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Cover Letter – Stand Out by Breaking all the Rules
A designer Lessons ESL lesson plan developed by George Chilton Lesson: Cover Letter – Stand out by Breaking all the Rules Level: Upper-intermediate – advanced, Business English, Trinity Grade 8 + Age...
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This Idea Is Not Working
A Designer Lessons ESL lesson plan by Neil McMillan I found the video for this lesson while looking for stuff to interest an in-company class at the end of term. They’ve just sat the FCE and have been...
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Guest Lesson by Gareth H. Jones – Does festive music make shoppers spend more...
A designer Lessons ESL lesson plan developed by Gareth H. Jones Thank you very much to Gareth H. Jones for submitting another great lesson plan to us. Gareth is an English teacher in Barcelona and he...
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Narrow Reading, learner autonomy, and Web-quests: Homework Using Thinglink
A designer Lessons ESL lesson idea developed by George Chilton Hello! It’s been a while (understatement) since I posted anything here, and I’ve been getting itchy fingers. You may have been wondering...
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Too Big to Comprehend – Listening for Detail: numbers
A designer Lessons ESL lesson plan developed by George Chilton This is a Business English class designed for an advanced group of students, with the aim of testing their detailed listening and note...
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Signs You Are Stuck In Rut – A Guest Lesson by Myles Klynhout
In this lesson students follow a short silent film about a young Australian starting out in the corporate world. Add in a love interest and a little drama, there is plenty to talk about. A number...
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