I’ve written before about how Genki English is like Lego for students ( i.e. we give them blocks, show example things to build and then set them loose to get creative!)  but Lego has also been a huge influence on what we do for teachers too.

For example most teachers are seriously stressed out.

They have so much work to do, have so little time and have to spend ages and ages searching and searching online to patch together materials for every class, every week.

So what I tried to do with the Genki English System was to have it like Lego instructions,  where instead of searching and searching,  you just follow step 1, step 2, step 3.  And the lesson is done.  Finished.   Less stress, more fun and more time to spend with your family.

And *anybody* can do it.

It’s not cheap, but it saves you so much time and effort.

This certainly has helped a lot of teachers,  Dacha just wrote on Facebook yesterday:

So if chaos or endless searching is your current life then try the Genki English System, it’s all guaranteed for the first 30 days and I’m sure it will really help! 🙂

Or … if you are at the other end of the scale…

Or if you are finding your lessons are too strict or confined and want to learn to break out more and how to confidently plan and move and be totally flexible in class then take a look at Margit’s  Online Training Course.

Although our teaching philosophies are pretty much 100% in alignment,  Margit has a very different approach on how to achieve the same goal of fun lessons & confident students whilst of course keeping the teacher calm, enjoying life and loving the teaching!

She also uses a lot of plays, skits and puts a lot of time into helping the parents to help you run a more successful classroom.

Margit’s online training course starts on Monday so the deadline to sign up in Midnight on Sunday, so sign up now if you want to learn from Margit,  or if you’re wanting the more 1, 2, 3 Lego style plans then check out the Genki English System.

Hopefully we’ve got your covered either way!

Here’s to lots of fun, great students and stress free teaching 🙂

Be genki,

Richard