowadays, no one has time “kill”. Especially not in a language school.

The AntiMethod Practice is the solution.

We generally “do English” and not “learn English”.

Each lesson is based on real materials for English users, not learners, and is intended to genuinely engage the student. This way, the students have real, valuable experiences using the language in practical settings, which in turn builds their confidence and leads to progress. Because the lessons are newly prepared on a regular basis, their topics can reflect the interests of particular students or groups. Such level of customization ensures that the content is both interesting and relevant.

To make a long story short, the AntiMethod Practice simulates a natural environment of English, and the materials done are interesting, real life things, rather than classroom activities. Finally learning English doesn’t have to be pointless!