ProgramsAges 11–19

1-on-1 Private Coaching

One student, one coach, built entirely around the goal

One-on-one coaching pairs a student with a specialist for fully personalized training. It opens with a diagnostic session: the coach hears the student speak, takes stock of strengths and gaps, and only then shapes the plan. Every session after is built around the goal: rebuilding delivery, preparing a specific speech or competition, reviewing recordings, or preparing for an interview. Sessions can be booked across US time zones, which makes 1-on-1 the right fit for students whose calendars do not match a weekly group class.

A coach working one-on-one with a student on a live video call
Level
All Levels
Ages
11–19
Format
Private online
Schedule
Flexible scheduling · 60-minute sessions

What students leave with

Outcomes

  • A plan for the student’s growth, drawn up after the diagnostic session
  • Coaching aimed squarely at the student’s own goal or deadline
  • Round-by-round or speech-by-speech review of the student’s recordings
  • Flexible support that fits around school, sport, and other commitments

Inside the term

What we cover

Diagnostic

The coach hears the student speak first, then names what is strong and what needs work

A personal roadmap

Session goals mapped out around the student’s own aim, calendar, and deadline

Watch-backs

Coach and student replay recordings of the student’s speeches and study them together

On-demand prep

Focused sessions before a competition, presentation, or interview

What is included

Every student gets

Good to know

Questions about 1-on-1 Coaching

Which coach will my child work with?

We pair each student with the coach whose strengths fit the goal: settling a nervous first-time speaker, sharpening a competition piece, or running mock interviews. If your family already has a coach in mind, mention it when you book and we will try to arrange it.

How is a session scheduled?

Around the student, not the other way around. Sessions run across US time zones, with evening and weekend slots, and once you sign up the coach gets in touch to find a first-session time that suits your family.

Is 1-on-1 better than a group class?

It depends on the goal. Group classes build confidence and give a student an audience to practice on; 1-on-1 is faster and fully tailored, and it is ideal for a specific deadline. Many students do both. A consultation will help you choose.

Free guides to go with it

Read these alongside the program, or just to get a head start on your own.

Ready to get started?

Book a free consultation and we will recommend the right starting point for your student.