Step into a fun and immersive learning journey with our 21-Day Living Your Life in English Challenge! This dynamic course is designed to integrate English into your daily life, helping you build confidence and fluency while having fun.
Each day, you’ll complete a new engaging task—whether it’s reading a weather report, cooking with a recipe, creating an “About Me” video, or reflecting on your day in a diary. These activities are practical, creative, and tailored to make English learning a natural part of your routine.


Talking About the Weather

Read a weather report in English, learn new vocabulary, and practice your pronunciation by mimicking a weather reporter's style.

Your Favourite Songs

Listen to three famous songs, transcribe their lyrics, check for accuracy, and sing along to boost your listening and pronunciation skills.

Laughing in English

Memorize three simple jokes in English to improve your speaking skills and break the ice with native speakers.

A Famous Speech

Listen to Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic speech, follow along with the transcript, and reflect on its tone, message, and powerful delivery.

Your Personality

Take an online personality test to discover useful vocabulary about traits and strengths while gaining insights about yourself.

Listening Quiz

Take an online listening quiz to practice comprehension skills with audio lessons in both British and American English.

Items in your House

Try naming items in and around your house in English. This will be a challenge.                        

About-me Video

Create a video talking about yourself, where you are from, and what you have to offer. Prepare some interesting talking points about yourself.

TED Talk - Learning Languages

Watch this TED talk on language learning and see if you can catch some pointers from the speaker on how to improve your English.

Well done!

You have successfully completed the challenge. Well done for living that past 21 days in English.     

21-Day Challenge: Living Your Life in English for 21 Days

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🎓 Welcome to the C1-C2 Video-based Advanced Lingo Course with 🇳🅰️🇸 for 🔞 Adults

🎓 Welcome to the C1-C2 Advanced LingoCourse with 🇳🅰️🇸 for 🔞 Adults! Get ready to supercharge your language skills and take your English proficiency to new heights with our cutting-edge curriculum designed specifically for advanced learners.

🚀 Prepare to embark on an exhilarating linguistic journey like never before! With exclusive access to our VIP LingoNAS Blog, you'll dive deep into immersive content curated by language experts and industry professionals. From insightful articles to thought-provoking analyses, our blog is your passport to mastering English in the real world.

🎥 Get ready to be dazzled by bespoke videos created by NAS (Native English Speaker). These engaging and dynamic videos are tailor-made to challenge and inspire you, providing invaluable exposure to authentic language use and cultural nuances.

📚 Expand your lexical resources with our Vocab Vault—a treasure trove of advanced vocabulary and idiomatic expressions carefully curated to elevate your linguistic prowess. From niche terminology to sophisticated phrasal verbs, you'll have everything you need to express yourself with confidence and flair.

💡 Prepare to tackle challenging tasks that push the boundaries of traditional language learning. Beyond mere discussions and debates, our course will challenge you to analyze complex texts, engage in critical thinking exercises, and craft compelling arguments that demonstrate mastery of the English language.

🔥 Are you ready to unlock your full potential and become a fluent and articulate communicator? Join us on this exhilarating adventure and take your English skills to the next level with the C1-C2 Advanced LingoCourse!

C1-C2 Video-based Advanced Lingo Course with 🇳🅰️🇸 for 🔞 Adults (Limited to 4 students)

Are you a psychopath? If you are asking yourself that question then it means you are probably not! Well done you!

Join us as we read this fascinating book which the author describes as ‘a journey into the madness industry’. 

Jon Ronson has been described as ‘one of the finest comedy writers working today’ and his unique writing style will keep you hooked from beginning to end. 

The course lasts for 6 weeks, one lesson per week.

Each week you will read a bit of the book BEFORE the lesson. Then, in our lesson we will meet to discuss what we have read. 

The course includes a lot of extra materials - usually YouTube videos - that will help give you a wider understanding of the points mentioned in the book. 

The course is suitable for strong B2 level students and above. The level of English in the book is actually quite simple but you need to read roughly 50-60 pages per week so it requires a reasonable level of commitment.

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to buy or download your own copy of the book and you will be asked to read a few chapters each week BEFORE the lesson***

Reading Schedule:

You will need to read the following chapters before each class:

Class 1: The Missing Part of the Puzzle Revealed 
Class 2: The Man Who Faked Madness & Psychopaths Dream in Black and White
Class 3: The Psychopath Test & Toto
Class 4: Night of the Living Dead & The Right Sort of Madness
Class 5: The Madness of David Shayler & Aiming a Bit High
Class 6: The Avoidable Death of Rebecca Riley & Good Luck

‘The Psychopath Test’ Class 1

Read ‘The Missing Part of the Puzzle Revealed’ before the lesson. 
How much of the world is directed by madness? How much of our lives are spent chasing things that a random psychopath has deemed to be valuable or important?

‘The Psychopath Test’ Class 2

Read ‘The Man Who Faked Madness’ & ‘Psychopaths Dream in Black and White’ before the lesson.
Can you pretend to be crazy? Is it possible to fake your way into and then out of a mental health institution? Should we allow criminals to plead ‘not guilty by way of mental insanity’?

