In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about jobs, interviews, and what makes someone a good employee. You will practise vocabulary for job titles, skills, and common interview questions. You’ll work in teams to prepare interview questions for a fun or unusual job. Then you’ll take turns interviewing each other and decide whoJob Interview

In this lesson, you’ll talk about transport – how you travel, how much it costs, and what it’s like where you live. You’ll learn new words for different vehicles, places, and people related to transport, and you’ll practise using them in real conversations. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel more confident talking aboutTalking About Transport

A relaxed, no-preparation conversation session where you can practice speaking English in a fun and stress-free environment. There’s no need to prepare anything – just come ready to chat! The focus is on using your own ideas and sharing your thoughts with others. If the conversation slows down, you’ll have a mind map with topicCasual Conversation

In this lesson, you’ll practise using English at the bank. You’ll learn useful words and phrases for opening an account, making transactions, and asking for help. You’ll also work with a partner to role-play real-life situations and solve problems at the bank. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel more confident speaking English inRole Play: Going to The Bank

In this lesson, you’ll dive into a classic debate: is it better to watch a film at home or in the cinema? You’ll learn useful words to talk about both experiences, you’ll practise giving opinions, agreeing and disagreeing politely, and explaining your ideas clearly, and you’ll feel more confident talking about your film habits inDebate: Home vs Cinema