Malcolm Hyndman

Malcolm Hyndman

Online English teacher. 2,050+ free interactive lessons for learners and teachers — beginner to advanced, grammar, speaking, IELTS, business, pronunciation, and more.

2,050+Free Lessons
A1–C2All Levels
30+Years Teaching
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What Students Say

★★★★★

"I've been learning English for many years, and Malcolm is by far the best teacher I've ever had! He is professional, genuinely interested, and also funny. He's very well-read, so we can discuss a wide range of topics. I always look forward to our classes, and I can see real progress in my English."

— Thomas
★★★★★

"Malcolm is a great teacher and a really nice person. In just 8 classes, he helped me improve my IELTS speaking from 6 to 7. It was a pleasure learning from him, and I highly recommend him!"

— Maria
★★★★★

"My English has significantly improved since I started lessons with him. He has a professional attitude; during conversation always observes your English and gives you feedback, all the while adjusting the scope of the lesson to your needs. The atmosphere is always positive, funny and without any pressure."

— Damian

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Courses

Structured lesson pathways — each course is a complete learning journey.

Exam Preparation

IELTS Master Formula IELTS Writing IELTS Speaking IELTS Reading IELTS Listening

Strategy guides and full practice courses for every section of the IELTS exam. Click any guide to view full-size.

The Memory Palace

A separate project — using ancient memory techniques to hold entire domains of knowledge.

Tools

PowerUp
Project manager
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MandalArt
Goal-setting
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Visual countdown
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Speaking Practice
IELTS simulator
"The foundation of every state is the education of its youth."
— Diogenes of Sinope
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