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Did anyone order an adjective?

Adjectives Adjectives are useful words. They make conversations colourful and interesting. Listen the next time you’re speaking with someone. They will use adjectives which fit into any […]

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Our New Weekly Crossword

Weekly Crossword Our new weekly crossword is aimed at improving your vocabulary. Courtesy of The I newspaper, I’ll regularly add a puzzle for you to do. […]

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Easy Listening

Listening Listening can be difficult for both beginners and more advanced students. It can be especially had to understand when it’s spoken at a natural speed. […]

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English language student completing a crossword puzzle

Never a Crossword?

Crossword Crosswords are a great way to improve your English skills and clues open up new doorways into the English language. Colloquial English (slang) is often […]

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Doctors and Nurses celebrating OET Reading Part A

OET Corner – Vocabulary

OET Vocabulary Today in OET Corner, I’m thinking about the language we use every day with our patients. Imagine you’re ill or injured. You’re worried, in […]

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Life in the UK?

Life in the UK How appropriate is the Life in the UK Citizenship Test for living real life in the UK? According to a recent study, […]

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Exam preparation

NMC English Requirements

NMC English Requirements NMC English requirements for our overseas nurses have changed. Overseas nurses are essential to the NHS, and a key part of our caring […]

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Employing Overseas Staff

Employing Overseas Staff Are you employing overseas staff? If you do, then you know that getting through the red tape is only the first step. The […]

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START (Students and Refugees Together)

English for Refugees

English for Refugees English for refugees is part of the START programme. It has been in operation since 2001, and supports refugees in becoming self reliant […]

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