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Do you want your staff to speak clearly and confidently on the phone with customers
Our training teaches staff to neutralise their accent, enhance their speech skills, and communicate with customers in a clear and effective way
that Australian customers can relate to.
The quicker your staff can communicate effectively, the faster your business can grow.
English Pronunciation Tips. Pronounce ‘ed’ correctly and more!
English Pronunciation Tips. Pronounce ‘ed’ Correctly And More! English pronunciation can be tricky at times so I thought I would clear up some confusion with a few pronunciation tips this
How To Pronounce Words /a/ And /e/ Vowels
The Difference Between The /a/ and /e/ Vowels In the video above you will learn how to pronounce words with the /a/ and /a/ sounds in them. I have included
Business English – The Fastest Way to Make a Bad First Impression
To me, Business English doesn’t just mean the technical words and vocabulary you use when talking about business subjects, it also means how you phrase things, and understanding the cultural
English Pronunciation -Who else wants to Speak English Fluently?
You know I have talked about English Pronunciation and speaking English fluently before, but I realised I left out an important element! I have already told you about some of
Speak Fluent English with Confidence Under Pressure
Have you ever noticed that when you are under pressure to speak fluent English you may stumble more than usual, or speak faster than you want to and become unclear?
Say Your name in English! The 3 Things Stopping you!
Have you ever felt frustrated that no matter what you do, people still can’t get your name the first time you say it in English? You aren’t alone. Have you
10 Commonly Mispronounced English Words
I was a little worried about including the following article in a blog to you. I am always on the look out for a good, clear article on pronunciation to
Vowel Pronunciation, ‘a’ vowel.
VIDEO: ‘a’ Vowel Pronunciation. Have you noticed that sometimes vowel pronunciation in English is hard because you can’t hear the difference between two different vowels? Well, you aren’t the only
