ACE™ Program eBook
Exercise samples from the eBook
The ACE™ Program is now in a convenient eBook format. The ACE™ Program will help you to identify your specific pronunciation differences and set achievable goals. The ACE Program™ offers over 100 listening and speaking exercises to help you speak English clearly and confidently. Learn to accurately pronounce consonants, vowels and common stress and intonation patterns of Canadian English.
Listen to the ACE™ Program Overview by Lisa Bjerke in audio format here:
The ACE™ Program is used as:
- A self-study pronunciation improvement program.
- An Instructional resource for speech language pathologists and ESL instructors.
- A learning material for clients and students participating in accent modification training.
Click on the Exercise Samples below to see and hear how well the ACE™ Program can work for you.
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Lisa Bjerke has over 30 years of experience helping people improve their communication skills and is a recognized accent modification expert
Testimonials
ACE™ Program Testimonials
“I want to commend you on the quality of your book, Accent on Canadian English™: a pronunciation program for speakers of English as a second language. The methodical, organized and practical way in which you have approached the topic is amazing. The outcomes of your book and your course speak for themselves.”
“I’m in awe of how well the ACE Assessment and your book (ACE™ Program) deals with all the areas needing to be addressed. The layout is very logical, well laid out and very functional to use.”
“The ACE™ Program helped me to improve my pronunciation of unfamiliar English sounds and stress patterns. I’m more confident speaking English. I’m clearly understood both at work and in the community.”
“I have both personal and professional experience with the ACE™ Program and strongly recommend it for anyone who wants to improve their spoken English. My pronunciation skills improved significantly in a very short period of time by using the ACE™ Program”.