‘The Psychopath Test’ Class 3

Read ‘The Psychopath Test’ & ‘Toto’ before the lesson.
How do we decide who is and is not a psychopath? And is there anything inherently wrong with ‘the psychopath test’? - These chapters will help make you a mind-reading, psycho-spotting genius… How many psychopaths surround you!?

‘The Psychopath Test’ Class 4

Read ‘Night of the Living Dead’ & ‘The Right Sort of Madness’ before the lesson.
How many companies are run by narcissists and psychopaths? And are they really psychopathic? What does this mean for the rest of us? Also… What kind of madness is the ‘right kind’? We all like meeting people who are a little bit crazy…but when does ‘crazy’ stop being fun and start being dangerous?

‘The Psychopath Test’ Class 5

Read ‘The Madness of David Shayler’ & ‘Aiming a Bit High’ before the lesson.
Conspiracy theories… These chapters are a bit extreme even for the most fervent of conspiracy theorists. Why do people believe things that are completely untrue?...or are they untrue!? Wait…what? Am I a psycho?

‘The Psychopath Test’ Class 6

Read ‘The Avoidable Death of Rebecca Riley’ & ‘Good Luck’ before the lesson. 
These chapters provide a lot of material for some very serious discussions around the medication of mental illness and our responsibility towards psychopaths. 

Book Club: ‘The Psychopath Test’ C1 Level 

In this course you will watch 6 short documentaries (around 15 - 30 minutes each) on 6 different topics. You will watch the documentary BEFORE the lesson.

While watching the documentary, you will have some optional homework tasks to complete that will help you to understand the main idea and learn new vocabulary. 

During our lesson we will discuss our thoughts and opinions on the documentary with the help of some thought-provoking questions and interactive tasks. 

The documentaries will change each time this course is offered but some examples include:
- AI & Education
- Memories: How they are formed and why they can't be trusted!
- Remote work & the Gig Economy
- Twitch Streaming: The effects of living online
- Fast Fashion: The impacts of consumer culture

This course is perfect for Upper-Intermediate level learners (B2) who want a place to express their thoughts and opinions on a wide range of topics and take part in meaningful discussions. The lessons will require you to speak clearly and concisely, support your arguments and engage in debate with others. 

The course is also suitable for those who are looking to improve their listening skills and students preparing for English language exams such as IELTS. 

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to watch the documentary BEFORE the lesson - The documentary will be on YouTube so if you are based in China you might need to use a VPN***

***IMPORTANT - The documentaries might be about some quite serious topics, therefore the course is only suitable for people over 18.***

The course includes:

 - Interactive and communicate weekly lessons
 - Homework assignments related to the documentary video
 - Online student community where you can ask questions and discuss important ideas

How It Works:

WATCH: You will watch the documentary on YouTube BEFORE the lesson

THINK: Each documentary will come with some ‘homework’ tasks that focus on comprehension and vocabulary

SPEAK: Join the lesson and discuss the documentary

Class 1 - B2 ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 1

***IMPORTANT - This is an example - actual content of the lesson might change. Every time this course runs we will watch different documentaries***
Watch a YouTube documentary about AI & Education before the lesson.
We will discuss the impacts of artificial intelligence on our kids, why education faces an uphill battle and how we might be able to find solutions to these future challenges.

Class 2 - B2 ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 2

***IMPORTANT - This is an example - actual content of the lesson might change. Every time this course runs we will watch different documentaries***
Watch a YouTube documentary about 'London's most successful restaurant that doesn't exist' before the lesson.
This fascinating documentary forces us to ask questions about how much trust we place in information we read online and how, with a determined mindset, you can lie your way to the top!

Class 3 - B2 ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 3

***IMPORTANT - This is an example - actual content of the lesson might change. Every time this course runs we will watch different documentaries***
Watch a YouTube documentary about Fast Fashion and the 'Greenwashing' of fashion brands before the lesson.
This documentary should scare all of us. It exposes some of the ways that clothing manufacturers are misleading us and finding loopholes in the laws to continue polluting the world and destroying lives.

Class 4 - B2 ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 4

***IMPORTANT - This is an example - actual content of the lesson might change. Every time this course runs we will watch different documentaries***
Watch a YouTube documentary about remote work and the gig economy before the lesson.
Now that everything is done in a 20 minute Zoom meeting, how does this affect our society? and what are the implications of thousands of delivery people working in an employment limbo that leaves them without many of the rights people have fought so hard for?

Class 5 - B2 ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 5

Class 6 - B2 ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 6

Documentary Club: Upper-Intermediate B2 Level.

In this course, you will have the opportunity to discuss topics related to world events, economics, finances, politics, social topics and many more.

Working Abroad

Working internationally can be challenging and rewarding at the same time. Let's talk about what it's like.

Taxes         

We all pay taxes, some more, some less. Let's talk about where they come from and whether they are important or not.

Economic Systems

Let's discuss the various different economic systems. Which ones work and which ones don't? Let's discuss.

Investing. 

There are several ways in which you can ensure a comfortable retirement. Which ones are the most effective?

Corporate Social Responsibility

CSR is important for today's corporations, but where does this concept come from and why is it important in today's day and age?

