At work
You have the idea. Someone else says it first.
In a meeting, you understand the discussion and have something useful to add. But by the time you've prepared the English in your head, the topic has changed.
For B1–B2 adults who understand English but hesitate to speak
You know English.
You know English.
Now let’s get you speaking.
Stop waiting until your English feels perfect. Start using it to share your ideas, opinions and stories—with meaningful daily practice, a clear plan, and a weekly live Q&A with me.
$7 USD for one month · Self-paced · No automatic renewal
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A little help deciding
What would help you feel ready to join?
You don't need to read every word on this page. Start with the question on your mind, and I'll show you where to find the answer.
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Here's what you need to know
Learning more English isn't the same as speaking it.
That’s why the Club isn’t another collection of disconnected lessons. One meaningful weekly topic connects the language you learn to a small speaking task every single day. You practise using what you know, instead of only studying more.
Discover how my method works
Already know it's for you? Join for $7
One month · No automatic renewal
No pressure. Explore what matters to you, at your own pace.
A quick look inside the Club
Small steps. Real speaking progress.
You’re not buying random lessons. You’re joining a structured month of guided practice designed to help you speak a little every day and build confidence week by week.
Month plan
4
themed weeks
One clear path each month, so your practice feels connected instead of random.
Week 1 → Week 4 builds a full month of momentum.
Daily action
~28
guided activities
Short, manageable practice tasks that help you keep going without feeling overwhelmed.
Around 7 guided activities each week.
Support
Weekly
optional live Q&A
A chance to ask questions, stay encouraged, and keep moving with Adriana’s support.
Live touchpoint once each week — optional, but there when you need it.
Low-risk start
$7
one month to begin
A simple first step to start speaking now — without a big commitment or automatic renewal.
One month · no auto-renewal.
Real progress in the Speaking Club looks like this: show up, speak a little, keep going.
The part of learning English no one talks about enough
You understand so much. But when it’s your turn to speak, everything changes.
You've spent time learning vocabulary, studying grammar and listening to English. You know more than people realise. So why can one simple question make you doubt everything you know?
Picture this
Someone turns to you and asks...
“So, what do you think?”
You have an opinion. A good one. In your own language, you'd know exactly how to explain it.
But now you're searching for the right word. Checking the grammar. Translating the first sentence before you've even started speaking.
While you're thinking, the conversation moves on. You smile, give a short answer or say nothing at all.
And later, on the way home or after the call, the words finally come. Just when you don't need them anymore.
Meanwhile, inside your head...
“Is this the right word?”
“What if I make a mistake and sound silly?”
“I need a few more seconds to put this sentence together...”
“Everyone else makes speaking look so easy.”
You leave thinking, “I wish I'd said more.” Not because you had nothing to contribute—but because you couldn't find a way in.
And it doesn't happen just once
Little moments of silence can start to feel bigger than they should.
Maybe you recognise yourself in one of these situations.
In everyday life
You sound quieter than the real you.
You want to tell a story, make a joke or have a proper conversation. Instead, you keep your answers short, nod along and hope nobody asks another question.
When you try to improve
You study again. But speaking still feels hard.
You save vocabulary, watch lessons and complete exercises. It feels productive—until you try to use the language in a real conversation and freeze again.
Here's what I want you to know
The hardest part isn't making a mistake. It's feeling like a smaller version of yourself in English.
You have ideas, humour, experience and stories worth sharing. You shouldn't have to wait for perfect grammar to express them.
That's why I created the Speaking Club: not to give you another pile of lessons to finish, but to give you a gentle, consistent way to practise using your voice.
Discover how the Club helps you practise
The missing bridge between knowing and speaking
You don't need another pile of English lessons. You need a way to use what you know.
Think about that moment when someone asks, “What do you think?” You already have an answer. What’s difficult is finding the words quickly enough to share it.
Another vocabulary list might give you more words to recognise. But it won't give your voice much practice. That's why I've built the Speaking Club around a different rhythm: discover an idea, make the language your own, and actually say something with it.
My three-step approach inside the Club
Less overthinking. More moments where you actually speak.
Every activity has a purpose. Instead of switching between unrelated exercises, we build on the same meaningful topic throughout the week—so you can recognise the English, reach for it, and use it yourself.
01Discover
an idea
an idea
Know what to say.
First, we give your English a reason to come out. Explore a topic that makes you curious, gives you an opinion or reminds you of something from your own life.
When you're stuck
“I want to practise speaking… but what am I supposed to talk about?”
What we do instead
Start with a short reading and related listening activity, then respond to what you think—not what you think the teacher wants to hear.
You have something meaningful to say.
02Make it
your own
your own
Find the words more easily.
Next, you practise the expressions that help you explain that idea. Not dozens of random words—useful language you can connect to something real.
When you're stuck
“I've studied that word before. Why can't I remember it when I need it?”
What we do instead
Return to language from the week's topic in vocabulary and grammar practice. Build your own sentences, hear the language again and try it aloud.
Familiar language becomes language you practise using.
03Use
your voice
your voice
Speak before you feel ready.
Finally, you practise what happens after the first sentence: continuing, pausing, finding another way to explain and being heard without needing to be perfect.
