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Talking picture – Rest
Talking picture – Friendship
Talking picture – age
Top 5 Communication Skills You Need
What are the top 5 skills you should master to elevate your career to the next level? Learn the answer from this lesson based on a video by Alex Lyon.
How to Craft a Memorable Message, According to Science
Stop using your voice
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Talking picture – Rest
Talking picture about rest, relaxation and travelling. Practise speaking by answering some insightful questions. Listen to some model answers. Learn some useful language.
Talking picture – Friendship
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Talking picture – age
Talking picture – discuss the topic of age and aging using these thought provoking questions. Listen to some model answers and learn some useful vocabulary.
Top 5 Communication Skills You Need
What are the top 5 skills you should master to elevate your career to the next level? Learn the answer from this lesson based on a video by Alex Lyon.
How to Craft a Memorable Message, According to Science
Learn to craft memorable messages using scientific methods. This lesson is based on an adaptation of an article from Harvard Business Review.
Stop using your voice
This lesson is about how to improve your voice. The speaker argues that people should think of their voice as an instrument, not a tool.
Barack Obama’s top 4 speaking techniques
Leadership strategies and tactics by Jocko Willink
I wish, if only, it’s time and would rather
How to talk about friends and friendship
What motivates you at work
Presenting to experts
How to Handle Four Common Types of Team Conflict
Listen with heart
Are you following your dream
Meetings on the go
The answer to the loneliness epidemic
He lied to me – how to talk about being angry
The Glucose Goddess Method
Pan Tadeusz – a true life-long learner
What You Need to Have a Strong Executive Presence
Learn what you need to increase your chances of becoming a leader in your organisation. Follow the advice from the HBR article: “The New Rules of Executive Presence,” by Sylvia Ann Hewlett
Silence your inner critic during an interview
Do you know who is your worst enemy during a job interview? Susan Peppercorn believes that it is your inner critic. Learn how to silence it in this lesson based on HBR Management Tip
Travelling collocations with Lucy
Use Strategic Thinking to Create the Life You Want
Ever thought if you could apply business strategy principles to your own life? That’s exactly what this lesson is based on. It’s video by Michael Bungay Stanier from Harvard Business Review
5 tips for the new year
Write an Effective Self-Assessment
How do you feel about yearly assessment meetings with your boss? It’s not easy to feel totally relaxed, is it? One thing that can help you here is writing an effective self-assessment yourself, before you meet your boss. This lesson will help you with just that. It is based on Harvard Business Review article.
Hot 21 – make or do
HOT 21 – new series of tests with 21 items for you to solve. We open the series with a test on collocations with “make” and “do”.
Test your question tags – part 2
How good are you at using question tags?
Life changing stories – Michele – part 3
Moods are weather
Learn to talk about moods. What do you say, for example, when you are a bit confused and not know which way to go?