Archive - English Language Lab

Friday Fix: Asked to Repeat Yourself a Third Time? Do This

Staying calm, clear and confident when the first two tries did not land

Oct 16 • Paul O'Neill

Embracing Accents

A Key to Effective Communication

Oct 14 • Rachel Boyce

10:42

Being understood beats sounding native

Your Accent is Yours! Keep It!

Oct 12 • Rachel Boyce

Friday Fix: Your Email Sounds Like It Was Written by a Robot

Warming it up without losing your professionalism

Oct 9 • Paul O'Neill

The Duality of Language

Emotions and Identity

Oct 7 • Rachel Boyce and Paul O'Neill

12:59

Correct English that still sounds wrong

Sounding like yourself!

Oct 5 • Rachel Boyce

Our October Class!

Come and practice your conversation!

Oct 3 • Rachel Boyce

Friday Fix: Your Manager Wants Your Top Three, Not Your To-Do List

A four-step way to answer "what are you focusing on?" without rambling

Oct 2 • Paul O'Neill

September 2026

Mastering Your Study Schedule

Lock down the plan!

Sep 30 • Rachel Boyce and Paul O'Neill

12:05

Put it together: what does your autumn actually look like?

The last week of Back in the Game. You're back. Now point yourself forward.

Sep 28 • Rachel Boyce

Friday Fix: You Catch a Mistake Mid-Sentence, on a Call That Matters

A four-step way to recover without apologising three times.

Sep 25 • Paul O'Neill

Embracing Small Mistakes

Iron out the kinks!

Sep 23 • Rachel Boyce and Paul O'Neill

11:42

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