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What Is an IELTS Mock Test and Why You Should Take One

If you’re getting ready for the IELTS exam, you’ve probably heard people talk about IELTS mock tests. But what is an IELTS mock test exactly? In this blog post, we’ll explain what it is, what happens during a mock test, and why it’s such a useful part of your IELTS...

How to Build Rapport with Colleagues When English Isn’t Your First Language?

Starting a new job in an English-speaking environment can be exciting but also challenging, especially when English isn’t your first language. One of the biggest concerns for many non-native speakers is connecting with colleagues and building positive relationships at...

What’s Getting in the Way of Your Language Learning?

Webinar Recap At English Therapy, we believe that real progress in language learning starts with honest conversations, the kind that go beyond grammar rules and dive into what’s really holding learners back. In our latest webinar, “What’s Getting in the Way of Your...

The hidden struggles of non- native English speakers

Mental health awareness week is a time to reflect, connect and challenge stigma but it's also a moment to ask: who is still being left out of the conversation? For many non-native English speakers, especially those living, studying, or working in English-speaking...

Applying for jobs in an English-speaking country: what you need to know?

Moving to an English-speaking country can be full of opportunities but it also comes with challenges, especially when applying for jobs if English isn’t your first language. From understanding job ads to writing CVs, the process can feel overwhelming if you are...

How to Improve Your Speaking Score in the IELTS Exam?

Are you preparing for the IELTS exam and want to improve your speaking score? You are not alone! Many learners feel worried about the speaking part, but the good news is that with the right practice and tips, you can feel confident and do well. In this blog post, we...

How to Overcome Language Anxiety in English Learners?

Many English learners feel stressed or anxious when they need to speak in English, especially in social settings, classrooms, or workplaces. In our recent webinar, we explored the reasons behind language anxiety in English learners, common myths about learning...

How to Make Friends in a New Country as an ESL Speaker

Moving to a new country can feel like stepping onto another planet; exciting, overwhelming, and a little lonely at times. If you're learning English as a second language, that challenge can feel even bigger. But the good news? Making friends in a new country is...

5 Must-Watch British Series for Language Learning

Why Watching British Series for Language Learning Matters If you are living in the UK or planning to arrive soon, watching British series for language learning can make a big difference in blending into UK society and understanding it better. This way, you...

Common British Workplace Communication Phrases to Sound More Professional

British workplace communication has its own rhythm, tone, and subtle codes of politeness that can feel unfamiliar even for native English speakers from other parts of the world. If you're an international professional working or planning to work in the UK, knowing...

5 Things to Do for a Successful Interview in English

Preparing for a job interview can be nerve-wracking but it becomes even more stressful when the interview is in a language that’s not your first. If you're expecting an interview in English, don’t worry. With a bit of preparation and the right mindset, you can still...

Language Support for International Students in UK Universities

“I understand the ideas in my head… but I can’t always find the words to express them.” For many international students studying in the UK, this is an everyday reality. While arriving at university opens the door to exciting academic and social opportunities, language...

How to Feel More Confident in Social Interactions in the UK?

5 Simple Ways to Feel More Confident in Social Interactions in the UK Many international students in the UK know English very well but still feel nervous when speaking in real life situations. This is very common and it doesn’t mean your English is bad! Sometimes it’s...

How to Feel More Confident Speaking English?

Simple tips to help international students feel more comfortable speaking English in everyday situations Do you feel nervous speaking English when native speakers are around? Many international students who speak English as a second language feel this way. They worry...

International Children’s Book Day

Celebrate International Children’s Book Day and Inspire Young Readers Mark your calendars, bookworms. Every year on 2nd April, we celebrate International Children’s Book Day which is a day dedicated to fostering a love of reading in children and recognising the...

Does Living in an English-Speaking Country Make You Fluent?

Many people believe that moving to an English-speaking country like the UK, the US, or Canada will automatically make them fluent in English. They think that being around native speakers will improve their English quickly. But is this really true? Why Living Abroad...

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