Crisis & Business

What happens when businesses go through a crisis? How important is leadership during these times? Let's discuss

Economic Recessions

What is a recession, why do they happen and how do we prepare ourselves for them? Let's discuss.       

Conversational Business English Course

In this course we will read the international bestseller "Atomic Habits" by James Clear. We will read the book over 6 lessons. We will discuss the issues and ideas raised in the book.

This course is perfect for anyone who is looking for a new and exciting way to learn English while learning about the fascinating power of Atomic Habits! The course is also great for university students and people who are preparing for English exams (such as IELTS). The book is suitable for anyone with B1 level of English and above. 

READING LEVEL: This book is easy to read and it is a good choice if this is your first English book. 

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to buy or download your own copy of the book and you will be asked to read a few chapters each week BEFORE the lesson***

The course includes:

 - Interactive and communicate weekly lessons (6 lessons)
 - Homework assignments
 - Extra materials related to the book (videos, interesting articles etc.)
 - Online student community where you can ask questions and discuss important ideas

In the lessons we will:

1. Hold deep and meaningful conversations
2. Study useful vocabulary and collocations in context
3. Try to implement the ideas in the book in our own lives

How It Works:

READ: You read the appropriate chapters of the book BEFORE the lesson

THINK: Each week there are questions about each chapter for you to think about and make notes on.

SPEAK: Join the lesson and discuss the chapters that we have read.

DO HOMEWORK: There is also an optional writing task and vocabulary exercises to complete each week.

SHARE: Join our online community for interesting videos and extra materials related to the book.


Reading Schedule:
Read before each lesson:

Lesson 1: Introduction & Chapters 1, 2 & 3
Lesson 2: Chapters 4, 5, 6 & 7
Lesson 3: Chapters 8, 9 & 10
Lesson 4: Chapters 11, 12, 13 & 14
Lesson 5: Chapters 15, 16, 17
Lesson 6: Chapters 18, 19, 20

If you have any questions, please get in touch

'Atomic Habits' Lesson 1

Read the introduction and chapters 1 - 3 before the lesson 
Learn about the power of habits and the link between our daily behavior and our identity.

'Atomic Habits' Lesson 2

Read chapters 4, 5, 6 & 7 before the lesson 
Learn about environment design, self-control and the ‘Diderot effect’ and discover the 1st Law of behaviour change

'Atomic Habits' Lesson 3

Read chapters 8, 9 & 10 before the lesson 
Discover the role of family and friends in shaping our habits & how to fix the causes of bad habits

'Atomic Habits' Lesson 4

Read chapters 11, 12, 13 & 14 before the lesson 
Explore the real reasons behind procrastination and how to avoid it & learn how to keep making progress

'Atomic Habits' Lesson 5

Read chapters 15, 16, 17 before the lesson 
Find out how to make good habits stick by using accountability partners and habit tracking

'Atomic Habits' Lesson 6

Read chapters 18, 19, 20 before the lesson 
Read about the link between our DNA and talent and understand how to give yourself the best chance of success

Book Club: 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear B1 - C1 Level

In this course you will watch 6 short documentaries (around 20 - 40 minutes each) on 6 different topics. You will watch the documentary BEFORE the lesson.

While watching the documentary, you will have some optional homework tasks to complete that will help you to understand the main idea and learn new vocabulary. 

During our lesson we will discuss our thoughts and opinions on the documentary with the help of some thought-provoking questions and interactive tasks. 

The documentaries will change each time this course is offered but some examples include:
- AI & Education
- Memories: How they are formed and why they can't be trusted!
- Remote work & the Gig Economy
- Twitch Streaming: The effects of living online
- Fast Fashion: The impacts of consumer culture

This course is perfect for advanced level learners (C1) who want a place to express their thoughts and opinions on a wide range of topics and take part in meaningful discussions. The lessons will require you to speak clearly and concisely, support your arguments and engage in debate with others. 

The course is also suitable for those who are looking to improve their listening skills and students preparing for English language exams such as IELTS. 

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to watch the documentary BEFORE the lesson - The documentary will be on YouTube so if you are based in China you might need to use a VPN***

***IMPORTANT - The documentaries might be about some quite serious topics, therefore the course is only suitable for people over 18.***

The course includes:

 - Interactive and communicate weekly lessons
 - Homework assignments related to the documentary video
 - Online student community where you can ask questions and discuss important ideas

How It Works:

WATCH: You will watch the documentary on YouTube BEFORE the lesson

THINK: Each documentary will come with some ‘homework’ tasks that focus on comprehension and vocabulary

SPEAK: Join the lesson and discuss the documentary

Class 1 - ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 1

***IMPORTANT - This is an example - actual content of the lesson might change. Every time this course runs we will watch different documentaries***
Watch a YouTube documentary about AI & Education before the lesson.
We will discuss the impacts of artificial intelligence on our kids, why education faces an uphill battle and how we might be able to find solutions to these future challenges. 

Class 2 - ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 2

Class 3 - ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 3

***IMPORTANT - This is an example - actual content of the lesson might change. Every time this course runs we will watch different documentaries***
Watch a YouTube documentary about Fast Fashion and the 'Greenwashing' of fashion brands before the lesson.
This documentary should scare all of us. It exposes some of the ways that clothing manufacturers are misleading us and finding loopholes in the laws to continue polluting the world and destroying lives. 

