Free Accent Screening

Find Out What’s Holding Your Speech Back

If you’ve ever wondered why people occasionally ask you to repeat yourself—even though your English is strong—this free screening is a great place to start.

In just a few minutes, you’ll submit a short voice recording that I’ll personally review. I’ll listen for the pronunciation patterns that have the biggest impact on how easily others understand you.

This is not a complete accent evaluation. It’s a brief screening designed to identify whether there are a few high-impact areas that could make a noticeable difference in your spoken English.

Here’s what you’ll do

The entire screening takes about 3–5 minutes.

  1. Complete the short information form below.
  2. Introduce yourself and read 15 words displayed on the screen.
  3. Read a short three-sentence paragraph aloud.
  4. Submit your recording.

You may listen to your recording before submitting it and record it again if you’d like.

Tips for the Best Recording

  • Find a quiet place with minimal background noise.
  • Speak in your normal, everyday voice.
  • Don’t try to sound “more American.” I want to hear your natural speech.
  • Read at a comfortable pace.
  • If you make a small mistake, simply keep going.

What You’ll Receive

After reviewing your recording, I’ll send you a brief summary that includes:

  • The pronunciation pattern that is having the greatest impact on your speech clarity.
  • Whether I believe professional pronunciation coaching would benefit you.
  • A recommendation for the most appropriate next step.

My goal isn’t to help you lose your identity or eliminate your accent. It’s to help you become easier to understand in the professional situations that matter most.

I look forward to hearing your recording.

Introduce Yourself

Press the blue record button and tell me what you do for work and why you decided to improve your spoken English.

Then read the 15 words out loud, slowly. Then read the short paragraph that follows.

    Introduce yourself first, then read the words below.

    strengths

    question

    bridge

    computer

    thought

    organization

    measure

    employee

    voice

    careful

    yellow

    choice

    window

    world

    successful

     

    Now read this:
    Every Thursday our project team meets before work to review customer questions, discuss new ideas, and decide which changes should be finished first. Yesterday we solved several difficult problems because everyone shared clear information, listened carefully, and checked each detail before making a decision. Strong communication helps people build trust, lead with confidence, and create better results together.

    Now stop the recording (blue button above).



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