English isn’t your first language – so it may be more difficult for you to follow the natural flow of a conversation in English. Perhaps you misjudge the situation, and interrupt someone before they’ve finished their point. Not ideal for a conversation in English!
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What’s the most uncomfortable social situation you’ve faced at work? Maybe you accidentally hugged someone instead of shaking their hand? Or perhaps you forgot a co-worker’s name—again?
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Conversations in English at work aren’t always about work. In fact, a lot of team-bonding happens over casual chit-chat during coffee breaks. So how do you manage these types of free-flowing conversations in English?
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English work meetings can feel fast and furious when it’s not your first language. Particularly when you have a burning question to ask!
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Meetings in English have a totally different vibe from one-to-ones! Here you’ll learn a useful language tool for handling group meetings in English: how to confidently address a room full of colleagues using professional English.
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Speak English at Work and feel good about it! Yes, it’s possible, and yes, it’s achievable. Follow this 3-point checklist of actions you can take to stop the stress when you speak English at work.
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How to write in English professionally? In the modern age, this question is more important than ever. We are all connected digitally, meaning that a lot of workplace communication happens via instant chat.
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Time and schedules in English is a necessary area to master if your job is in English. Learn how to organize (and reorganize!) meetings and appointments, and project pure professionalism when you speak English for work.
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If you want to sound fluent, friendly and flowing then you’re in the right place! Equip yourself with the best phrases to smoothly connect your work presentation in English.
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How can I talk about my job in English? This is the name of my 4-part series where I provide top tips for people who work in English. Today’s topic is an important one: describing your skills, qualifications and strengths.
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