Students are asked to clear their minds of all preconceived ideas of how English should be taught if they wish to enjoy the full benefit of the Callan Method. Try to avoid puzzling over the Method. Simply, accept the Method and then judge by results.  Just come to class and participate fully in each class to ensure the desired results


Some students on first being introduced to the Callan Method tend to panic. They find everything strange and intimidating. They think they will never be able to master the speed at which the lesson is given. If, however, they persevere and revise for a few lessons, they soon realize that it is all quite easy and enjoyable, and that anyone can do it.

Also, when first experiencing the Callan Method, some students conclude that they prefer the old ways of learning. What they have to decide, therefore, is whether they also prefer to take four times longer to learn, and pay four times as much.


The most important point for the student to understand when learning a language is the need for constant repetition; and by repetition is also meant revision. SConditional reflex Learning a language,
like learning to type or play the piano, is principally a question of developing a quick reflex.


A language reflex comes from the speech organs, not from the brain. The student must therefore learn to speak without thinking; there is no time to think. A pianist does not have time to think where to put his fingers when he plays. If he stopped to think, he would be lost. In the same way, if people stopped to think where to put their feet when running downstairs, they would fall.


A quick reflex can only be developed by mechanical repetition. Everything has to be repeated and revised over and over again until the reflex can be performed automatically without thinking.


There are hundreds of schools using the Callan Method throughout the world proving that teaching English 4 times faster in not only possible but can also be guaranteed. Before signing up students are welcomed to attend a trial lesson to get their first contact with this method. Free trial lesson

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