Although I work in the HR department of a global company, I often felt stressed when I couldn’t speak English smoothly. I started feeling a sense of urgency that I might miss future opportunities if I didn’t improve.

I had tried four different English conversation schools, including online ones, but couldn’t keep up and eventually gave up halfway.

I chose ENGLISH CAMP because it’s a short-term, three-month intensive program that connects directly to real work situations. I liked its clear and structured approach that focuses on “quality × quantity = results.”

All the participants were highly motivated and supportive of one another. Since starting the program, I’ve made it a habit to wake up at 6 am and study English at a cafe before work.

The true value of ENGLISH CAMP is that it teaches you how to learn English effectively. Even if you’re not yet fluent, you’ll feel confident that you’re improving in the right way. I highly recommend it to anyone who’s ready to change themselves.

I work for a luxury brand in Italy. It’s a global company, but I rarely get to use English, so I felt I needed to get used to real, practical situations.

Getting up early on Saturday mornings for ENGLISH CAMP wasn’t easy at first, but it helped me build a steady routine and secure dedicated study time. The every other week schedule became a great pace setter for me.

I’d tried other schools, but they felt passive and I never felt real progress. I chose ENGLISH CAMP because it makes me dig into my own thinking and produce an output every session.

I’ve built the habit of tackling assignments on my own. The classmates are highly motivated, and seeing presentation styles from people in many industries is genuinely stimulating. I feel my presentation skills—not just my English—have improved. Noticing differences in slide structure and delivery was interesting, and ENGLISH CAMP also taught clear, effective ways to structure a presentation.

As a result, I’m more comfortable using English, I’ve established a steady study routine, and the way I build presentations now is directly helping me at work.

I work at a company of about 100 employees, handling a wide range of roles from strategy and marketing to HR. I have experience working overseas, but after returning to Japan, I had fewer opportunities to use English. I joined ENGLISH CAMP because I didn’t want to let those experiences go to waste.

The class atmosphere was warm and encouraging. The members were highly motivated and inspired me to challenge myself. Although I wasn’t confident in my English at first, the environment was supportive rather than strict, and it suited my learning style perfectly.

My psychological barrier toward English gradually disappeared, and I began to genuinely enjoy learning again. At first, I was a bit intimidated by how skilled other participants seemed, but through the classes I realized, “I don’t have to compare my English to anyone else’s.”

I also learned that English learning works best when you go at your own pace and focus on your own goals, rather than aiming to be “average or above.”

Going forward, I want to build seamless connections and collaborations with people and companies overseas, and I feel ENGLISH CAMP has been a solid step toward that goal. One of the things I love most about the program is the sense of connection among classmates that form naturally through shared effort and encouragement.

I recommend this program to anyone who wants to focus on their own growth rather than comparing themselves to others.