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Mastering English speaking skills is crucial for excelling in job interviews and meetings, especially for non-native speakers. Effective communication in these contexts can make a lasting impression and open doors to new opportunities. In this blog post, we will explore tips and techniques to help you polish your English speaking skills for job interviews and

In today’s fast-paced business environment, effective communication is essential for success. As an English language learner, it’s important to be able to communicate effectively in English, particularly in written communication. Good writing skills can help you establish a professional image, build trust and credibility, and convey your ideas and opinions clearly. In this post, we

There has been a lot of attention on gender-neutral pronouns recently and what that actually means for us when refering to colleagues that have expressed their preference for non-binary pronouns. It has opened up a complex world of pronoun use that some may find confusing. Here’s a look at how to use non-binary pronouns at

How many times, as a non-native speaker of English, have you really struggled to understand what a native speaker is saying? Do you think that it is always your fault? I know it may sound crazy, but it’s not! Most non-native speakers of English leave meetings wondering what the native speaker was talking about. Often,

So, a lot of people have been asking me what I consider to be the most important things to be able to communicate more effectively in English. I’ve been thinking about this a lot this week. I have 4 things that are really important. I know that time is always short, but, someone once told

I work with a lot of people in Business. People that want to be able to communicate effectively in English at work. But what exactly is a suitable level of English for work? Well, that does depend on what you’re doing, but here are some thoughts about English competency at work. Luna works in a

Have you ever apologised for your English? Ever felt that it’s not good enough and you need to let the person you are talking to know that? You’re not alone. But is it really helpful to apologise for not having enough vocabulary or making some grammatical errors? I went to see a friend of mine

Phrasal verbs are no joke! Not only do they often not make sense, they can also have multiple meanings too. Learning them can seem impossible. But, if you want to really get under the surface of English, you will need to master them, and it’s not as hard as you might think. Here are a

Many students ask me how they can improve their listening abilities when learning English. Much focus is placed on speaking and understanding grammatical structures, but listening often gets pushed into second, third or even fourth place. So here are my top 5 tips to improve your listening skills so you actually understand what the other