English Language Blog

Hopefully when you come to study English in the UK, you won’t need to visit the doctor. However, if you do get ill, what do you say to the doctor? And what might the doctor say to you?

For non-native speakers giving a presentation in English can be quite a challenge. There are just so many aspects to consider.

Do you have trouble deciding how to start and end your emails in English? In this video, Justin from The London School of English Canterbury teaches you how to do it well. He also explains how to use different expressions depending on your familiarity with the person you are sending your email to. Is it better to say 'Yours sincerely' or 'Cheers'? Watch this video to find out!

Are you moving to an English-speaking country in 2020? Adjusting to a new country as an expatriate is always a challenge but also usually an exciting opportunity to learn a new language or improve your existing level of competency.

English is useful! It is the most popular language on the internet, still the language of the business world and the official language of the United Nations and of the European Union. Fluency in English is very important for anyone who wants to work internationally. Listing English courses that you have mastered in your CV will help you stand out from the rest when applying for a job or seeking a promotion. With the right course material and the support of our experienced tutors, deciding to learn and improve your English online may be the best decision you make in 2020.