3 Tips to Improve Your Confidence Speaking Business English. + A personal story being a manager in London. 1. Avoid giving solutions People are not interested ( until they ask ) what you think about XXX...Sometime they just want to share and they want to be heard, give them this opportunity to shine! 2. Using coaching strategies to lead your team. Too many managers try to keep their teams in the state of fear - causing demotivation and resistance ( I've share a bit of my story in the podcast) 3. Agree and add People want to know that they are listened to, therefore, agree with them and add in further information if relevant. Try it on for size (an idiom, stands for: To try, use, or consider something in order to make a decision or form an opinion about it. Likened to putting on a garment to see if it fits.) so try these tips for yourself and see how you'll like it. Next book a class with me do uncover some of your hidden challenges and break them to pieces with me. Read each of my class description and join me tomorrow.

3 common mistakes Italians make in English (A2 - B1), based on my experience as an ESL teacher. Stay tuned!

There's so much to say about vocabulary and how to truly acquire it. Here's a little podcast episode about beginning your journey to learning 1000 words. The focus, of course, is on English. However, it all applies regardless of what your target language is.

IELTS Preparation. Band 8-9 Answers. Part 3 - The Internet and It's Impact. Question 4. Q. Should companies check job applicants’ online profiles? Why/ Why not? Linking words: Firstly, secondly, however, in addition, finally. Relevant vocabulary: Get a better understanding, of the prospective, applicants’ lifestyles, behaviour, pattern, decisions, based, solely, special occasion. Let me know how you'll put this together and what kind of assistance you are hungry for when it comes to IELTS speaking. See you in my one-on-one class tomorrow!

Idiom - B2 Level What has been the biggest "blessing in disguise" in your life?

5 Tips to Improve Your Confidence Speaking Business English. 1. Display some interest You want to show that you are engaged while listening to others. Ask questions that will get others to talk. Show interest in the topic. It'll not be long so if the topic isn't interesting - it will not be long AANNDD... you can learn something new, look for that! 2. Use positive language. Use positive words and phrases that will stir the conversation to a positive end. 3. Use gestures to show understanding Be a little bit like people from Italy - communicate with your body, let other people know that you are into what they are describing, try not to be dull and passive, right? :) You can immediately apply the tips tomorrow and let me know how you'll liked them! If you need assistance to become fear-less when communicating to colelagues, in meetings, during zooms calls or talking to clients - let me know what your challenges are. I hold different meetings for different clients - read some of my class types. I'm sure you'll like some of it. See you tomorrow.

This podcast is a spin-off from an amazing Group Class. We offer interesting ARTICLE-based sessions about relevant topics. No one is ever going to ask you about which Shakespeare play "rocked your world" but more often than not, you will be faced with things like Cultural Sensitivity, Business Etiquette and even Discussions about Cuisines from around the world. We discuss REAL LIFE topics in order to ENGAGE - not IMPRESS. Sign up today and level up. Please share your thoughts and comments! We LOVE hearing from you!

Read story about fox and tiger to learn the Chinese idiom： hú jiǎ hǔ wēi 狐 假 虎 威 Have you ever met this kind of person like the fox in the story?

IELTS Preparation. Band 8-9 Answers. Part 3 - The Internet and it's impact. Q3. Q. How has the internet changed social behaviour? Linking words: Besides, however, finally, in addition Relevant vocabulary: Use of the internet, attitude, society, strengthen, social relationship, for example, via the internet, connects friends, common platform, internet users, glued, long hours, depression, isolating, casual conversation, false IDs, surfing. What ideas did you like most? What can you do with us? Based on that - how can you structure your own answer? Do y ou need help in preparing IELTS speaking part 1,2 and 3 and you are scared of opening your mouth, making mistakes and fearing the event? BOok my private 1-1 mentoring session where I'll make sure you'll leave calm for your exam and will have methods and ways to answer IELTS questions. See you tomorrow.

Hi, A week or so back, I posted a podcast on time. This was post 1 of 4 on this topic. I have just posted 10 questions to go with it. Feel free to leave any comments on the post or question set. Cheers