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Learn to talk about people’s personal characteristics and daily habits that annoys you.
Who? This class is for Intermediate members. Does it drive you up the wall when someone is chatting to you on the bus non-stop? Does it make your blood boil when you’re waiting patiently and somebody jumps the queue? Are you sick and tired of people spitting on the floor without a care for other people around them? If you want to be able to describe these annoying habits, then make sure you come to this class!
What? In this lesson we will describe different people’s characteristics and talk about their habits – mostly their bad ones! We will discuss which bad habits really get on our nerves and how this can affect our relationships with our families and people around us. Book Now»
Learn to talk about your own and other people’s personalities and characteristics.
Who? This class is for pre-intermediate members. Do you come across as an outgoing person? Do you give off the impression that you’re shy? Or are you just simply rude! If you want to know how to talk about your own and other people’s personalities and characteristics then this is the lesson for you.
What? In this lesson you will look at pictures of different people and use high quality language to describe their personality to each other and the impressions they give off. We’ll also look into using comparatives and superlatives and finally do some role plays to practice the language. Book Now»
Don’t Judge A Book By It’s Cover
Learn the language you need for talking about stereotypes and giving your own opinions.
Who? This class is for Intermediate members. British people are all gentlemen, Chinese people all know Kung Fu and French people are all romantic. Is this true? Where do we get these ideas from? Maybe it’s just a stereotype? If you are interested in talking about other countries personal characteristics and customs then this is the lesson for you.
What? In this lesson you will find new ways of describing different nations without sounding rude. You’ll learn about using diplomatic language and making generalisations. Finally, you will be able to confidently speak to people from overseas without fear of putting your foot in it. Book Now»
The Right Combination
Learn how to describe the different members of a team according to their working styles, and where you fit in.
Who? This class is for Upper-Intermediate members. We all have to work as part of a team – whether this is as part of a one-off project, or more long-term working relationships. Do you know your role in a team? How does your role change according to the task and the team’s make-up? What binds the successful team together in spite of personality problems and conflicts? Andrew Carnegie says teamwork is “the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results”. If you want to be an uncommon person achieving above and beyond what you’re capable of by yourself, then this is the class for you!
What? In this class, we’ll start by looking at your individual working style by taking a personality test to determine which of four categories you fit in to. Next, we’ll decide what characteristics make up the most successful teams. Finally, we’ll take a look at a shortlist of candidates for a new TV show, and how we can take our knowledge of working styles to evaluate their potential for success (or failure!). Book Now»
Getting On My Nerves!
Learn to talk about people’s personal characteristics and daily habits.
Who? This class is for Intermediate members. Does it drive you up the wall when someone is chatting to you on the bus non-stop? Does it make your blood boil when you’re waiting patiently and somebody jumps the queue? Are you sick and tired of people spitting on the floor without a care for other people around them? If you want to be able to describe these annoying habits, then make sure you come to this class!
What? In this lesson we will describe different people’s characteristics and talk about their habits – mostly their bad ones! We will discuss which bad habits really get on our nerves and how this can affect our relationships with our families and people around us. Book Now»
Getting On My Nerves!
Learn to talk about people’s personal characteristics and daily habits.
Who? This class is for Intermediate members. Does it drive you up the wall when someone is chatting to you on the bus non-stop? Does it make your blood boil when you’re waiting patiently and somebody jumps the queue? Are you sick and tired of people spitting on the floor without a care for other people around them? If you want to be able to describe these annoying habits, then make sure you come to this class!
What? In this lesson we will describe different people’s characteristics and talk about their habits – mostly their bad ones! We will discuss which bad habits really get on our nerves and how this can affect our relationships with our families and people around us. Book Now»
Split Personality
Learn to talk about your own and other people’s personalities and characteristics.
Who? This class is for pre-intermediate members. Do you come across as an outgoing person? Do you give off the impression that you’re shy? Or are you just simply rude! If you want to know how to talk about your own and other people’s personalities and characteristics then this is the lesson for you.
What? In this lesson you will look at pictures of different people and use high quality language to describe their personality to each other and the impressions they give off. We’ll also look into using comparatives and superlatives and finally do some role plays to practice the language. Book Now»
Do You See That Girl Over There?
In this class you’ll learn how to describe people’s appearances and personalities to other people using idiomatic and detailed English.
Who? This class is for intermediate members. For some of us, talking about other people is the most fun topic you could imagine! Talking about other people’s appearances and personality is an easy way to help you to make friends and build relationships. If you want to be able to join in the fun in English then make sure you come to this class!
What? At the end of this class you will be able to use high quality language to describe people’s physical appearance, facial features and personal characteristics. If you don’t know the difference between a comparative and a superlative before this lesson, you definitely will after! Book Now»
Split Personality
Learn to talk about your own and other people’s personalities and characteristics.
Who? This class is for pre-intermediate members. Do you come across as an outgoing person? Do you give off the impression that you’re shy? Or are you just simply rude! If you want to know how to talk about your own and other people’s personalities and characteristics then this is the lesson for you.
What? In this lesson you will look at pictures of different people and use high quality language to describe their personality to each other and the impressions they give off. We’ll also look into using comparatives and superlatives and finally do some role plays to practice the language. Book Now»
Do You See That Girl Over There?
In this class you’ll learn how to describe people’s appearances and personalities to other people using idiomatic and detailed English.
Who? This class is for intermediate members. For some of us, talking about other people is the most fun topic you could imagine! Talking about other people’s appearances and personality is an easy way to help you to make friends and build relationships. If you want to be able to join in the fun in English then make sure you come to this class!
What? At the end of this class you will be able to use high quality language to describe people’s physical appearance, facial features and personal characteristics. If you don’t know the difference between a comparative and a superlative before this lesson, you definitely will after! Book Now»
The Big Cheese
Describing personality types in a professional and accurate way.
Who? This class is for Upper-intermediate members. Do you have a good relationship with your manager? Or are you a manager – if so, how well do you get on with your employees? Some of us have a love/hate relationship with our managers – but you’ll just love this lesson on what makes a good manager.
What? During this class, you’ll learn the language you need to be able to describe somebody’s personal qualities in a way that is meaningful and professional. Whether promoting staff, asking for a promotion, interviewing, hiring or firing, or just talking about a manager/team member, there is set of language that professionals use when discussing key characteristics. In China’s competitive job market, you need to know it. Book Now»