Расписание· Октябрь 2026 Г.
Выбери день и тему — запишись на разговорный клуб
Around the WorldA2Beach Chair vs Hiking Boots
Do you want to rest or to move? In this club, we compare two kinds of holiday. On one side: the beach, a book and a long lunch. On the other: walking, cycling, diving and sailing. Everyone talks about their last holiday and about their perfect one. This is a friendly, slower-paced club for elementary speakers. You'll learn simple words for holidays, nature and activities, practise comparing things with "more", "better" and "because", and speak in small groups where every answer is welcome.
Pop Culture at its finestB1Miley Cyrus Is Returning Like a Wrecking Ball
Miley Cyrus has announced Bass Persuades, her tenth album, along with two Hollywood Bowl shows. Ten albums in, an artist is no longer proving themselves but reintroducing themselves—and Miley has done that more often, and more loudly, than almost anyone. In this club, we'll trace her reinventions from Hannah Montana onwards, talk about what makes a comeback convincing rather than desperate, and share the returns—in music, film or sport—that genuinely worked. Come share your favourites, learn useful vocabulary for talking about music, careers and reinvention, and practice real conversations in a warm, no-pressure setting. Whether you've followed her since Hannah Montana or came in with the wrecking ball, you'll leave with fresh perspectives and greater confidence speaking English.
Money TalksB2Is It Rude to Talk About Salaries?
In some countries colleagues discuss their pay openly; in others the question is close to an insult. In this club, we'll talk about pay transparency—whether knowing what your colleagues earn makes workplaces fairer or simply more unhappy, why salary secrecy survives, and how comfortable we each are talking about money with friends and family. Join us for an engaging discussion, expand your vocabulary around work, money and social norms, and practice expressing opinions in natural English. Whether you'd publish your salary tomorrow or never mention it, you'll hear different perspectives and leave feeling more confident speaking English.
IELTS PreparationB2IELTS Speaking: Technology and the Way We Live
Technology questions appear constantly in Part 3, and they are where candidates either show real range or fall back on "it's very useful". In this club we'll handle the classics: how technology has changed communication and work, whether children spend too much time on screens, and what governments should regulate. We'll build answers with genuine structure—position, reason, example, concession. You'll practise under exam conditions, pick up precise vocabulary and linking language that examiners actually reward, and get specific feedback on coherence, hedging and how to disagree politely in English.
Pop Culture at its finestC1Is Sydney Sweeney Another Public Victim, or Should Celebrities Do Better?
Sydney Sweeney's advertisement for the betting platform Novig drew criticism from Olympic athletes within days, and the argument immediately split in two. Is she the latest famous woman to be punished disproportionately for a single campaign, or should someone with that reach simply have known better? In this club, we'll take both readings seriously—the double standards of a public pile-on on one side, the responsibility that travels with influence on the other—and test them against gambling, fast fashion, crypto and beauty standards. Expect an hour of demanding, enjoyable English conversation: nuanced discussion, individual speaking rounds, and a debate with genuine disagreement. You'll work with precise vocabulary around media, influence and responsibility, and practise defending a position under pressure.
Now StreamingB2Where Are All the Women Directors?
Year after year the research says the same thing: women direct only a small share of the biggest films, and the latest Celluloid Ceiling report shows the numbers going backwards rather than forwards. In this club, we'll look at who actually gets handed a blockbuster, why a woman's first hit rarely turns into a career of them, and whether awards attention has changed anything at all behind the camera. Join us for an engaging discussion, expand your vocabulary around film-making, careers and equality, and practice expressing opinions in natural English. Whether you follow the industry closely or simply notice the names in the credits, you'll hear different perspectives and leave feeling more confident speaking English.