ESL Notes: Job Interview
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ESL Notes: Job Interview

Focus: Job Interview Preparation for Promotion Class and Teacher Reflections MM remarked that many EF teachers are based in South Africa or the Philippines, which may explain how they manage…
Soft skills interview questions
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Soft skills interview questions

Soft skills can help with the make-or-break decision between two awesome candidates. Make sure you know which soft skills are important for your role and choose questions to match.  Soft…
Modal verbs and gerunds
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Modal verbs and gerunds

1. We could consider having shorter, more frequent meetings. Key grammar focus: Modal verb “could” – shows possibility or polite suggestion. “Having” is a gerund (verb + -ing used as…
Too many meetings
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Too many meetings

Conversation Overview We started by talking about work habits. JT mentioned that he only works at a desk 2–3 hours a day now, since he is retired. SD shared that…
ESL with Stella
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ESL with Stella

Charity Work, Social Activities & Animal Welfare Charity Work & Community Service We started by discussing charitable activities, particularly feeding the homeless. "My Rotary Club serves dinner to homeless people…
Wide Short A
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Wide Short A

There are two short A sounds that must be distinguished: Wide Short A (ӕ) and Lax Short A (ɑ). This lesson will focus on Wide Short A. To pronounce this…
Describing Injuries
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Describing Injuries

Describing Injuries and Using Past Tense1. Vocabulary for InjuriesSprain:– Definition: An injury to a joint caused by overstretching or tearing.– Example: “She hurt her wrist; she has a sprain.”Bruise:– Definition:…