Business English practice
Your career English is judged out loud. Rehearse it out loud.
Most professionals read and write English well and then lose their words in the weekly sync. That gap is not vocabulary, it is speaking mileage: the meeting demands instant retrieval under pressure, and courses full of grammar drills never train it. SpeakBase Talk gives you a daily rehearsal room. Kate runs guided work scenarios such as meetings, job interviews, phone calls and small talk with colleagues, corrects your grammar and phrasing in real time, and tracks your level on the CEFR scale as it climbs.
What daily practice gives your work English
Meeting-ready fluency
Daily unscripted speaking trains the two-second answer, the skill meetings actually test.
Work scenarios
Interviews, status updates, negotiations of deadlines, calls and small talk, all at your level.
Real-time correction
Grammar and phrasing fixed as you speak, with a short explanation in your own language.
A CEFR benchmark
A spoken level check locates you from A1 to C2, so progress is measurable, including for your CV.
Why office English feels harder than exam English
At work nobody waits for you to formulate. A question lands, eyes turn to you, and you have two seconds. That is retrieval under time pressure, a skill separate from knowing English, and it only grows through live unscripted conversation. Ten minutes a day of real speaking builds it faster than another grammar course, because it is the exact muscle the meeting uses.
Rehearse the situations that matter
Ask Kate for a scenario: defend a project update, handle an interview question, push back politely on a deadline, open a call with small talk. Each one is a live conversation, not a script, so it follows what you actually say. Rehearsing the situation twice with Kate means the third time, the real one, is familiar territory.
Corrections a colleague would never give you
Colleagues and clients silently note your mistakes and say nothing. Kate interrupts kindly, fixes the sentence with a one-line explanation in your language, and moves on. Every correction is saved as a flashcard, and spaced repetition brings it back right before you would forget it.
Frequently asked questions
I understand everything in meetings but freeze when I speak. Will this help?
That freeze is the exact problem daily speaking practice solves. Understanding is passive; speaking is retrieval under pressure, and it only improves by doing it. Most learners feel the difference in real meetings after a week or two of daily sessions.
Can I practice for a specific situation, like an interview next week?
Yes. Tell Kate the situation and she will run it as a live scenario, as many times as you want, harder each round if you ask. Job interviews are one of the most used scenarios.
How is this different from a business English course?
A course teaches about English. This is rehearsal: you speak, get corrected, and repeat, daily. The two work well together, but if you already understand English and cannot speak it fluently, rehearsal is the missing half.
How much does it cost?
The first 5-minute trial lesson is free, no credit card. Premium is 39 ILS per month in Israel or 11.99 USD internationally, with up to 20 minutes a day and 150 a month. Ten focused minutes before your workday is exactly the intended use.
