Asynchronous Conversation in English to Practice Speaking for IELTS, TOEFL, etc. without any time limit and stress in a friendly atmosphere
Benefits of holding discussions asynchronously
The main advantage of attending English discussions asynchronously is that there is no actual limit to the class time. It means that you can join our weekly conversations at your own convenience.
Furthermore, if you find English conversations rather intimidating due to lack of confidence or adequate proficiency level in English, you can get the most out of our asynchronous voice commenting systems. In fact, you can listen to the previous voice messages several times. Then, you can prepare yourself for an answer to the previous comments at your convenience. That is, you can record a voice message as many times as you wish, and when you think the recorded voice message is suitable for being published, simply hit the “Post Comment” button.
How to attend our asynchronous conversations in English
- Our asynchronous conversations are held on a weekly basis. The topic of this week’s conversation is posted at the bottom of this page.
- Make sure your device is connected to a working microphone.
- You can send as many voice messages as you wish. However, bear in mind that the maximum length of each voice message is 30 seconds to prevent lengthy monologues. So, prepare yourself before recording and sending your voice messages.
- Please listen carefully to the previous voice messages before sending your ones. You’re supposed to talk to the point.
- To show who’s sending any voice message, you need to login to our voice comment form first (only for the first time). You can login with your social accounts, including Google, Facebook or Twitter with one click. We reassure you that your contact information (e.g. email address) will be kept confidential.
- To feed the participants with accurate and relevant voice messages, please note that any voice message should be approved by an admin. We approve voice messages immediately.
- Before publishing your voice messages, put a short title (in text) on it to be able to refer to that more easily.
