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9-Week Pronunciation Program

$400 for 9-week program

Speak English with more clarity, rhythm, and confidence.

The Speakeasy Pronunciation Program is a 9-week live online course for English learners who want to improve pronunciation, understand spoken English better, and feel more confident when speaking.

Students meet once a week for 90 minutes and practice American English sounds, word stress, sentence rhythm, linking, reductions, intonation, and real conversation patterns.

PROGRAM FULL: July 24 – September 18, 2026

Upcoming Session: October 9th - December 11

(No class November 27)

Class Day: Fridays

Time Options: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM or 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Price: $400

Recommended Level: High-beginner, intermediate, and advanced

Program Includes:

  • 1.5 hours of live weekly sessions

  • Weekly homework

  • Testing and personalized feedback

  • Session video recordings

  • Alphabet cards with sound

  • Online classroom access for one year

  • 1-1 support from teacher

  • Certificate of Completion

Students should be able to introduce themselves, answer simple questions, follow basic English instructions, and participate in short conversations.

If you are a true beginner, private tutoring may be a better first step.

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A certificate of completion awarded to Mamadou Diallo for completing a 9-week pronunciation program at The Speakeasy Tutoring, with decorative borders, gold accents, and signatures.

Receive a certificate after completing the program.

This certificate can be used to:

  • Document professional development in English communication

  • Celebrate personal progress and consistency

  • Share with an employer, school, advisor, or community program

  • Mark a meaningful step toward clearer, more confident speaking

Program schedule table listing weekly dates and focus topics for language learning, including self-introduction recordings, verb tenses, pronunciations, stress, and linking.