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Why 2025 Is the Year to Finally Master Your English Communication

Have you ever felt that your English level hasn’t really changed, even after years of study?
You know the words, you understand others — but when it’s your turn to speak, something just freezes.

That’s exactly where real English coaching makes the difference.

At MaxUP, we don’t just “teach lessons.” We coach you step by step to think, respond, and lead naturally in English— whether it’s in meetings, travel, or everyday conversation.

Our students are busy professionals, parents, and students who once thought they had “no time” to improve. With just 30 minutes per session, they began seeing results they never achieved in years of traditional study.

So if you’ve been waiting for the right moment to restart your English journey — this is your sign.
Start small, stay consistent, and let’s make 2025 the year your English finally works for you.

Book a free consultation today and discover how fast you can progress with the right plan.

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Welcome!

Welcome!

When I started this company, I knew exactly what kind of help Japanese clients and students would need. After all, I had seen countless times the same mistakes and misconceptions that Japanese students make when speaking English. From all my time coaching students, there were simple mistakes, such as:

• Lack of plurals (in sentences) - for example, "David likes his two dog"
• Lack of articles (in sentences) - for example "He is great friend of mine"

But as time went on, I started noticing that there were mistakes not just in grammar, but also in the overall communication between the Japanese and English speakers:

• Closed-ended answers to open questions - for example, Brad asks: "How was your day?" and Takahiro answers, "Good"
• Apologies for a less-than-perfect English - for example, Takahiro would start a conversation with Brad by saying, "Sorry for my bad English"
• Dismissive words - for example, Takahiro would answer Brad by saying, "Yeah, yeah, yeah"

These are not only mistakes. They are counterproductive to your meetings, presentations, and small-talks. They may sound simple or not very important, but, if not corrected, they may be the deciding factor in making a new friend or even closing a business deal.

That is exactly the kind of practical work we do in our sessions at MaxUP. I teach you not only the simple mistakes, but the mindset behind a successful communication in English.

For this reason, I am so excited to coach Japanese students and delighted with your joining us.

Welcome and I trust your experience will be both successful and rewarding.

Yours Truly,
Rafa

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