Practical English example lessons
Find lessons focused on functional, real-world English for everyday situations. Teachers can access content for shopping, dining, transportation, making appointments, giving directions, and handling common scenarios. Perfect for students who need immediately applicable language skills.
Company rules: describing policies and procedures
Learn to confidently discuss company rules and policies, from asking about health and safety to understanding standard procedure in a professional environment.
Career goals: using gerunds and infinitives
Learn to confidently discuss your career goals and professional development, mastering essential vocabulary and the correct use of gerunds and infinitives for future success.
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.
Business negotiations: mastering conditional sentences
Master the art of business negotiations by learning to use mixed conditionals and key phrases to secure a win-win situation.
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.
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...?'
Workplace routines: talking about your day
Learn to talk about your daily work routine and ask important questions on your first day, using simple English for clear communication.
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.
Contract negotiations: using conditionals for hypothetical situations
Master the language of contract negotiations by using second and third conditionals to explore hypothetical situations and make persuasive proposals.
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.
Professional communication: handling exit interviews
Master the art of giving constructive feedback in exit interviews, learning to articulate your insights clearly and professionally.
Vendor selection: negotiating hypothetical deals
Master the art of business negotiation, learning to secure favourable deals and clarify terms with suppliers using advanced vocabulary and the second conditional.