A Jakarta-based English education start-up, Engliven, officially held the Effective English for Start-ups 2019 on 5 September 2019 in Connext Cyber Tower 2, Jakarta.
This event was held in cooperation with Connext, a South Jakarta-based coworking space specializing in coworking space for start-ups and business services alike.
The event started with an introduction of Engliven as an Ed-Tech Startup that that helps Indonesian students and young adults improve their speaking and writing through practical approach like roleplays, which encourage more Student Talking Time than Teacher Talking Time.
To better explain Engliven to the audience, the master of ceremony (MC) of the event, Yogie Luciandy invited Ms. Fauziyah as one of the most active followers of Engliven to provide her impression on Engliven. “I have followed Engliven since it was first established on Instagram, and in my opinion, they emphasize more on English practice,unlike other English learning Instagram accounts,” she said.
During the main session, Elisa Effendy, the founder and CEO of Engliven, talked about several important topics in practicing effective English for start-ups, such as the importance of first impression and practical tips to start networking and pitching in English, among others. Watch the video to see how the fun roleplays look like.
After the Q&A session, Ms Elisa announced Speak to Spark, Engliven’s group class program that focuses on speaking practices targeted to students’ goals and needs. In fact, Engliven has recently held Speak To Spark for company in Bhinneka.com, a pioneer of e-commerce in Indonesia.
Eventually, the event was concluded with the photograph-taking session, and Engliven is more than happy and grateful to have all participants enjoy the overall session and learn to speak better in the startup-related ecosystem.
