Smart English Coach

Getting to an advanced English level can change your life. It's a really useful goal to have - but what does it mean?In this episode, find out:- how you can define 'advanced English'- three ways to improve your English when you already know a lot- why English development is personal developmentMy students are achieving amazing career and life goals - and confident English plays a big part in this.Link in episodeIf you'd like a way to get to advanced English (without wasting time or energy), check out my Advanced English Membership.  With short, practical exercises, you can increase your vocabulary, reduce grammar and pronunciation mistakes, and power up your speaking!Send us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.

How can you sound professional and confident when you speak English? What makes your sentences beautiful, powerful and impressive?In this episode (inspired by one of my students), I share three tips for making beautiful English sentences! I've also got some more advanced tips for you to try.Say 'bye-bye' to boring, 'adios' to uninspiring, and 'au revoir' to unimaginative! Check out the episode to find out how to make a great impact with your English.Send us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.

There are obvious advantages for learning languages - particularly for your brain.And of course, learning English has lots of other benefits too.  A better-paying job, greater study opportunities, international networking are all examples.But then there are the life-changing advantages of learning English.These are things that I'm seeing more and more with my students. In this episode,  I share five of these advantages. They're all linked to personal development, and they have the potential to completely change your life - for the better! Link in this episodeAdvanced English MembershipSend us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.

In this conversation with Michael Lavers, from the Level Up English Podcast, discover some of the secrets for successful English learning:- how to be more confident (even if you think you're too 'old' to learn English well)- the importance of your body and posture for successful learning- if the 'fake it til you make it' approach is useful- the 1% sports coaching method for English learningWe also talk about how living in different countries has shaped the way we teach English. Michael shares examples from his background of learning languages, and it's a truly fascinating conversation!Learn more from Michael here:Level Up English PodcastMichael's website and schoolMichael's InstagramSend us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.

Learning English can be very "up and down".  When it goes well, you feel confident and motivated, but sometimes it's hard to see your progress. Other times, something doesn't go well, and you lose confidence.At times like this, it really helps to have an 'achievement diary'.In this episode, I share why an achievement diary helps you see progress in your English, and how it can help you go even further with your English. I also show you how to create a simple achievement diary so that you can start straightaway, and ideas for what to include in your diary.Send us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.

It isn't 'perfect English' that will get you the dream job in an international company.Being able to communicate in English is obviously important, but there are other things that an interviewer wants to see or hear.  In this podcast episode, I share three 'truths' about interviews which will help you to be more confident.I also share details about my new speaking program, Confident Interviews. It's perfect for you if you want a job in an English-speaking organisation, or in a company where you'll need to speak English.Send us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.

If working in an international company is your ambition, this episode is for you!An essential part of getting a high-paid role (with the career development opportunities you want) is the job interview. The good news is that you don't have to memorise "perfect answers" to hundreds of possible interview questions. In fact, there are only a few types of interview questions that you'll need to answer - and when you have a 'structure' for answering them, it becomes much, much easier! You can use these 'structures' time and time again to 'ace' your interview!In the episode, I also share details of my new (short) speaking program that helps you answer English interview questions confidently and convincingly. Join before December 10th for a special 'early bird' price!Confident InterviewsSend us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.

This episode is for you if you're worried about sounding too simple when you use English.For example, if you always use basic grammar or vocabulary, or if your everyday phrases seem too elementary.In this episode, I have a few ideas about basic English! You'll discover:- a problem with making basic mistakes in English (it's all about other people's perceptions)- why being clear is the best 'test' of your English- what's best for everyday EnglishEnjoy the episode!Send us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.

Estefania, who's from Spain, now trains Spanish people to work in the UK aviation industry.In this episode, she gives her advice for passing an English interview for aviation roles, and also shares some of the ways she immersed herself in English while living in a non-English speaking country.If you also aspire to work in aviation, you can follow Estefania here:@auxiliardelenguas (Instagram)Get Estefania's course and ebook here:Flight Mode (course)Smash Your Cabin Crew Interview (ebook)Send us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to learn English with other people? What could you expect from the experience? How would it help you with your English goals?In this episode, I take you 'behind the scenes' of the English Fluency Club - the club that I've been running for the last four years.It's been the most satisfying and rewarding thing I've done as a teacher, and I share with you the six things that I've learnt!If you're interested in the English Fluency Club, the page to join is here:The English Fluency ClubIf you'd like more details and want to talk to me about it, email me here and I'll organise a quick Zoom call with you!Contact Me formSend us a textSubscribe to the podcastNever miss an episode! Get free weekly coaching tips here. Get the transcriptFollow me on LinkedIn and subscribe to my newsletter. You'll get the transcript each time there's a new podcast episode.