Pronunciation is a notoriously tricky part of language teaching and learning no matter how experienced a trainer is. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a rookie right out of a teaching qualification, tackling pronunciation can be a daunting and overwhelming task. However, once you take the leap, you’ll see that ‘little and often’ really does make a difference when it comes to pronunciation.
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English is a great language to learn if you want a head-start in the business world. It is widely regarded as the language of global business (plus a common language for internet content), and it is spoken widely around the world.
Business English Teacher and Coach, Deborah Johnson is sharing with us a crucial factor for efficient foreign language communication. As qualified English Teachers, we are into the business of opening the metaphorical door to millions of potential students – we are chrome-plated with tools and systems that will help our students establish better relationships with individuals and businesses alike.
Whether you are a teacher, translator, traveler, learner, or language enthusiast, you can agree that languages are a fascinating feature of our daily lives. Hearing a foreign tongue sparks a curiosity and interest that only comes with such subtle mystery. […]
Language training offers huge benefits to your business, but inevitably these come at a cost. As well as investing in the training programme itself, you also have to factor in the opportunity cost involved – for example, what might your […]