Executive English coaching is an investment, and pricing varies widely by coach experience, format, and depth. Here's an honest look at what drives the cost — and how to judge whether it's worth it.
What drives the price
The biggest factor is the coach: a former executive with real boardroom experience commands more than a general tutor — and delivers a different kind of value. Format (1-on-1 vs. group), session length, and program depth also matter.
How to judge value, not just price
The real question isn't the hourly rate — it's the return. If better communication wins you one deal, one promotion, or one client, coaching pays for itself many times over. Judge it against the cost of staying where you are.
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Price & how to start
Business English and ESL training is $125 per month for one live 1-on-1 hour every week with a personalized curriculum, and you can cancel the monthly plan anytime. Every session is live, 1-on-1 and online with Digby R. Kerr, and Kerr University is based in Brooklyn, New York. To start, book a free 30-minute intro class, compare plans on the pricing page, or see all ESL & Business English programs.
Frequently asked questions
How much does executive English coaching cost?
It varies by coach experience, format, and program depth — a former executive coach costs more than a general tutor but delivers leadership-level value.
Is it worth the money?
If better communication wins one deal or promotion, it typically pays for itself many times over.
Is 1-on-1 more expensive than group?
Yes per hour, but it's targeted, so leaders often reach their goal in fewer total hours.
How do I get a price?
Book a free 30-minute class — we assess your goals and outline a plan and pricing.
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