When you're stuck
“I can say it in my head. But the moment I speak, I freeze.”
What we do instead
Use shadowing, guided speaking prompts and reflection to practise out loud. And bring your questions to my optional weekly live Q&A.
Your voice gets practice, not just your memory.
Here's what this looks like in real life
One topic. An actual conversation to build towards.
Take our first-week topic, procrastination. Instead of learning about it once and moving on, you meet the idea in different ways—until you can talk about what it means to you.
And you speak every day. Each lesson ends with one small chance to use your voice—even on reading, listening, vocabulary and grammar days.
MondayRead & Discover — Read about small first steps, then say which idea stood out to you.
TuesdayListen & Respond — Listen to the topic in English and respond aloud in your own words.
WednesdayLearn & Use — Use “I've been putting off…” in a sentence about your life. Say it aloud.
ThursdayGrammar in Action — Say your own thought using “The more I…, the easier…”.
FridayShadow & Speak — Echo a model, then talk about a change you want to make.
SaturdayReflect & Celebrate — Name a small win aloud: “This week, I'm proud that I…”.
SundaySet Your Intentions — Say “Next week, I will practise by…” and choose a realistic step.
This is why the Speaking Club exists
Because your next conversation deserves more than another silent answer.
You don't need to wait until you know every rule. You need space to start, pause, try again and discover that your ideas are worth sharing now. I built this Club to give you that space, one manageable speaking moment at a time.
Self-paced practice · Optional weekly live Q&A · No automatic renewal
Now see the method in action
Not seven random lessons.
Not seven random lessons.
One clear path to speaking.
You know that frustrating moment: you understood everything you studied, but when somebody asks, “What do you think?” the words still don’t come.
That's why I don't give you a new topic every day and hope it somehow turns into confidence. We stay with one meaningful idea throughout the week so you can understand it, notice useful language, practise it again and finally use it to express your own thoughts.
It's not about learning more English. It's about creating more chances to use the English you have.
Watch how I build a speaking weekSee the Speaking Club in actionWatch the video
Your guide to how the Club works
From understanding to speaking.
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What you'll notice in this short walkthrough
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02
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First, you have something to say.
Reading and listening introduce one real-life topic. You respond to an interesting idea instead of staring at a blank speaking prompt.
Then, the words become familiar.
Vocabulary and grammar revisit that same topic. Repeated use helps you reach for expressions rather than just recognise them on a page.
Finally, you practise being heard.
Shadowing, speaking and reflection turn the topic into your own answer. B1 or B2 support helps you get started without a perfect script.
Inside your Speaking Club · Speaking every dayOne meaningful topic.
One meaningful topic.
Seven days to make it yours.
If speaking still feels hard, it's often not because you need more English. It's because everything feels disconnected: you read one thing, learn another, then try to speak later and your mind goes blank. This weekly structure helps the language stay with you long enough to become something you can actually use.
A small speaking task every single day
You stop starting from zero every day. Instead of meeting English once and moving on, you return to the same idea in different ways. That repeated contact makes the topic more familiar, the language easier to remember, and speaking much less intimidating.
✦No more disconnected lessons✦Useful repetition that helps words stick✦Daily speaking without overwhelm
An example from Week 01
Stop procrastinating. Start taking action.
Instead of reading about one idea and leaving it behind, you stay with it all week. You understand the message, meet useful language more than once, and speak about it a little every day. That's how learners move from “I understand this” to “I can say something about this.”
Understand the idea
Meet the language again
Use it in your own words
Why this works
The same topic keeps coming back—so speaking feels familiar, not forced.
Across the week, you build from understanding to using. Each lesson gives you one small chance to speak, so you're not saving all your courage for one day or forgetting everything by the next.
Read it and reactHear it in contextUse new languageSpeak before you feel ready
01 Monday to Thursday · Learn it and say itA new skill + a small speaking task each day
Monday · Reading01
Read & Discover
Read something interesting, think about what it means to you, then share your first reaction aloud.
Speak today“One idea that stood out to me was…”
You have something worth saying.
Tuesday · Listening02
Listen & Respond
Listen to English in context, notice how ideas are expressed, then respond aloud in your own words.
Speak today“What I found interesting was…”
You hear it, then make it your own.
Wednesday · Vocabulary03
Learn & Use
Take useful expressions from Monday’s reading and practise saying them in sentences about your life.
Speak today“One thing I want to stick to is…”
New words become words you actually use.
Thursday · Grammar04
Grammar in Action
Learn a helpful sentence pattern, then say your own advice or opinion using it.
Speak today“The more I practise, the easier it becomes…”
Grammar becomes a tool for expressing ideas.
05 Friday · Shadowing & Speaking Studio
You've spoken all week.
Now take it further.
You've already used your voice on four different days. Friday builds on those little speaking moments: listen, echo, shadow and practise a longer response about your own experiences—with support when you need it. This is your speaking studio, not your first day speaking.
Listen & echoShadow a modelExpress your own thoughts
Friday · Build on your daily practice
“One small thing I've been putting off is…”An example starter. The important part is what you want to say next.
Saturday and Sunday? You still use your voice.
