Archive - English Language Lab

Shutting the Windows to Keep the House Cool

Notes from the Group Conversation Class

Jul 18 • Rachel Boyce

Friday Fix: You Need to Convince a Skeptical Team to Back Your Idea

How to pitch your idea so people actually say yes

Jul 17 • Paul O'Neill

The Grammar of Persuasion

And a Persuasion Toolkit!

Jul 16 • Rachel Boyce

Master Persuasion

The Power of 'The Way I See It'

Jul 15 • Rachel Boyce and Paul O'Neill

9:36

You Have Thirty Seconds To Convince The Room. What Do You Say?

Building An Argument That Actually Works

Jul 14 • Paul O'Neill

How to Win People Round

Without Pushing!

Jul 13 • Rachel Boyce

The Problem Is Not Your English.

The Problem Is Your Structure!

Jul 11 • Paul O'Neill

Friday Fix: Your Manager Asks You to “Just Give a Quick Update” With No Warning

How to give a clear, confident answer when you're put on the spot in a meeting

Jul 10 • Paul O'Neill

How to Sound Sure (and When Not To)

Mobilise your Modal Verbs

Jul 9 • Rachel Boyce

The 'Correct Me If I'm Wrong' Technique

Boost Your Vocal Confidence with the 4 P's

Jul 8 • Rachel Boyce and Paul O'Neill

13:55

Everyone In That Meeting Believes You Belong There. Except You.

The Voice That Tells You You're Not Good Enough

Jul 7 • Paul O'Neill

Five habits of a confident communicator

Presence Over Perfection

Jul 6 • Rachel Boyce

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