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  • My current goal is to improve my skills in English.

I’m not sure and little bit puzzled whether the grammar construction of the sentence works like that and the sentence sounds natural.

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    I too believe it perfectly correct. We can probably be more helpful if you will tell us what specifically made you question this sentence.
    – Jeff Morrow
    Commented Jan 2, 2018 at 1:35

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Yes, it's grammatically correct. You can also say:

My current goal is to improve my English skills.

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Your sentence:

My current goal is to improve my skills in English.

is grammatically correct. If you explain what makes you feel uncomfortable with it, we can provide you with more details.

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