WHAT WE DO:
Skye English offers a wide array of English programmes, encompassing a full spectrum of learning abilities in a broad range of environments, whether it is:
- Learners in school
- Students in academic institutions
- Professionals in business
- Speakers of other mother-tongue languages
OUR PHILOSOPHY:
Skye English believes in the saying that ‘art is the quality of communication', and our motto is pure, and simply: PROGRESS.
‘Progress’ is personal, and is determined by an individual’s present English ability, and his/her inherent will to improve. Through client consultation and individual pre-testing, needs and abilities are identified to ensure that courses are suitably customised, and progress maximised.
WHY USE SKYE ENGLISH?
- Provider is small and flexible, offering clients good value for money.
- Skye prides itself in the ‘personal touch’, and honours the human spirit of the training participants.
- Skye English believes in effective learning through enjoyment, and lessons are fun and constructive.
- A high standard of courses is delivered by educators who are highly qualified and experienced.
- Accreditation with ETDP-SETA entitles tax-deductions in the area of staff training.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER AND EDUCATOR
Founder, teacher and facilitator, Robyn Gill, is a qualified teacher and registered with the South African Council of Teachers (SACE), and with ETDP-SETA as an Assessor. Experience in education includes Matric English teaching with 100% learner pass rate, and English for Professional Development at a renowned business school. As a qualified Public Relations practitioner, her experience in business provides adult training that is relevant to the workplace, and conducive to every day life. Her passion is to improve the confidence and self-esteem of people in the field of their choice, by improving their skills in the art of communication: English.
“An organisation – company or country – is only as good as their people, and my passion is to help realise the full potential of each individual, to make them feel of value to the organisation they serve, and collectively feed into the success thereof. In the end, everyone wins!”
