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When you want to learn a language – or learn anything, really - there are a couple of important things that will make it easier and more enjoyable for you.

So, you’ve been learning English for a while. You are comfortable with grammar rules, have a lot of vocabulary, you can read, write, and even speak. However, when you watch TV, listen to the radio, or find yourself in a conversation with native speak...

Taking high-quality photos has never been so easy or effortless, thanks to smartphones. With a little practise and a few special tips, you can improve the way you capture your daily life and routine. Here are our 5 favourite tricks:

Recent global events have sharpened our business focus towards our delivery methods, and how we can translate our course content to a medium that connects our students to their learning outcomes - regardless of their location or personal circumstance...

To support you in your first week of online study, we have prepared some helpful tips to help you get the most from your online course.

As you prepare to take your studies online, we have created some helpful tips to get you started.

Outside the school classroom, finding opportunities to speak with others in English can seem hard. However, there are a few things that you can do from the very simple everyday exchanges to meeting up with others who you can have full conversations w...

How do we build a strong house that won’t crack or blow away in the wind? That’s right! We need a strong foundation. The same goes for learning a language. Grammar books sometimes go straight into the tenses but it’s the foundations that will help yo...

Is improving your English your biggest goal in 2020? Here at Greenwich College, we know a few things about learning English, and here are our top five tips to get ahead and reach your learning goals.

Do you think in English? Or, do you think in your language and then translate before you speak? If you’re still thinking in your first language, but trying to speak in English, your brain is doing too much! Imagine you’re having a conversation and yo...