Privacy
Last updated 14 September 2026.
I am a one-person practice. This website collects nothing about you unless you choose to send it: no analytics, no cookies, no tracking pixels. The only personal information I hold is what you send me yourself, when you book a call, write to me or send me your questionnaire answers, and what we work on together. I do not sell it or share it for marketing.
Noreva Communication is operated by Nadia Britz, based in South Africa and working with clients internationally. I am the person responsible for how your information is handled, and the person you contact about it.
Nothing, unless you choose to send it. There are no analytics, no cookies and no advertising or social tracking scripts on any page. You can read the entire site without leaving a trace with me. The one exception is the short questionnaire on the homepage, and it only sends me anything if you press Send.
Cloudflare, which serves this website, may keep short-lived technical logs, such as IP addresses, as part of running any web server securely. I do not use these to identify anyone or for marketing.
The questionnaire on the homepage works out your result in your own browser. If you close it, or read your result and leave, nothing you chose is sent to me or stored anywhere.
If you press Send my answers, I receive your six answers and the result they produced, which kind of reply you asked for, your email address, the language you would like me to reply in, and the date. If you give them, I also receive your name and anything you write in the message box.
I use this only to read your answers and reply to you. It is not added to a mailing list, and I do not use it for anything else. The form cannot be sent until you tick the consent box.
Your answers are stored in a database run by Cloudflare, located in Western Europe, and protected by a password only I have.
If you book a consultation or a session, you use Cal.com. That means giving your name, email address and time zone, along with anything you choose to write in the booking notes.
If you email me, I receive your name, email address and whatever you write.
When we speak, we use Google Meet. I do not record our calls as a matter of course. I do take notes, so that I work on the right things for you.
If I would like to record a session, for example to write it up as a case study, I will ask you first and explain why. You can say no, and it changes nothing about the work.
The materials you send me. Presentations, pitch decks, reports, emails and similar documents. These often contain confidential business information, and sometimes personal information about other people, such as colleagues named on a slide.
Notes I take on what we are working on and what would help.
Billing records. Your name, and where relevant your employer’s details, for the invoice.
Only the services I need in order to run the practice.
Nobody else. I do not sell your information, share it with advertisers, or give your name to anyone as a reference without asking you first.
I work from South Africa, so if you are in Europe your information travels outside the EEA when you send it to me. That transfer happens because it is necessary to deliver the service you have asked for. Cal.com and Google also store data outside your country. Questionnaire answers you send are stored with Cloudflare in Western Europe, and I read them from South Africa.
You can ask me to show you what I hold, correct it, delete it, or send it to you in a portable form. You can object to how I use it, and withdraw consent where you gave it.
Write to nadia@noreva-communications.com and I will respond within thirty days. There is no charge.
If you are unhappy with how I have handled your information, you can complain to the Information Regulator in South Africa, or to your national data protection authority if you are in the EU.
If this notice changes, the date at the top changes with it. If a change materially affects how I handle information I already hold, I will tell affected clients directly.
Short answers to what most people want to know before booking.
Each engagement has a starting price, agreed with you before any work begins.
What moves the price is how much work happens outside the live sessions. Every engagement can also be booked in a lighter form, which costs less.
Rehearsal only. We use the call to practise material you have already written. No document review, research or written feedback beforehand.
Sessions only. For the Intensive and the Partnership, we work live in the sessions, without document review or preparation between them.
The full versions include the work I do between sessions: reviewing your draft, researching your audience, refining the structure, and written feedback. We agree the exact price in the free consultation, once I know what you actually need.
That depends on which engagement, and most of all on how much time there is before the moment you are preparing for.
Communication Audit. A week before your deadline is ideal. That leaves comfortable time to review your material, send the report, and rehearse before you deliver it.
Presentation Intensive. Two to three weeks works best, so the sessions can be spaced out properly rather than compressed at the last minute.
Communication Partnership. This one is ongoing, month to month. Most of the value builds over several months rather than in a single cycle.