Class 4 - ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 4

Class 5 - ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 5

Class 6 - ‘Documentary Club’: Lesson 6

Documentary Club: Advanced C1 Level.

In this course we will read the international bestseller ‘Tuesdays With Morrie’ by Mitch Albom. We will discuss the issues and ideas raised in the book.

Get ready to laugh, get ready to cry and get ready to learn life’s greatest lessons because this book is an incredible journey into the human soul.

The full title is ‘Tuesdays with Morrie: An old man, a young man and life’s greatest lesson’ and the topics covered in this book include family, emotions, the fear of aging, love & marriage, forgiveness, culture, death and many more.

READING LEVEL: This book is quick and easy to read and is a good choice if you are looking for your first English book to read. It is suitable for levels B1 and above. 

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to buy or download your own copy of the book and you will be asked to read a few chapters each week BEFORE the lesson***

The course includes:

 - Interactive and communicate weekly lessons (6 lessons)
 - Homework assignments (optional)
 - Extra materials related to the book (videos, interesting articles etc.)

In the lessons we will:

1. Hold deep and meaningful conversations based around the ideas in the book
2. Study useful vocabulary and collocations in context

How It Works: 

READ: You read the appropriate chapters of the book BEFORE the lesson

THINK: Each week there are questions about each chapter for you to think about and make notes on.

SPEAK: Join the lesson and discuss the chapters that we have read.

DO HOMEWORK: There are also an optional writing task to complete

SHARE: Join our online community for interesting videos and extra materials related to the book.

Reading Schedule:

You will need to read the following chapters before each lesson:

Lesson 1: The Curriculum - The Orientation 
Lesson 2: The Classroom - The Professor
Lesson 3: The Fourth Tuesday - The Seventh Tuesday
Lesson 4: The Eighth Tuesday - The Eleventh Tuesday
Lesson 5: The Audiovisual, Part Three - The Fourteenth Tuesday
Lesson 6: Graduation & Conclusion 

'Tuesdays With Morrie’ Lesson 1

Read The Curriculum - The Orientation
Discover the story behind this famous book and fall in love with the main character. 
In the lesson we will discuss topics related to society, our modern consumerist culture and our opinions of Mitch and Morrie

'Tuesdays With Morrie’  Lesson 2

Read chapters The Classroom - The Professor
Prepare to contemplate your life now and in the past as we delve into the first few meetings between Mitch and Morrie. 
In the lesson we will talk about regrets, feeling sorry for yourself, family & much more! 

'Tuesdays With Morrie’  Lesson 3

Read The Fourth Tuesday - The Seventh Tuesday before the lesson
As Morrie’s condition worsens we start to see changes in Mitch as he starts to grasp the seriousness of his condition. 
In the lesson we will discuss themes such as life & death , emotions and family 

'Tuesdays With Morrie’ Lesson 4

Read The Eighth Tuesday - The Eleventh Tuesday before the lesson
We will discuss everything from money to marriage and the society that we all have to live within. 

'Tuesdays With Morrie’ Lesson 5

Read The Audiovisual, Part Three - The Fourteenth Tuesday before the lesson
In the lesson we will discuss the topics of forgiveness, our perfect day and try to understand what impact these meetings have had on Mitch and Morrie.

'Tuesdays With Morrie’ Lesson 6

Read Graduation & Conclusion before the lesson
Follow Morrie on his final journey and reach the conclusion of this wonderful book. 
In the lesson we will discuss the final chapters and our overall opinion and thoughts on the book, its author and, of course, Morrie. 

Book Club: 'Tuesdays With Morrie’ B1-C1 Level

In this course we will read the international bestseller  'The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Fu*k'  by Mark Manson. We will read the book over 5 lessons. We will discuss the issues and ideas raised in the book.

This course is perfect for anyone who is looking for a new and exciting way to learn English while learning about exactly what it means to not give a fu*k! The course is also great for university students and people who are preparing for English exams (such as IELTS). The book is suitable for anyone with C1 - C2 (advanced) level of English.

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to buy or download your own copy of the book and you will be asked to read a few chapters each week BEFORE the lesson***

The course includes:

 - Interactive and communicate weekly lessons
 - Homework assignments
 - Vocabulary exercises
 - Extra materials related to the book (videos, interesting articles etc.)
 - Online student community where you can ask questions and discuss important ideas

In the lessons we will:

1. Hold deep and meaningful conversations based around the ideas in the book
2. Study useful vocabulary and collocations in context
3. Try to implement the ideas in the book in our own lives

How It Works:

READ: You read the appropriate chapters of the book BEFORE the lesson

THINK: Each week there are questions about each chapter for you to think about and make notes on.

SPEAK: Join the lesson and discuss the chapters that we have read.

DO HOMEWORK: There is also an optional writing task and vocabulary exercises to complete each week.

SHARE: Join our online community for interesting videos and extra materials related to the book.


Reading Schedule:

You will need to read the following chapters before each lesson:

Lesson 1: Chapter 1
Lesson 2: Chapters 2 & 3
Lesson 3: Chapters 4 & 5
Lesson 4: Chapters 6 & 7
Lesson 5: Chapters 8 & 9

Lesson 1: 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Fu*k'

Read Chapter 1 before the lesson. 
During the class we will talk about why we chose this book and the points raised by the author in the first chapter. 