Saturday · Reflection06
Reflect & Celebrate
Reflect on the week out loud, name one small speaking win and celebrate what became easier.
Speak today“This week, I’m proud that I…”
You recognise and celebrate your speaking progress.
Sunday · Intentions07
Set Your Intentions
Say your intention aloud and choose one realistic way to use English next week. Keep the speaking habit going.
Speak today“Next week, I will practise by…”
You carry your speaking habit into the next week.
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See what's included Four themed weeks. Speaking every day.
Seven small speaking moments each week, around 28 connected self-paced activities in the month, plus an optional weekly live Q&A with Adriana. All for $7 for one month.
Every activity gives you a chance to use your English aloud, however briefly. Miss a day? Simply return when you can. Confidence grows through regular speaking—not perfect attendance.
Real support, without the pressurePractise independently.
Practise independently.
Still have someone in your corner.
You'll do your daily speaking practice in your own time, at your own pace. But if you feel stuck, unsure, or want a little guidance, you won't have to figure everything out alone.
Once a week, you're invited to a live Q&A with me, Adriana, where you can ask questions, get clarity, and feel supported as you keep going.
✦Ask questions when something feels confusing.Bring speaking, vocabulary, grammar or confidence questions.
✦Get helpful guidance and keep moving.A little clarity can help you stay consistent instead of giving up.
✦Join live when you can—or submit a question.Support is available without turning the Club into a heavy schedule.
✦Your daily practice stays self-paced.The Q&A supports your progress. It doesn't control your week.
Hello, I'm AdrianaI want to hear your ideas.
I want to hear your ideas.
Not perfect sentences.
I'm an Australian English teacher and speaking confidence coach. For over 16 years, I've helped adults communicate more comfortably in English.
After learning Croatian and making Croatia my home, I know what it's like to have a thought in one language and struggle to find the words in another.
That's why I created the Speaking Club: to give you a supportive place to practise, build a habit and discover that your voice is worth using right now—not someday when your grammar is perfect.
I'll guide you, encourage you and help you keep showing up for your English.
Adriana ♡
Your next month can feel different
You know so much English.
You know so much English.
It's time to use it.
You don't need to wait until you know every word or feel completely confident. You need a place to practise saying what you think, out loud, a little every day.
That's what I've built the Speaking Club for: turning the English you already understand into something you feel more comfortable using in real life.
Have something meaningful to say.
Explore real-life topics through reading and listening, so you begin with ideas—not a blank page.
Practise finding your own words.
Revisit useful vocabulary and grammar around the same topic, then make that language yours.
Use your voice every single day.
Take one small speaking step each day, build up to Friday's speaking practice, and notice how far you've come.
Confidence first. Perfection later.
Your English Speaking Club
One month of guided practice
$7
USDOne-time payment. No automatic renewal.
Here's what you can look forward to:
Yes, I'm ready to start speaking
4 themed weeks that connect from one day to the next
Around 28 activities, with a small speaking task every day
Optional weekly live Q&A with Adriana
Self-paced access during your month—no required live lessons
Start at your level. Practise at your pace.
Purchase another month only if you choose.
For adult B1–B2 learners. The weekly live Q&A is optional and isn't one-to-one coaching.
No pressure to be perfect. Just a welcoming place to start, practise and keep going.
Good questions, clear answers
Wondering if the Club is right for you?
Here's what to expect before you decide to join.
Is this a live conversation class?
No. The daily activities are self-paced and designed for independent speaking practice. Your month also includes an optional weekly live Q&A where you can ask questions and receive guidance. It isn't a required daily live conversation class.
What happens at the weekly live Q&A?
You can ask questions live or submit them in advance. I'll help clarify difficult language, discuss learning challenges and offer guidance. Individual feedback on every recording and private one-to-one coaching are not included.
What English level do I need?
The Club is made for adult learners around B1–B2 who already understand a fair amount of English but would like to feel more comfortable using it. Activities include support to help you speak at your own level.
What if I'm busy or miss a day?
That's okay. You can work through the lessons at your own pace during your month of access. Return to your activities whenever you can. There's no perfect-attendance requirement.
Do I need a speaking partner or special equipment?
No speaking partner is required. You can practise aloud independently using the prompts and models. A phone or computer with internet access is sufficient for most activities; some optional recording exercises may request microphone access.
Will you correct all my recordings?
No. The Club is mainly self-paced and does not include ongoing individual corrections of recorded speaking, unlimited feedback or private lessons. You can bring questions to the weekly live Q&A.
How does the $7 payment work?
It's $7 USD for one month of Speaking Club access. You make a one-time purchase for that month. There is no automatic renewal, so another month requires a new purchase if you decide to continue.
How do I join?
Select “Join the Speaking Club” to go to the joining and payment page. One month costs $7 USD, with no automatic renewal. You can decide whether to buy another month later.
A little encouragement before you goYou don't have to wait until you're fluent.
You don't have to wait until you're fluent.
Your voice matters now.
Bring the English you already know. I'll bring the plan, the practice and a weekly opportunity to ask questions. Let's start with one small speaking moment.
Join the Speaking Club$7 USD for one month · No automatic renewal