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Leadership in English: Can you learn to be a great leader?

What makes a good leader in today’s world? This free English lesson includes TED Talk questions, vocabulary tasks and ideas for reflection. This is ideal for advanced learners and professionals.

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Why is renting so expensive in the UK? Understand the housing crisis and improve your English

Watch a real news report about the rental crisis in the UK. Learn and practise useful property-related vocabulary, test your listening skills, and discuss housing and affordability in your country. Ideal for upper-intermediate and advanced learners.

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How to start a presentation in English

Watch a short video and learn how to structure a professional presentation using clear, confident phrases. Includes speaking practice.

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How to negotiate in English

Watch a fun video lesson about workplace negotiation and learn practical phrases to help you sound confident and professional in English.

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How to take part in a business meeting in English

How to take part in a business meeting. Practise listening to a real meeting, learn useful English phrases and discuss your own experience. A short, practical lesson for professionals who use English at work.

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Would you try haggis? Learn about this famous Scottish dish in an English video lesson

This short English listening lesson introduces you to Scotland’s most famous (and surprising!) dish. Watch a video, answer questions and discover why haggis is more than just a joke — it’s a big part of Scottish culture. Includes vocabulary for food and festivals.

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What does the kilt mean today? A cultural English lesson for B1–B2 learners

Learn about the kilt — a symbol of Scottish identity and tradition. Read a short text, practise cultural vocabulary, and discuss what traditional clothes mean around the world.

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How to write a film review in English (B1–B2 with a Scottish twist)

Watch a short film trailer, explore useful vocabulary for giving opinions, and practise writing a film review. Includes phrases, speaking prompts, and a real review from The Guardian.

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Hot Toddy: a Scottish home remedy (listening and writing practice B2–C1)

Watch a short video about Scotland’s traditional winter drink, the hot toddy. Practise listening skills, learn cultural vocabulary and write about home remedies in your country.

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Reading practice: A walk to Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh (B1–B2 English)

Read a short description from a student’s walk to Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh. Practise vocabulary for nature and movement and write about your own outdoor experience.

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