Training for refugee hosts
Are you hosting a refugee or asylum seeker in your home? We can help you communicate with them, no matter what their English level is….
Catch our podcast episode
Do you enjoy learning while listening to podcasts? You might enjoy this episode of The Speaking Club with Sarah Archer, in which Sarah…
7 signs your company is less inclusive than you think
Is your company failing to integrate employees who are learning English as a Foreign Language? Read our 7 signs and decide for yourself
How to write simply
How good are you at making things simple for your reader? Do you know how to simplify without dumbing down? If you have a mixed…
How to explain unfamiliar concepts to people who are learning English
It is hard to speak to learners of English, especially if the concept you’re describing does not exist in their culture. These tips may help
The surprising truth about interpreter qualifications
A skilled interpreter is worth their weight in gold, but do you know how to spot one? Do you know which minimum qualifications to…
How to communicate with patients who have English as an Additional Language
Interpreters play a crucial role in caring for patients who face a language barrier, but inevitably staff need to communicate without…
Your three pronged approach
There are three ways to transcend a language barrier and two of them do not incur operating costs. Is your organisation doing all it can…
Be understood despite your face mask.
Do you speak to English Additional Language clients in a face mask? Follow these 8 steps for clearer speech.
Working effectively with interpreters.
Holding a conversation via a third party is a strange experience. It’s slow, it’s a little clunky and even with the best of interpreters it isn’t easy. Have you provided your staff with training in this difficult skill? Without training, they may not be making the most out of the expensive resource which you are […]