These are just some of the things that set Global apart from other general English courses for adults. It enables students to learn English as it is used in our globalised world, to learn through English with information-rich, intellectually engaging topics; and to learn about English as an international language.
Welcome to Global.
Today we have two new videos for you from our interview with Professor David Crystal. more…
We’ve just been sent this, and wanted to share it. It’s an independent review of more…
We have a new Global Blogger starting with us this week. He’ll be with us more…
Picture the scene. My IELTS students have just completed a rigorous 90-minute Reading exam. The more…
My last trip before the summer was a week-long tour of Kazakhstan universities. It was more…
This May, Macmillan Poland launched the series Global with a tour of several Polish cities. more…
Sometimes when I’m reading a book in Italian, I’ll stop and look at the page, more…
Last week was a “B” week for Global. I gave talks in Slovakia (in Bratislava), more…
Going against common parental wisdom, I encourage my students to let their kids watch all more…
A new video this week from our series featuring Professor David Crystal. Here he is more…
Three months ago, thanks to a colleague of mine, I came into contact with a more…
When a student and I reviewed the first part of unit 3, ‘Friends and Family’ more…
I know, it’s a loaded title, ‘Old but Loved’, especially if you’re aware that I’m more…
On my second day in Dubai I asked to be taken to visit a school more…
Most teachers will be aware of what the three basic acronyms above stand for in more…
There are two types of regular travellers: those who try to live out of one more…
In this latest video Professor David Crystal talks about which ‘English’ we should be teaching more…