Lesson 2: 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Fu*k'

Read chapters 2 & 3 before the lesson 
Learn why the author believes happiness to be a problem and what on earth ‘disappointment panda’ is! Share your views on how we interact with our emotions and how they drive our decisions. 

Lesson 3: 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Fu*k'

Read chapters 4 & 5 before the lesson.
Peel back the self-awareness onion and discuss what it means to have ‘shitty values’.

Lesson 4: 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Fu*k'

Read chapters 6 & 7 before the lesson 
What is the relationship between failure and success and how can we deal with failure during our darkest moments?

Lesson 5: 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Fu*k'

Read chapters 8 & 9 before the lesson 
Share your overall thoughts and opinions on the book and learn what other students got out of reading this bestseller; will they stop giving a fu*k?

Book Club: 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Fu*k' - C1 Level

Are you tired of talking about the weather, your hobbies and other mundane topics? Do you need a place to really express your views and opinions on more intellectual topics? Then, this class is for you! 

In these lessons we will discuss everything from architecture to philosophy and the environment to conspiracy theories. We will have discussions, hold debates, and work together to solve problems. 

Each lesson will be based around a different topic but here are some previous EXAMPLES: 

Your Inner Voice: What does the voice in our head really mean?
Digital Dating: How are dating apps affecting human psychology?
Futuristic farming: How can we feed a growing population?
Generation Z: What will their future look like?

These lessons do not require any preparation and are perfect for upper-intermediate level speakers who want a place to really push themselves to the limit!

In the lessons you will:
 - Speak a lot! These lessons are designed around deep and meaningful conversation, you will need to focus to really express your thoughts and opinions
- Learn something more than just English
- Hear views and opinions of other students from around the world

After the lesson you will receive:
A lesson summary
Vocabulary lists
Interesting links and videos

**These lessons are for ADULTS ONLY**
**The topics listed here and for each lesson are just examples, each course of 6 lessons will be slightly different**

Class 1 - B2 Conversation Lesson 1 - Psychology 

***IMPORTANT - this is just an example, actual lesson content may change***
This lesson will focus on psychology. 
We will watch an eye-opening video related to a specific aspect of our psychology. After watching the video we will discuss the points and issues raised and also study any interesting vocabulary that crops up 

Class 2 - B2 Conversation Lesson 2 - Technology

***IMPORTANT - this is just an example, actual lesson content may change***
This lesson will focus on technology
We will watch an eye-opening video related to recent developments in technology. After watching the video we will discuss the points and issues raised and also study any interesting vocabulary that crops up

Class 3 - B2 Conversation Lesson 3 - Philosophy 

***IMPORTANT - this is just an example, actual lesson content may change***
This lesson will focus on Philosophy, in particular Stoicism. 
We will watch an eye-opening video related to Stoic philosophy. After watching the video we will discuss the points and issues raised and also study any interesting vocabulary that crops up 

Class 4 - B2 Conversation Lesson 4 - Society

Class 5 - B2 Conversation Lesson 5 - Business

***IMPORTANT - this is just an example, actual lesson content may change***
We will focus on the topic of business

Class 5 - B2 Conversation Lesson 5 - Surprise!

***IMPORTANT - this is just an example, actual lesson content may change***
This lesson will be a surprise topic!

Conversation Club! Upper-Intermediate B2 Level (6 Lessons)

In this course we will read the international bestseller ‘The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ by Stephen R. Covey. We will discuss the issues and ideas raised in the book.

This course is perfect for anyone who is looking for a new and exciting way to learn English while reading a book which is often referred to as ‘one of the most inspiring books ever written’, this really is a must-read for anyone who wants to take advantage of opportunities and adapt to change! 

READING LEVEL: This book is quite detailed and requires you to read consistently throughout the course but it is fairly easy to understand and suitable for B2 levels and above. 

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to buy or download your own copy of the book and you will be asked to read a few chapters each week BEFORE the lesson***

The course includes:

 - Interactive and communicate weekly lessons (8 lessons)
 - Homework assignments
 - Extra materials related to the book (videos, interesting articles etc.)
 - Online student community where you can ask questions and discuss important ideas


How It Works: 

READ: You read the appropriate chapters of the book BEFORE the lesson

THINK: Each week there are questions about each chapter for you to think about and make notes on.

SPEAK: Join the lesson and discuss the chapters that we have read.

DO HOMEWORK: There are also an optional writing task and vocabulary exercises to complete

SHARE: Join our online community for interesting videos and extra materials related to the book.


