Our Mission

One world, one future.

​

Ours is a truly global age: cosmopolitan cityscapes spill in every direction, new industries transform the fabric of the economy, and our increasingly digitised culture places information, technology, and the arts - and even each other - at our fingertips.

​

Our diversity broadens our horizons.  Our differences make us versatile and adaptable, and for the first time in history, there's enough for everyone. 

 

Yet it is our unity that gives us strength. When we share knowledge and resources, building the resilience to weather any storm; when we coordinate our own unique perspectives and abilities, and hold space for one another's differences, we create a world of infinite possibility.

​

​

We're in this together.

​

But a globalised world also faces globalised challenges, with threats of unprecedented speed and scale - to our ecosystems, economies and future generations. 

 

Now more than ever, we are each called to rise to our full potential, to embrace unity in diversity - to lead from any seat in the room.  

​

Let us work together to protect our beautiful home and create a wiser, closer society our children can look to with pride.

​

​

It all starts with a conversation.

​

At Take Two Coaching, we're in the business of language, by speaking the language of business.

​

We believe our words don't just convey our thoughts, but shape them.  Language can illuminate new opportunities, and forge lasting partnerships.  It's the difference between efficiency and waste, synergy and chaos. Endless conflict and mutual prosperity.

​

If you ask us, "What's more important - English instruction or business education?", our answer is: "Both." 

​

​

For a new generation.

​

We train our students to speak with confidence, and think with subtlety.  The skills to subvert expectations, innovate in design, manage with diligence and lead with vision.  The courage to say what needs to be said, in their own voice, and turn their goals into reality.

​

At Take Two, grammar and vocabulary are just the beginning.  It's the conversation that makes the journey.