Alejandria Garcia is a business communication coach and English language educator who has spent more than fifteen years helping non-native professionals speak and write with confidence at work. A native Spanish speaker who learned English as an adult, she knows firsthand the difference between mastering grammar in a classroom and holding your own in a high-stakes meeting — and she wrote this book to close that gap for others.
Garcia holds a master's degree in applied linguistics and TESOL and has trained engineers, product managers, healthcare professionals, and executives at companies across technology, finance, and manufacturing, in Europe, the Americas, and parts of Asia. Her coaching practice focuses on practical, workplace-specific communication: leading meetings, delivering presentations, navigating difficult conversations, and writing clear professional documents. Her workshops are known for being realistic and hands-on, with frameworks you can use the same afternoon rather than theory that never leaves the classroom.
Her approach rests on three convictions: communication is a skill, not a talent; confidence comes from preparation, not perfection; and clarity matters more than correctness. She is a frequent speaker at conferences on language learning and workplace inclusion, drawing on her work with teams where English is the bridge language among colleagues from many countries.
*Confident English at Work* is her first book. She is based in Mexico City, where she runs her coaching practice and works with professionals around the world.