Reading Schedule:
You will need to read the following chapters before each lesson:

Lesson 1: Part 1 - Inside-Out & The 7 Habits; An Overview
Lesson 2: Habit 1 - Be Proactive
Lesson 3: Habit 2 - Begin With The End In Mind
Lesson 4: Habit 3 - Put First Things First
Lesson 5: Habit 4 - Think Win/Win
Lesson 6: Habit 5 - Seek First To Understand, Then To Be Understood
Lesson 7: Habit 6 - Synergize
Lesson 8: Habit 7 - Sharpen The Saw

‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ Lesson 1

Read ‘Part 1 - Inside-Out & The 7 Habits; An Overview’ before the lesson. 
Learn about the power of paradigms and the difference between the personality & character ethics. 
During the lesson we will discuss how our environment and experiences affect how we see the world and why it’s important to work on yourself before chasing social recognition for your achievements. We will explore our own experiences with paradigm shifts and discuss the author's views on the concept of the P/PC balance. 

‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ Lesson 2

Read ‘Habit 1 - Be Proactive before the lesson’ 
Learn about the difference between proactive and reactive people and how the language we use shapes our reality. 
In the lesson we will discuss how we can apply the author’s ideas in the modern world and why it’s more important than ever to focus on our ‘circle of influence’ and use our imagination, free will and conscious mind to choose how we respond to difficult situations 

‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ Lesson 3

Read ‘Habit 2 - Begin With The End In Mind’ before the lesson. 
Learn how to use a personal mission statement to effectively rescript your life and focus on the core values driving you forward in life. 
In the lesson we will discuss our opinions about the points raised by the author. We will focus specifically on the idea of ‘first and second creations’ and the different roles we play in our lives. 

‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ Lesson 4

Read ‘Habit 3 - Put First Things First’ before the lesson. 
Learn about the evolution of time management and the best way to get more of the important things done. 
During the class you will work together with other students to compare your personal time management techniques and come up with a plan of action to improve based on the information in the book. 

‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ Lesson 5

Read ‘Habit 4 - Think Win/Win’ before the lesson
Learn about how the win/win mentality can help everyone achieve more. 
During the lesson we will discuss how the ‘Win/Lose’ mentality that most of us are deeply scripted is evident in every aspect of life and how we can change that.

‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ Lesson 6

Read ‘Habit 5 - Seek First To Understand, Then To Be Understood’ before the lesson.
Learn how to listen and why this skill is so fundamental to good communication yet commonly misunderstood. 
In this lesson we will work together to analyze personal experiences that relate to the ideas presented by the author in the book. 

‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ Lesson 7

Read ‘Habit 6 - Synergize’ before the lesson
Understand what true cooperation & collaboration really look like.
In this lesson we will discuss a number of theoretical situations in which people are working together to find a suitable 3rd alternative and discuss how it might be applied in our own lives. 

‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ Lesson 8

Read ‘Habit 7 - Sharpen The Saw’ before the lesson. 
In this lesson we will share our overall thoughts and opinions about the book.

Book Club: '7 Habits of Highly Effective People' C1 Level

In this course we will read the brilliant '4000 Weeks' by Oliver Burkeman. We will discuss the issues and ideas raised in the book.

This course is perfect for anyone who is looking for a new and exciting way to learn English while contemplating our relationship with time! This book is a great choice if you are an advanced learner and want to build your vocabulary. The book is suitable for anyone with C1 (Advanced) level of English and above. 

READING LEVEL: This book is challenging to read, You will need to read consistently throughout the course. But, it is incredibly rewarding reading experience that is perfect for high level learners. 

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to buy or download your own copy of the book and you will be asked to read a few chapters each week BEFORE the lesson***

The course includes:
 - Interactive and communicate weekly lessons
 - Homework assignments
 - Useful vocabulary
 - Extra materials related to the book (videos, interesting articles etc.)
 - Online student community where you can ask questions and discuss important ideas

In the lessons we will:

1. Hold deep and meaningful conversations
2. Study useful vocabulary and collocations in context
3. Try to implement the ideas in the book in our own lives

How It Works:

READ: You read the appropriate chapters of the book BEFORE the lesson

THINK: Each week there are questions about each chapter for you to think about and make notes on.

SPEAK: Join the lesson and discuss the chapters that we have read.

DO HOMEWORK: There is also an optional writing task and vocabulary exercises to complete each week.

SHARE: Join our online community for interesting videos and extra materials related to the book.

Reading Schedule:

Read before the lesson:

Class 1: Introduction: In The Long Run, We’re All Dead
Class 2: Chapters 1 & 2
Class 3: Chapters 3 & 4
Class 4: Chapters 5 & 6
Class 5: Chapters 7 & 8
Class 6: Chapters 9 & 10
Class 7: Chapters 11 & 12
Class 8: Chapters 13 & 14

Class 1 - ‘Four Thousand Weeks’: Lesson 1

Read the introduction before the lesson
Get an introduction to the book and get used to Burkeman's writing style. Which is incredibly engaging! 

Class 2 - ‘Four Thousand Weeks’: Lesson 2

Read chapters 1 & 2 before the lesson 
Welcome to the world of efficiency and limitless possibilities! Or does it just seem that way??

Class 3 - ‘Four Thousand Weeks’: Lesson 3

Read chapters 3 & 4 before the lesson 
How do we deal with our finitude and how does avoiding it affect our lives?

Class 4 - ‘Four Thousand Weeks’: Lesson 4

Read chapters 5 & 6 before the lesson 
Learn about the attention economy and why we want to distract ourselves

Class 5 - ‘Four Thousand Weeks’: Lesson 5

Read chapters 7 & 8 before the lesson 
Why do we say that we ‘have’ time? Do we ever really ‘have time’??

