Master the phrasal verbs, fixed expressions and dependent prepositions tested in C1 Advanced (CAE) Reading and Use of English Part 1 with this CAE Use of English lesson plan, built around five exam-style multiple-choice cloze texts on digital habits, remote work, the environment, failure and first impressions.
Explore the global wave of youth activism with this B2-C1 current affairs English lesson plan built around the BBC World Service video Gen Z protests: What unites them?, teaching protest vocabulary and the passive voice journalists use to report the news.
Master the language of describing statistics and data trends with this remote and hybrid work Business English lesson plan, built around a 270-word reading passage on how workplace habits changed after 2020 and what office attendance figures look like today.
Master the language of saying no to your manager with this C1 reading and speaking English lesson plan on burnout at work, built around the story of Jonas, a 24-year-old analyst who never said no, six warning signs of burnout, and a five-move language bank for turning a request into a trade-off with I’m at capacity and I can take that on if we deprioritise X.
Learn the vocabulary of social media search trends and practise the difference between Present Perfect and Past Simple with this B1 English lesson plan built around a reading text on how young people search on TikTok in 2026, from a 447% surge in K-pop dance searches to the “fall shoe trends” content gap.
Master the language of honesty, white lies and moral compromise with this advanced English speaking lesson plan built around a provocative opinion piece, three real-life dilemmas and a Moral Courtroom role play in which students defend a controversial decision and then face new evidence mid-argument.
Master the Past Simple vs Past Continuous with this English grammar lesson plan built around a first date, a Monday-morning meeting and an airport dash that all go wrong, so learners can tell the story of an unexpected moment using when, while and meanwhile.
Master the difference between do, make, have and take with this English collocations lesson plan built around twelve high-frequency verb-noun expressions, a short diary text and an error-correction story called The Messy Week.
Learn the newest words in English, from rage bait and brain rot to vibe coding and parasocial, and discover the five ways English creates new vocabulary in this Words of the Year English lesson plan.
Master the language of consumer psychology by decoding the persuasion techniques behind impulse buying, analysing manipulative adverts and writing your own campaign in English.
Learn to ask for the right size, try clothes on, pay at the checkout and ask for a refund or an exchange with confidence in this functional English lesson plan for everyday shopping.
Master the language of subscriptions, free trials and recurring payments, and learn to decide which services are worth keeping in confident, natural English.
Master the verb patterns English uses to get things done – make, let, have, get and help – and talk about delegating, managing and arranging tasks with confidence in professional English.
Master the language of negotiating price and terms with flexibility, diplomacy and confidence in professional English.
Master the everyday phrasal verbs English speakers use to change, postpone and cancel plans, and finally get the word order right.
Master the vocabulary of running a business versus being employed and learn to weigh up the pros and cons with confident trade-off language in this Business English lesson plan.
Master the difference between verb + gerund and verb + to-infinitive, and talk about habits, decisions, and plans with confidence in everyday and professional English.
Master the language of statistics and trends by exploring what today’s students study, how much they work, and how they really feel, in this data-driven English lesson plan about student life around the world.
Master every English future form, from will and going to to the future continuous and future perfect, and talk about plans, arrangements, and predictions with natural, confident grammar.
Explore whether people can truly change while developing advanced vocabulary, critical thinking, and IELTS exam skills.
Discover why the British say “sorry” so often and explore the hidden meanings behind one of the most iconic words in English.
Review the most important English tenses through the story of a blind date while improving grammar accuracy and relationship vocabulary.
Discover the unique features of Scottish English, explore Scottish culture and legends, and learn how regional accents shape identity and communication.
Students will learn advanced health and wellness vocabulary, discuss cold remedies and lifestyle habits, and improve their listening and speaking skills through video-based activities and discussions.