What do you need help with in English at work?
Choose the workplace situation that causes you the most difficulty. Each guide and course below focuses on one problem, so you can start with the English you need most.
For non-native professionals who already use English at work.
Four short guides. Each one solves a specific problem you deal with at work.
Speak Up in Meetings
€17Prepare the English you need for the moments when you have to join the discussion — so the words are ready before the meeting starts. For online and face-to-face meetings.
- Interrupt politely and join a fast discussion
- Buy time when you need a moment to think
- Give your opinion, disagree and raise concerns
- Ask for clarification and check the next steps
78 Workplace Emails
€19Choose the template closest to your situation, replace the details and send it — with the tone already right for the person you are writing to.
- 78 complete emails, subject line to closing
- Requests, reminders and follow-ups
- Asking for help, approval or more time
- Friendly, Neutral, Firm and Formal tone labels
Say No and Push Back Politely
€7Short replies you can use in conversations, calls, Teams and Slack when you need to answer clearly — without sounding rude or agreeing too quickly.
- Buy time before you agree to anything
- Say no when you do not have capacity
- Challenge a deadline that does not work
- Ask your manager to choose between priorities
Fix Misunderstandings in English
€9Explain what happened, correct the misunderstanding and make the next step clear — without over-apologising, blaming anyone or struggling to describe what went wrong.
- Stop the wrong action before it goes further
- Give the correct instruction, date, file or information
- Take responsibility when the mistake was yours
- Handle a colleague who is already annoyed
- All four guides are digital
- Access after purchase
- Use them on your phone, tablet or computer
English Pronunciation Course
A full course on the parts of spoken English that decide how easily people understand you.
- English sounds
- Word stress
- Sentence stress
- Rhythm
- Intonation
Follow structured lessons and practise the areas that are difficult for you, so your pronunciation holds up in meetings, calls, presentations and conversations with colleagues and clients.
Practical English you can actually use
Harry has taught English and workplace English for more than 15 years.
The guides and courses focus on the situations non-native speakers actually deal with: finding the words quickly, choosing the right tone and communicating clearly without making English more complicated than it needs to be.
15+ years teaching EnglishTest your meeting English
Answer eight common meeting situations and check how you respond when you need to interrupt, clarify something, buy time, disagree or handle the other moments that come up in a meeting.
You’ll get your result and a free PDF with useful meeting phrases.
