English for Academic Email Correspondence - Salutations

Is it Dear Smith, Dear John, Dear John Smith, Dear Doctor John Smith, Dear Professor Smith, Honourable Professor Smith OR Dear Sir?

First impressions are important in writing too. Join us as we discuss how to address people you know and those you do not. We will look at titles and learn how to make it clear who the email is intended for.

International Schools virtual webinar

Business English communication Skills - Useful Email language

Version up your workplace English!

Ten zoom classes for basic/pre-intermediate business English.

March 9th (More) Useful Email language follow up Emails.

English for Writing Research Papers - Sentence Structure 1 of 3 (CANCELLED)

The best writers have a few basic guidelines for making their sentences easy to read.

Join us to find out the rules for writing simple, easy to read sentences that will provide the clarity reviewers are looking for.

English for Academic Email Correspondence - Subject lines

What separates your email's subject line from other spam type emails?

In this seminar we will look at what makes a good subject line, how we can maximise the way it is seen in email software and how we can make it more meaningful for the reader.

Academic Speaking Skills - Participating in small group discussions

This seminar is aimed at interns and students hoping to practice their conversation skills

Academic Presenting Skills - Why you should write out your speech part 2

This seminar is aimed at interns, students and researchers who ware presenting at International conferences.

Academic Speaking Skills - Using Transition Phrases in Presentations

This language seminar is aimed at Interns and Students who want to make their presentations flow better.

Survival Japanese: Official Documents

Academic Presenting Skills - Why you should write out your speech part 1

Do you start preparing for a presentation by creating your slides first or your script first? Join us to find out why you should start with a script and how to go about doing it.