Wall Street English signs MOU with International Coaching Training Institute to strengthen one-to-one learning support

Wall Street English is seeking to make its one-to-one learning coaching more professional through a partnership with the International Coaching Training Institute. The companies signed a memorandum of understanding in January and established a system to support qualification acquisition.

The program is built around the idea that English improvement requires sustained study and opportunities to use the language, rather than short-term memorization. Wall Street English said many learners struggle to maintain motivation while studying alone amid busy daily routines.

To address that challenge, the company assigns each member a dedicated learning coach. These coaches work separately from the native-speaking instructors who teach classes and support the learner’s overall study process.

Based on a detailed understanding of the curriculum, coaches review each member’s progress and provide regular one-to-one guidance. Their role covers goal setting, implementation and follow-up, rather than simple tracking of course progress.

The coaching approach emphasizes questions, listening, observation and feedback. Wall Street English said this helps learners identify their reasons for studying English and their individual tasks, then develop practical plans suited to their circumstances.