You have a business. You want it to succeed. English is that first step to success. Fun fact: over one billion people in the world speak English, either as a first or second language. …

Do you remember going back to school after the summer holidays and struggling to remember your basic lessons? That’s what happens when we have a bit too much fun over the holidays! We tend to forget some of the amazing things we learned in the school year. Let’s not throw…

Improve Your Business Skills by Learning English Learning English and boosting business skills can, in fact, go hand in hand. Whether it’s writing business emails, giving presentations, running meetings, or simply striking up a conversation with industry experts at an international conference, you can work on these soft skills during English lessons to keep language training relevant…

Osmi, the world’s first learning ecosystem comprising everything from AI-powered education apps to online tutoring, launches English courses in Spain and Italy and opens up new opportunities for everyone to learn English. …

Soft skills have been a buzz word for several years now, and their importance keeps growing. More and more employers realize that soft skills can be a key to employees’ success in the workplace. …

Project-based learning (PBL), while not new (it is based on John Dewey’s idea of “learning by doing” and goes back to the centuries of apprenticeships, learning by creating master works, required to become master craftsmen), is a popular approach in teaching English as a foreign language. Among other goals, this…

In the previous article we discussed the essence of Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) approach to teaching and looked into a CLIL lesson as part of the New General English Intermediate online course by Osmi. …

Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) is a relatively recent approach to teaching. It appeared in 1990-s in response to the multicultural situation and policy in the EU when an influx of new citizens required fast teaching of both the English language and the subject of specialization to succeed in…

Traditionally when designing a course of English at university level, course designers mainly focus on the content of the course and its adherence to education standards. This means that the main focus of attention is on what to teach and when, so that by the end of the course students…