This complete General English pathway guides you step by step from low A1 to confident C1 through 25 structured lessons. You work with real-life situations such as meeting people, travelling, studying, working and socialising, and learn grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation in context. Each lesson gives you clear can do goals, practical chunks you can reuse immediately and a small performance task so you actually speak or write English, not just study rules.
This B2 course trains you to communicate safely and confidently in real clinical situations. Each lesson drops you into one workplace scene: a triage desk, ward bay, clinic room, pharmacy counter, phone update or home visit. You learn the exact language that helps you do the job well: taking a focused history, explaining procedures in plain English, using teach-back, escalating concerns, and writing short, accurate notes. The aim is not to sound clever. The aim is to sound calm, precise and human, even under pressure.
This B2 course drops you into the day-to-day reality of an international engineering team at Northbank Digital. You will practise the English you actually use at work: kick-off calls with Product, Jira tickets, Slack updates, stand-ups, sprint planning, design discussions, PR reviews, deployments and incident comms. Each lesson is a realistic simulation with clear language you can reuse when the pressure is on. You will finish with practical work artefacts and a calmer, more credible tone in both speaking and writing.
This course is a safe rehearsal space for real office administration. You will practise the exact interactions that keep an organisation running: clarifying vague requests, collecting missing information, chasing approvals, checking purchase requests, resolving invoice mismatches, and writing clear case notes that stand up to audit. Each lesson uses realistic artefacts such as forms, policy extracts, workflow updates and supplier messages. By the end, you will sound calm, precise and professional in both quick conversations and short written updates, even when the process is blocked or under pressure.
This B2 course helps you rehearse your job in English, not study English in the abstract. You will practise the real moments that decide deals and renewals: opening calls with confidence, running discovery, presenting value, handling objections, negotiating terms, writing follow-ups that get decisions, and managing escalations without losing trust. Each lesson puts you into a single workplace situation (call, meeting, email thread, internal update) with clear success criteria, repeatable phrases, and a short performance task you can lift straight into your next customer conversation.
You already know your job. This course helps you show that clearly in English job interviews at B1–B2 level. Through realistic tasks you practise opening interviews, giving a strong self-introduction, answering common and behavioural questions, and explaining your work in simple, professional language. You work with your own CV, real job adverts and target roles. Step by step, you build a practical toolkit: STAR stories, key phrases, confident tone, cultural awareness and polite email follow-up, so international employers can really understand and appreciate your value.
This highly practical course helps you handle everyday customer service situations in clear, simple English. Designed for frontline staff in retail, call centres, hospitality, logistics and basic tech support, it gives you the phrases and strategies you need for calls, emails, chat and face-to-face contact. From lesson one you build a personal phrase bank you can use at work immediately and start feeling calmer and more confident with international customers.
This online B2 course helps busy professionals use English more confidently in real workplace situations. Through realistic dialogues, emails, calls and meeting scenarios, you will build a strong bank of practical phrases for everyday office conversations, team meetings, presentations and client interactions. You will learn how to write clear professional emails, take part actively in discussions, negotiate deadlines and deal with problems diplomatically. Each lesson focuses on one concrete task, so you always know exactly what you are practising and how to use it at work the very next day.
English for Real Travel Situations (B1) is a practical, situation-based course for adults who want to use English confidently when they travel. You practise realistic dialogues from airports, hotels, restaurants, transport, shops and tours so you can really speak and understand people. Instead of long grammar explanations, you learn clear survival phrases, notice simple patterns and rehearse useful conversations step by step.
This comprehensive grammar course is for learners who can already get by in English but want to sound more accurate, confident and professional. Working from real emails, conversations, meetings and short texts, you revisit key grammar from B1 up to C1 and finally make sense of tricky areas. You will notice patterns in context, fix fossilised mistakes and choose grammar that matches your message, your listener and your level of formality. By the end, you will write and speak with clearer structure, better control and far fewer errors.
Living and Working in the USA: Practical American English is for people who already speak English well but want to feel truly comfortable in U.S. daily life and workplaces. Instead of reviewing general grammar, you focus on what is different and important in American English: how people talk to landlords, servers, doctors, managers, and coworkers. Through realistic scenes, you practice key vocabulary, common phrases, email style, small talk, and polite disagreement so you can sound natural, understand fast speech, and avoid cultural red flags.
This online course is for upper-intermediate to advanced English users who are about to live and work in Australia. You already manage meetings and social talk in English, but Australian accents, slang and humour can still feel confusing. Through realistic scenes from your first days in the country, everyday errands, office life, networking and social events, you rehearse the exact conversations you will soon have. The focus is always on what is specific to Australian English, culture and workplace style.
You already speak good English, but Singapore English and Singlish can still feel like a secret code. This course helps you unlock that code so you can live and work here with confidence. Through realistic scenes at the MRT, hawker centres, offices, HR briefings and WhatsApp chats, you learn how people really speak, what sounds polite here, and when Singlish is ok or better not. Instead of grammar drills, you get targeted listening, practical phrase banks and intercultural tips. By the end, you can keep your clear international English when you need it, but also understand and join in when colleagues switch to local style, build warmer relationships and avoid common cultural mistakes.