Intermediate
B2
Project Management
This B2 lesson focuses on project management communication during a crisis. Students practise advanced vocabulary, including remediation, RAG status, change control and critical path. They learn phrases for disclosing problems, taking accountability, presenting recovery plans and responding to clients, then complete drills and a role play about a delayed ERP project.
Leadership
This B2 lesson explores Level-Five Leadership through Jim Collins’ research. Students watch and read about leaders who combine fierce resolve with personal humility. They practise leadership vocabulary, comprehension questions, reported speech, causative structures and conditionals. The lesson ends with critical discussion about leadership style, accountability, humility and organizational success.
Networking
This lesson teaches professional networking in English. Students practise introductions, elevator pitches, follow-up questions, small talk, and arranging future contact. Activities include vocabulary practice, useful phrases, grammar drills, and a role play between a marketing manager and product designer.
Film and TV
This B2 lesson teaches students how to discuss films and TV in English. Learners practise giving opinions, describing plots, making recommendations, agreeing or disagreeing politely, and using review vocabulary. Activities include gap-fill exercises, useful phrases, grammar drills, and a role play about recommending a fictional series.
Presentations
This B2 lesson teaches students how to give clear, confident presentations in English. Learners practise presentation vocabulary, useful signposting phrases, and ways to open, organise, and conclude a talk. They also develop skills for answering audience questions professionally through grammar drills and a role-play based on a business presentation about remote working.
Sharing opinions
This B2 lesson teaches students how to express opinions, agree, and disagree politely in English. Learners practise key discussion vocabulary, useful phrases for formal debate, and question forms for sharing views respectfully. The lesson builds confidence through grammar drills and a role-play about a shopping centre proposal at a town council meeting.
Doctor
This lesson teaches medical English for visiting a doctor. Students practise describing symptoms, answering GP questions, understanding diagnoses, asking about treatment, and confirming instructions. Activities include vocabulary practice, functional phrases, grammar drills, and a role play about a patient with a sore throat, fever, and fatigue.
Technical Support
This B2 lesson teaches students how to describe technical problems clearly, ask for help politely, and follow troubleshooting instructions in English. Learners practise useful vocabulary, support-call phrases, polite question forms, and role-play an IT helpdesk conversation to solve urgent problems with clear, professional communication.
Pressure
The lesson targets upper-intermediate English through both content and language work. It focuses on the psychology of pressure, key vocabulary like “preoccupied,” “vulnerable,” and “susceptible,” and grammar structures such as relative clauses, passive voice, first and second conditionals, and modal verbs