Anna Zhiratkova (Felsted School) - review of working with the company Paradise

The child does not want to learn English. What to do?

I hear this question everywhere from parents regarding their children.

The country is closing, foreign agents are growing every Friday like mushrooms from the rain, there are more and more unfriendly states on the map, and parents have fewer and fewer arguments about why they should learn English if everyone in Turkey speaks Russian.

I am convinced that there is no other way to learn a foreign language than to speak with native speakers and immerse yourself in the culture. This is how I grew from a C student to an excellent student in language. I see the only way to improve my child’s grade and attitude towards English.

Despite everything, trying to raise children as open minded people and broadening their horizons is not an easy task for a modern Russian parent. Continuing to expand the boundaries of knowledge for my sons and showing an alternative view of the world is my parental mission, especially now. Fortunately, there are people who help.

I have known the Paradise company for many years. My own journey of becoming an independent and conscious person with developed critical thinking began from school with them. Once, during an English lesson in an ordinary secondary Siberian, almost Soviet school, I was asked to fill out a form asking if I would like to fly to London. This is how Natalya Shtrain recruited her first language groups for the summer school holidays.

Now Natalya is the head of an international company and her main activity is helping students from all over the world enter British educational institutions. I am not yet considering such an option for my son, but I was happy to send my child to an English school camp this summer.

Sasha was barely 11 years old, with an escort service, a direct flight from Tashkent to London, he was delivered to the reliable hands of an English education. Despite all the disasters, fears and obstacles, everything went well and carefully for the child. Upon my return, I still can’t formulate academic results, and that’s not the main thing. The main question on the agenda is no longer “Why learn English?” He eagerly attends lessons with a native speaker and constantly hums songs in English under his breath.

I recommend Paradsie from the bottom of my heart as my main secret life hack for raising an independent and conscious person. Tested for myself.