This lesson focuses on project management communication during a crisis. Students learn phrases for disclosing problems, taking accountability, presenting recovery plans, and responding to clients.
This lesson teaches professional networking in English. Students practise introductions, elevator pitches, follow-up questions, small talk, and arranging future contact.Â
This lesson is a practical resource that guides students through a complete restaurant visit in English. It combines useful vocabulary, polite functional phrases, grammar practice, and a role-play task, which makes the learning feel realistic and engaging.
Students how to compare holiday destinations in English using comparative and superlative forms. Learners discuss travel preferences, study useful holiday vocabulary, and practise phrases for comparing price, climate, culture, and travel time.Â
Learners practise key scheduling vocabulary, polite question forms, and useful business phrases for checking availability, agreeing on times, and changing plans. The lesson also includes a role-play using diary schedules and rescheduling scenarios.
Learners practise key scheduling vocabulary, polite question forms, and useful business phrases for checking availability, agreeing on times, and changing plans. The lesson also includes a two-part role-play using diary schedules and rescheduling scenarios.
Students watch a career advice video about working at small and midsize companies. The lesson practises B1 language for career opportunities, taking initiative, building a resume and learning new skills at work.
Students learn how to express opinions, agree, and disagree politely in English. Learners practise key vocabulary, useful phrases for formal debate, and question forms for sharing views respectfully. The lesson builds confidence through a role-play
The lesson focuses on executive presence and looking confident during presentations. Analyse body language and delivery techniques, and discuss confidence andauthenticity.
Students watch a short advice video about how to take your mind off something. The lesson practises B1 language for feelings, distraction, exercise, journaling, sleep and talking to someone you trust
Students watch a short workplace video with examples of requests. The lesson practises B1 language for polite requests, direct instructions and workplace tasks.
Students watch a short productivity video about prioritising tasks with the Eisenhower Matrix. The lesson practises B1 language for urgent and important tasks, deadlines, planning, delegating and avoiding time wasters.
Students watch a short biography video about Albert Einstein. The lesson practises B1 language for life stories, achievements and important dates, with a grammar focus on the Past Simple.
