Speak Confidently in English in Business Meetings For many professionals, learning English doesn’t always happen in a classroom—it can also happen in meetings. For software engineers and tech professionals who already work in English, the real challenge is using English effectively in real business situations. This is why a course that combines English language learning with …

Business English and Business Negotiations English language learning is most effective when it is connected to real-world use. For adult learners and professionals, Business English and business negotiations provide a powerful context for developing practical language skills. Rather than focusing only on grammar or isolated vocabulary, learners engage with English as a working tool for communication, …

Upgrade Your Language for IELTS and CELPIP Speaking In this blog, we explore how using strong adjectives at the right moments can make your IELTS or CELPIP speaking answers more expressive, natural, and impactful — helping you impress examiners and boost your score. Here’s what you’ll find in this blog: Lists of strong adjectives for feelings, …

Accent Modification: The /v/ Sound The /v/ sound in English may seem simple, but it causes difficulty for many learners whose first language is not English. Clear pronunciation of /v/ is important because it can change meaning and affect how easily you are understood. Words like very, leave, and voice rely on this sound, and confusing …

More Idioms and Fixed Expressions Idioms and fixed expressions often enrich our language, allowing us to convey complex ideas succinctly. Today, we’ll explore five widely used expressions: glass ceiling, a dime a dozen, on an ad hoc basis, keep/stay abreast of something, and make amends to someone/for something. Understanding their meanings and usage can help you …