You’re Tired of Struggling. This Is the Part Nobody Taught You.

You studied the grammar. You built the vocabulary. You may already use English at work or school every day.

But here’s what’s still happening:

• People ask you to repeat yourself — and after the second time, they give you that vague stare with an “Uh-huh,” and you know they didn’t understand.
• Your children tell you not to speak English, since they feel embarrassed by you.
• In the moments that matter — interviews, meetings, your child’s parent-teacher conference — part of your attention goes to wondering if your listeners truly understand you, instead of focusing on the conversation that’s happening.

Here’s what nobody told you: It’s not just memorizing. There’s a logic behind English.

Educated native speakers know that pronunciation comes from a rule system — rules for how letters combine into sounds, where stress falls in words and sentences, how the rhythm flows and changes. It’s the best way to build correct English and vocabulary. You’ve spent forever trying to make it make sense. They’ve been using a systematic decoder.

This course hands you that decoder.

What’s Actually Inside the Course

25–36 hours of material, designed for about 12 weeks. Every page is read aloud by Michael in audio — you train your ears while you train your mouth.

Introduction & Mindsets — Including “English is a Jacket”: the mindset lesson about feeling at home in your new language, especially when it feels unnatural.

Basics of English Sounds — The real number of English sounds, symbol systems made simple, consonants vs. vowels, and an honest conversation about accents: the goal is being understood the first time.

Sounds and Words — the Reading Rules: The heart of the system: the One Vowel Rule, the Two Vowel Rule, soft C and soft G, blends and syllable division, suffix patterns, and alternate spellings. These are the rules that let you read any word, not just the words you’ve memorized. Every rule comes with practice pages and interactive tools with instant AI feedback.

Additional Cases for Sounds — Word endings (final -ed and -s patterns), common exceptions, and the sound /ǝ/ that hides in many English words — with the methods most learners have never seen anywhere else.

Intonation — Falling tones, rising tones, and what your pitch tells listeners about questions, certainty, and pauses — providing clarity to your finished sentence.

Stress in Words — Patterns for two-syllable nouns, verbs, adverbs, initialisms, and the suffixes that pull stress around the word.

Stress in Sentences — How to choose which words carry the beat, which ones compress, and why listeners stop listening when you stress everything equally.

Rhythm — with Bounce Along Buddy — Stress-timing, vowel reduction, and daily training with the bouncing-ball rhythm trainer: your own sentences, slow-to-full-speed, ten minutes a day. To our knowledge, this tool doesn’t exist anywhere else.

Thought Groups — How native speakers chunk speech into meaningful phrases — the finishing touch that makes your speech sound organized, calm, and confident.

How It Works — Your Three Options

Which is right for you?

• Self-Study ($222) — you’re disciplined, you’ll do your 20 minutes a day, and the AI tools give you the daily feedback loop.
• Guided ($555) — you want Michael’s eyes and ears on your specific patterns. Twelve focused 10-minute sessions, scheduled at your pace — these short, frequent check-ins are what most learners actually need.
• Full Immersion ($2,222 during launch) — everything, going step by step with 25 hours of intensive private coaching. It’s powerful training to quickly change your life. If you think this program is for you, email Michael first, and he’ll tell you straight whether it’s worth it in your particular situation.

Your Instructor

Michael Newman has taught English pronunciation for 20 years — currently at Broward College and Miami Dade College. He built this course out of native rules that work: the rules his students learned, just like native speakers (should) know, the mindsets that unlocked them, and the frustration with every existing tool that drove him to build his own practice technology.

He records every lesson himself. He answers every email himself.

Proof

“I changed my circle of friends to native speakers and it’s because I had confidence to go talk to them.”
— Dariana, Venezuela

“Before starting your [courses], my biggest fear was my age and my ability to learn and retain a new language. Sometimes, I doubted myself and thought that maybe it was too late for me to learn English. I struggled especially with pronunciation and understanding the sounds of English.

Before taking your [courses], I tried many different learning methods, from language-learning apps to online courses.

However, with my last online course, I realized that I needed something different. I needed [to be] face-to-face… with a teacher who could show me how to pronounce words correctly, explain why we make certain sounds, and teach me how to use my mouth to produce those sounds. When I started, I realized I had found exactly what I needed. You taught us how to move our mouths, understand pronunciation rules, and use intonation. These small details made a big difference in my learning.

Today, I can confidently say that my pronunciation has improved 100%. I used to think I couldn’t do it, but now I know I can continue learning. One of the most important things I have learned is that making mistakes is part of the learning process. Today, I am at a different stage in my life. I feel more confident, I am not afraid of making mistakes, and I know that I can keep learning, no matter my age.”
— Marianella, Ecuador

“I watch movies without subtitles now.”
— Azu, Venezuela

“Before taking your [course], I felt nervous about speaking English. My biggest fear was making mistakes and not being understood. Sometimes, I doubted my ability to learn a new language. I struggled to express my ideas and understand conversations. I tried memorizing words and translating everything into Spanish, but I still lacked confidence.

Since taking your [course], I feel more comfortable asking questions, participating, and using English in my daily life. I am proud of my progress, even though I still have more to learn. One of the most valuable things you taught me is that mistakes are part of learning and that I do not need to speak perfectly to keep trying.”
— Rosmery, Cuba

FAQ

How much time does it take?
25–36 hours total, spread over about 12 weeks — roughly 20 minutes a day (but more time is better!). Every page is also in audio, so you can listen on commutes and double up.

What level is this for?
Beginners and intermediate learners who are ready for the system — especially people who like understanding why.

Do I need to buy anything else?
No. Everything — text, recordings, and practice tools — is inside.

How long do I have access?
90 days is how long we find it takes most people, and we know this push helps you to finish it!

What if it’s not for me?
Request a No Questions Asked 7 day money back guarantee.

Can I try the tools first?
Come to a free live workshop — Michael teaches for 25 minutes and demos the tools live. (Coming soon!)