If you come to work in the UK, you will be expected to speak a certain level of English. Which level is it? It depends on what career you want to have, but there is a minimum level – come find out what that level is, what kind of jobs it can get you and how Speak Up London can help you.
Who doesn’t love karaoke? To sing along to your favourite songs is one of the best things you can do to feel better. Did you know it can also help with your pronunciation? Find out how karaoke can help you improve your English pronunciation.
Learning English as a Spanish speaker is difficult! The English language does a lot of things differently. Watch out for these common mistakes and improve your English in no time.
Learning a new language comes with its own challenges. Often, the challenges are about how you stay motivated and seeing yourself progress! How can you make sure you’re progressing in your learning? Find out how you can make steady progress while you learn English
How can you stay motivated and disciplined about learning a new language? The advice is often not practical and doesn’t match with your day-to-day life. Find easy and sustainable tricks here to keep you motivated!
If you’re working in France, you have access to your Compte Personnel de Formation (CPF). You can use your CPF to train and improve your skills that will make you better at your job – which includes language courses. Find out how you can use your CPF to book an English course with Speak Up London!
Many students that come to Speak Up London want to improve their pronunciation and sound like a native speaker? But should you learn to speak like a native speaker or just to be understood?
You’re aiming to learn a new language in the new year, but don’t know if you’d prefer to be part of a group learning with a teacher or to learn by yourself? It’s up to you! This article will highlight some of the differences to consider between self-studying and guided courses.
Evening classes have become more popular in recent years, as they tend to provide the flexibility and time for professionals to improve their skills. What other advantages are there for taking evening classes?
The IELTS exam is really challenging. It tests your ability to read, speak, write and listen to English so you can live in English-speaking countries or attend university. What are the most common mistakes you can make in the exam and how do you get around them?