Class 6 - ‘Four Thousand Weeks’: Lesson 6

Read chapters 9 & 10 before the lesson 
Find out why ‘rest’ is an active verb and learn to live in the moment.

Class 7 - ‘Four Thousand Weeks’: Lesson 7

Read chapters 11 & 12 before the lesson 
What does the world of the digital nomad mean for the human experience? And the power of staying on the fu*king bus!

Class 8 - ‘Four Thousand Weeks’: Lesson 8

Read chapters 13 & 14 before the lesson 
Discuss cosmic insignificance therapy and our views on the book overall

Book Club: ‘Four Thousand Weeks’ C1 & 2 Level

In this course you will read one of the most fascinating books ever published, Man’s Search For Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl, the Austrian psychiatrist who survived the Nazi concentration camps of the Holocaust. 

The course lasts for 6 weeks, one lesson per week.

Each week you will read a bit of the book BEFORE the lesson. Then, in our lesson we will meet to discuss what we have read. 

The course includes homework and extra materials. 

This book is perfect for anyone with an interest in psychology, history and the human experience. 

The course is suitable for C1 - C2 level students (Advanced). Because the subject matter is very serious and complex, it requires some concentration to fully understand. The first half of the book follows a narrative and is easier to understand. The second half of the book is more academic and requires serious concentration. 

About the book: I believe this book to be essential reading for every human being. With heart-wrenching personal experiences of one of the greatest minds to have put pen to paper in the 20th Century, this book will change how you see the world. This is not a record of the Holocaust, nor does it seek to understand the horrors that were committed, it is a journey into the human soul in search for meaning in the darkest of times. 

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to buy or download your own copy of the book and you will be asked to read a few chapters each week BEFORE the lesson***

***IMPORTANT - please use the same version of the book that you can see in the picture - Please ask me if you are unsure which book to buy/download***

Reading Schedule:
Class 1: Preface by Gordon W. Allport & Preface to the 1992 edition
Class 2: First half of  Part 1: Experiences in a Concentration Camp
Class 3: Second half of  Part 1: Experiences in a Concentration Camp
Class 4: First half of Part 2: Logotherapy in a Nutshell
Class 5: Second half of Part 2: Logotherapy in a Nutshell & Postscript 
Class 6: Reflections & Review


‘Man’s Search For Meaning’ Class 1

Read: Preface by Gordon W. Allport & Preface to the 1992 edition before the lesson
We will discuss the historical background to the events in the book, our preconceptions before we picked it up and be introduced to some key concepts (and vocabulary) that will appear throughout the book.

‘Man’s Search For Meaning’ Class 2

Read: First half of  Part 1: Experiences in a Concentration Camp before the lesson
Accompany the author on his traumatic journey into the camps and bare witness to some of the worst horrors imaginable. But, notice how there is an underlying light in the author's words that bring us to question the very nature of being human

‘Man’s Search For Meaning’ Class 3

Read: Second half of  Part 1: Experiences in a Concentration Camp before the lesson
Continue on a journey of hope through the darkness until the liberation of the camp.

‘Man’s Search For Meaning’ Class 4

Read: First half of Part 2: Logotherapy in a Nutshell before the lesson
Read about ‘Logotherapy’ the author’s revolutionary form of psychotherapy developed as a result of his experiences during WWII

‘Man’s Search For Meaning’ Class 5

Read: Second half of Part 2: Logotherapy in a Nutshell & Postscript 
Discuss our views and opinions of the book, the author, Logotherapy and share what we have learnt. 

Reflections and Review 

***IMPORTANT - This lesson might be included earlier in the course - Sometimes it's easier to have this lesson half way through the book. However, we will decide once the course begins***

This lesson is about taking a broader, more general view of the topics discussed in the book. We will look at how these things relate to our lives, how the book has impacted us and try to understand some of the more difficult aspects of Dr. Frankl's brainchild of Logotherapy. 

Book Club: ‘Man’s Search For Meaning’ C1+ Level 

In this course we will read the international bestseller 'Outliers: The Story of Success' by Malcolm Gladwell. We will read the book over 6 lessons. We will discuss the issues and ideas raised in the book.

This course is perfect for anyone who is looking for a new and exciting way to learn English while discovering the secrets to success! This book is a great choice if you like fascinating stories that will keep you thinking and spark exciting discussions! The book is suitable for anyone with a strong B2 or C1 (Advanced) level of English.

***IMPORTANT - It is necessary to buy or download your own copy of the book and you will be asked to read a few chapters each week BEFORE the lesson***

The course includes:

 - Interactive and communicate weekly lessons
 - Vocabulary exercises
 - Extra materials related to the book (videos, interesting articles etc.)
 - Online student community where you can ask questions and discuss important ideas

In the lessons we will:

1. Hold deep and meaningful conversations based around the ideas in the book
2. Study useful vocabulary and collocations in context
3. Try to implement the ideas in the book in our own lives

How It Works:

READ: You read the appropriate chapters of the book BEFORE the lesson

THINK: Each week there are questions about each chapter for you to think about and make notes on.

