This episode is the second of the two-part series on work and covers vocabulary for making an impression and specifically describing character in the workplace. Can be significant when getting to know people and also being aware of our own…
Language you can use to describe your work, whether in a team or when self-employed.
Language to show your level of fluency when discussing your career, whether for a job application or for university admission and even an English speaking exam.
Assessment vs. evaluation as well as different learning preferences and how to utilize them for maximum learning outcomes :)
This episode builds a framework for language learners who need to identify what goals and aims they want to have in order to improve their communication skills. These tips help focus your attention on what aspects of communication are specific…
English course books cover the layout and structure of essay writing as well as language but that is all. In this episode I give you the most valuable tips you should remember when writing a thesis paper, an essay for…
The latest and final episode of 2018 is on Christmas present preferences J Personally, I prefer the cash, cash is king! No really, the episode is actually about ‘collaboration’ and language we can use to improve it with co-workers, classmates,…
This holiday season make sure you use the proper expressions when a guest at someone’s home or hosting a party. Also I cover some worthwhile idioms related to food and drink for this holiday season. Remember that, these expressions are…
This episode covers tips and tricks when writing emails. To be honest, these are not tricks but a reminder of what is important and why. Too often we write emails too quickly and we are all guilty of getting a…
In this episode I discuss the value in knowing what language you can use when you want to give polite criticism or soften the criticism you give. It’s incredibly valuable because as I discuss in the video, English speaking culture…
This is one of the favorite holidays for Americans and with good reason. I mean who doesn’t like roasted turkey with cranberry sauce, stuffing and gravy, followed by pumpkin pie? Exactly! Check out this episode for language related to hosting…
This episode discusses the culture of food and how you can incorporate it into an ESL lesson for students. The topic can be extremely insightful, interesting as well as valuable. It offers a great opportunity to speak for your students…
This episode is a personal one but also very relevant to culture and inevitably teaching as well – Grilling!!!! There’s a lot of intricacies and uniqueness in the culture of grilling and depending on where you are from you have…
This rant I went on is on soft skills. Unfortunately they are lacking nowadays and they’re actually pretty damn important. It seems that in Poland students and in general people, don’t value them as much as knowledge. So I had…