B1 example lessons
An intermediate learner who can understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered at work, school, or leisure. They can deal with most situations likely to arise while traveling in a language-speaking area. They can produce simple, connected text on familiar topics and describe experiences, events, hopes, and briefly give reasons for opinions and plans.
Project updates: using the present continuous for ongoing work
Master giving clear project updates using the present continuous and essential phrases like 'so far, so good' to keep your team informed and on track.
Professional writing: using relative clauses for CVs
Learn to write a powerful CV using <strong>defining and non-defining relative clauses</strong> and essential vocabulary like <strong>a proven track record</strong> to impress potential employers.
Data storytelling: structuring a compelling narrative
Master the art of transforming raw data into compelling narratives, learning advanced vocabulary and techniques to present your insights with clarity and impact.
Workplace rules: using 'must' for obligation
Learn essential English for the office, mastering how to discuss workplace rules and obligations using 'must' and practical phrases like 'Is it okay if I...?'
Brainstorming sessions: making polite suggestions
Master the art of polite suggestions in brainstorming meetings, learning key phrases and vocabulary to confidently share your ideas and collaborate effectively with colleagues.
Welcoming new colleagues: using modals for offers and requests
Master polite offers and requests with modal verbs to confidently welcome new colleagues and help them settle into their new role, based on a real-world article.
Workplace generations: giving advice and making suggestions
Explore how different generations approach work, learning to give advice and make suggestions politely using essential vocabulary and modal verbs.
Side hustles: making suggestions for extra income
Discover how to discuss and suggest creative ways to earn extra income, learning practical phrases and useful vocabulary for exploring the world of side hustles.
Sustainable living: giving advice and talking about consequences
Learn to discuss sustainable living, give practical advice, and explain environmental consequences using the first conditional and key vocabulary like 'carbon footprint'.
Reading the fine print: understanding rules and obligations
Learn to confidently navigate contracts and agreements, understanding your rights and spotting hidden details before you commit to any service.
Problem-solving: explaining cause and effect
Learn to articulate the causes and effects of problems using advanced vocabulary and practical phrases, enhancing your ability to discuss complex situations.
Global trade: analysing influence and strategic goals
Explore the complex world of global trade, learning to analyse strategic influence and the nuanced language of international economic relations with terms like <strong>debt-trap diplomacy</strong>.