Lesson Structure

 

Every session is designed so you can step into real-world travel situations with confidence and a smile.

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Starter Vocabulary (10 min)

We begin with 10 travel-critical words or phrases—just enough to remember easily while you practise. An audio file is available before class so you can hear natural pronunciation on the way to the lesson.

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Mini Travel Scene (10 min)

Next comes a short, image-rich story that shows today’s words in action—checking in at an airport desk, ordering ramen at a station café, or finding your hotel room. I tell the story entirely in English, using pictures, gestures, and repetition instead of Japanese translation, so the meaning sinks in naturally.

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Core Role-Plays (35 min)

Role-plays are the heart of Travel English. We start with two quick, friendly dialogues to warm up, then dive into one or two longer scenarios that mirror real travel tasks—dropping off luggage, asking a taxi driver for a specific address, or solving a problem at hotel reception. Partners rotate so you practise with different voices and styles, and we repeat until the phrases feel comfortable.

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Quick Check & Take-Away (5 min)

We finish with a fast “Ticket Inspector” quiz: I ask a few spontaneous questions from today’s scenes (“What gate number is on your boarding pass?”). Answering on the spot builds confidence, and you leave class knowing you can handle the same situation in the real world.

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Downloadable vocabulary audio, printable role-play cards, and optional homework videos are provided, so you can keep rehearsing wherever you are—on the train, at home, or even at the airport.