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The only three questions you’ll ever need for a Business English needs analysis

John Hughes is a Business English author. He also has his own blog, TrainingELTeachers. He’d like to acknowledge Regent Schools who ran the training...
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Gems on the Web – Listen and Write

Russell Stannard writes about Listen and Write and explains why it is one of the most useful tools to show your students. One of...
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Understanding Teenagers

Written by Naomi Moir. Hands up who would happily go back to being 14 or 15 years old? My hand is staying firmly by my...
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Three Question Interview – Ken Wilson

We have asked top ELT authors the following 3 questions: 1. What’s your favourite ELT book? 2. What or who has had the biggest impact on...
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Three Question Interview – Shaun Wilden

We have asked top ELT authors the following 3 questions: 1. What’s your favourite ELT book? 2. What or who has had the biggest impact on...
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Something I learned from my Business English students

Written by John Hughes. I’ve always had a theory that the real reason Business English is called ‘Business English’ is because the student learns English...
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