Despite political noise around immigration, demand for accent modification and American English pronunciation training remains strong. This article explains why the market is not shrinking, how it is shifting, and where the most reliable opportunities exist for professionals, learners, and trainers focused on clear, effective spoken English.
Continue ReadingBeing Real About Client Progress Expectations
Clients want to know two things: what improvement looks like and how fast it happens. Real progress in American English pronunciation is built on motor learning, auditory discrimination, and measurable feedback — and it applies not only to individual sounds, but also to stress, rhythm, pausing, and intonation. With the right system, clients become easier to understand within weeks, sound-accurate in single words quickly, and conversation-fluid within a few months. The accent stays, the friction goes, and clarity becomes the new default.
Continue ReadingFrom Speech Pathology to Accent Coaching: Building a Business with the P-ESL Method
Many speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are reimagining their careers. Instead of being confined to schools, hospitals, or clinics, they’re finding new opportunities in the growing field of accent and pronunciation training. With global communication at the center of modern work, professionals from all over the world are seeking guidance to speak clear, confident American English. For SLPs ready to pivot, the P-ESL (Pronouncing English as a Second Language) Method offers a structured, evidence-based path and foundation to starting a successful business. Why Transition from Speech Pathology to Accent Coaching? Speech therapy and accent coaching share common ground—both deal with speech production, intelligibility, and communication effectiveness. However, accent coaching offers more flexibility,… Read More
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Why Most Accent Reduction Programs Fail—and What Makes P-ESL Different (for Instructors)
Most accent reduction programs fall short because they lack structure, personalization, and measurable outcomes. This post breaks down the key reasons these programs fail—and shows why the P-ESL method stands out as a proven, professional system for instructors who want to deliver real results in American English pronunciation training.
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