Hello — I'm Anita.
Ten years in education, and the last three years teaching English to kids and adult learners working at an advanced level. I teach every Thryvia Learn lesson myself.
Thryvia Learn
Most online English teaching is one of two things: an app that never asks you a question it doesn't already know the answer to, or an hour of unstructured conversation with a different stranger each week.
Both can be useful. Neither gets a working professional ready to chair a meeting in English, or a candidate from a 6.0 to a 7.5.
What actually works is unglamorous. One instructor who knows your history. A plan that names what you're working on and why. Materials chosen deliberately. And honest feedback, including the kind you didn't want.
That's the whole idea behind Thryvia Learn.
How I Teach
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Every lesson has a stated objective and connects to the one before it.
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If you're preparing for a specific meeting, that meeting is the lesson.
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Placement is measured against CEFR, and reassessed honestly as we go.
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The aim is independence, not indefinite lessons.
What we actually teach from
Every programme runs on a published course spine, not improvised material — Cambridge and Oxford series for adults and young learners, Pearson's Business Partner for professionals, and official past papers for exam candidates. Official papers are the one category with no substitute: sitting a format you've never seen is an avoidable way to lose marks.
A registered business, not an informal arrangement
Thryvia Learn is operated by Thryvia Insights Global LLC, registered in Wyoming, United States. Lessons, terms, and payments all run through that entity, and payment is processed by Stripe.
That matters for one practical reason: the terms published on this site are the terms you can hold me to.