If your timing is tighter than this, do get in touch anyway. It is often still possible.
Most people are more ready for this than they think.
You will get the most from the work if you can already hold a conversation in English, because we focus on how you use the language rather than teaching it from the beginning.
If your English is solid but not yet fluent, the Communication Partnership is often the best fit. It gives us time to build business vocabulary alongside structure, delivery and confidence, rather than preparing for a single event.
If you are not sure where you stand, the free consultation will make that clear very quickly, and you are most welcome to book one.
Not quite, though the two are easily confused.
I do not teach English from the ground up. Instead, we work on how you use the English you already have when it counts: how a presentation is structured, how a recommendation is made, which words carry authority, and how you handle the questions that follow.
You bring the expertise and the language. My work is making sure both of them land.
Online, over Google Meet. You will receive the link with your booking confirmation, and there is nothing to install.
Yes, and it is a good way to start. If your material is already written and you would simply like to practise delivering it, you can book the session time on its own.
There is no document review, research or written feedback beforehand, so it costs less than a full Audit or Intensive.
For a larger team, or for something more structured than a rehearsal, tell me what you are preparing for and I will come back with a price.
Yes, very happily. If a team is presenting together, or several colleagues are preparing for the same kind of moment, the rehearsal can be run as a group.
It works best with a small group, so that everyone gets real feedback rather than simply a turn to speak. It also tends to work best within one team, since you will be watching each other rehearse.
For a larger team, or for something more structured than a rehearsal, do tell me what you are preparing for and I will come back with a price.
Yes. The booking calendar shows my availability in your time zone as well as mine, so there is never confusion about when we are meeting.
My clients work across Europe, the Americas and beyond, so times outside standard European hours can usually be arranged.
A relaxed conversation of 15 to 30 minutes over Google Meet. It is not a test, and there is no need to prepare perfect English.
The call is there so I can understand what you are working on, rather than to begin the work itself, so we will not be doing any coaching or preparation in it.
I will ask a little about your role, your goals and the challenge in front of you. Towards the end I explain how I could help and answer anything you would like to ask, including about price.
There is no obligation to book afterwards, and the call is free either way. If you would like to get more out of it, there is a short guide on how to prepare.
Not at all. The consultation is simply there if you would like to talk things through before committing, and most people find it useful.
If you already know what you need, you are very welcome to book directly:
Please do say so, and as early as feels right. It is genuinely useful to know.
In most cases it means we are focusing on the wrong thing, and that is mine to put right rather than yours. A change of approach is usually all it takes.
If it still is not working after that, I would far rather tell you honestly than carry on regardless. The Partnership runs month to month with no lock-in, so you are free to stop at the end of any month.
Of course, and many clients are funded by their employer.
I invoice you, and you pass the invoice on to your company. It names the engagement only, so what we actually work on stays between the two of us.
Completely. Nothing you share with me is passed on to anyone else.
Your documents are never shared with anyone else. Protecting your material is central to this work rather than an afterthought.
Very little, because very little is collected. This website has no analytics, no cookies and no tracking of any kind, so reading it leaves no trace with me at all.
What I hold is what you send me: your booking details, our correspondence, and the materials we work on together. None of it is sold or shared for marketing.
The full detail, including how long I keep things and how to ask me to delete them, is in the privacy notice.
The free consultation can be in German or English, whichever feels more comfortable for you.
The coaching itself takes place in English, since English is where you need to perform. If something is easier to explain in German, we switch for a moment and then carry on.
Life happens, and moving a session is never a problem. A message as early as you can manage is all I need.
To move a session to another time in the same week, four hours’ notice is plenty. To cancel, or to move it beyond the current week, twelve hours’ notice.
Inside those windows I do have to charge for the session, simply because the time has already been set aside for you. If something unavoidable comes up, please do just talk to me.
Question not answered here? Email me at nadia@noreva-communications.com