SPEAK: Join the lesson and discuss the chapters that we have read.

SHARE: Join our online community for interesting videos and extra materials related to the book.

Reading Schedule:

You will need to read the following chapters before each class:

Class 1: Introduction & Chapter 1
Class 2: Chapter 2
Class 3: Chapter 3 & 4
Class 4: Chapter 5 & 6
Class 5: Chapter 7
Class 6: Chapter 8 & 9

 ‘Outliers’: Lesson 1

Read the introduction & chapter 1 before the lesson
Why did a town full of smokers, heavy drinkers and inactive people beat all life expectancy predictions?

Class 2 - ‘Outliers’: Lesson 2

Read chapter 2 before the lesson 
What made The Beatles successful? How did they master their craft?

‘Outliers’: Lesson 3

Read chapter 3 & 4 before the lesson 
What’s wrong with how we view genius? Can anyone become a genius? 
Is being a ‘genius’ a myth? This chapter builds on the ideas of Chapter 3

‘Outliers’: Lesson 4

Read chapter 5 & 6 before the lesson
Learn about the fascinating life of Joe Flom. By this point in the course you will have a lot of evidence to cite when discussing the ideas of the author; will you agree or disagree?
What is special about Harlan, Kentucky? How does location affect our chances of success?

‘Outliers’: Lesson 5

Read chapter 7 before the lesson 
What exactly is ‘the ethnic theory of plane crashes’? and will you agree with it?

‘Outliers’: Lesson 6

Read chapter 8 & 9 before the lesson 
Why are some people good at math and others are terrible? In this lesson we will also share our overall opinions of the book. 

Book Club: ‘Outliers: The Story of Success’ C1 Level.

📚 Book Club: The Let Them Theory – A Life-Changing Tool That Millions Can't Stop Talking About 

Join our transformative book club as we explore the groundbreaking ideas behind The Let Them Theory, a mindset tool that’s captivated millions worldwide. 
This is more than just a book discussion—it’s a journey to let go of control, set boundaries, and embrace freedom in your personal and professional life.  
Are you ready to improve your English while learning a powerful mindset tool? 
Join our **ESL-focused book club** where we’ll read and discuss *The Let Them Theory*, a book that’s changing lives worldwide. 
This book club is designed to help English learners improve their reading, vocabulary, and conversation skills while exploring important ideas about letting go of control, setting boundaries, and living with more freedom.  
💬 Improve Your English: Practice speaking, reading, and vocabulary in a supportive, interactive environment.  
📖 Learn Real-Life Phrases: Understand common idioms, expressions, and vocabulary used in everyday conversations.  
🛠️ Practical Tools for Life: Discover strategies to reduce stress, manage relationships, and focus on what you can control—all while improving your English.  
🤝 Join a Community: Meet other English learners and practice communicating your ideas in group discussions.  

👥 Who This Book Club Is For: 
🌏 ESL Learners at intermediate to advanced levels (B2 to C1) who want to improve their English while discussing meaningful ideas.  
🔍 People curious about personal development and self-help tools that can improve their lives.  
🗣️ Anyone looking to practice conversation skills in a relaxed and friendly environment.  

🌟 Why Join This Book Club? 
🗂️ Chapter-by-Chapter Guidance
🎯 Discussion Questions: Designed to help you think critically while practicing English.  
🌱 Learn While Growing: Explore meaningful life lessons and improve your English at the same time.  




📚 Book Club: The Let Them Theory – A Life-Changing Tool That Millions Can't Stop Talking About 

📚 Book Club: The Let Them Theory – A Life-Changing Tool That Millions Can't Stop Talking About 

Join our transformative book club as we explore the groundbreaking ideas behind The Let Them Theory, a mindset tool that’s captivated millions worldwide. 
This is more than just a book discussion—it’s a journey to let go of control, set boundaries, and embrace freedom in your personal and professional life.  
Are you ready to improve your English while learning a powerful mindset tool? 
Join our **ESL-focused book club** where we’ll read and discuss *The Let Them Theory*, a book that’s changing lives worldwide. 
This book club is designed to help English learners improve their reading, vocabulary, and conversation skills while exploring important ideas about letting go of control, setting boundaries, and living with more freedom.  
💬 Improve Your English: Practice speaking, reading, and vocabulary in a supportive, interactive environment.  
📖 Learn Real-Life Phrases: Understand common idioms, expressions, and vocabulary used in everyday conversations.  
🛠️ Practical Tools for Life: Discover strategies to reduce stress, manage relationships, and focus on what you can control—all while improving your English.  
🤝 Join a Community: Meet other English learners and practice communicating your ideas in group discussions.  

👥 Who This Book Club Is For: 
🌏 ESL Learners at intermediate to advanced levels (B2 to C1) who want to improve their English while discussing meaningful ideas.  
🔍 People curious about personal development and self-help tools that can improve their lives.  
🗣️ Anyone looking to practice conversation skills in a relaxed and friendly environment.  

🌟 Why Join This Book Club? 
🗂️ Chapter-by-Chapter Guidance
🎯 Discussion Questions: Designed to help you think critically while practicing English.  
🌱 Learn While Growing: Explore meaningful life lessons and improve your English at the same time.  

