English Coach Podcast - Living the Language

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The Lived Experience - featuring Said el Amir

In today's episode, we talk about:

• The ability to live the international character of a job role – supported in many ways by sometimes unconventional use of language.
• We will discuss the need for language, the most international of which by any measure and in almost any field of work is still English.
• We’ll discuss successful attempts to share knowledge locally and in person, internationally and remotely, not only in English – but in other languages too. We talk about learning from mistakes, and about attitudes and approaches that work.
• And lastly, one of my favourite topics – improvising -  supplementing your communication efforts by mixing words with action, and learning the rules while being ever mindful of the fact that  your ultimate goal – perhaps – is to be able to break them.

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Delivering Business Presentations in English as a second language.

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The Lived Experience - featuring Olga Miller

We talk about: 

Using an unconventional language to express what you want to express.

Approaching problem solving in an unconventional way and achieving transformation of sorts, by treading the road less travelled.

Building self-confidence and learning how to create something meaningful, in spite of fears of what you might see as your own shortcomings.

Stage fright – Coming to terms with fear and channelling the energy of it in such a way that it serves you.

Improvisation – the positive effects of claiming the freedom to dance with the language. The advantages of not taking yourself so seriously and of simply trying something out.

The benefits of placing yourself also within also ‘fun places of influence’ or ‘safe spaces’ where you can try out your skills, and to develop your skills in a risk-free environment.

The tangible effects of Formal as compared with Informal approaches to adult education.

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Delivering Business Presentations in English as a Second Language.

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Hallo, mein Name ist Ian und ich möchte Dich zur allerersten Staffel des „English Coach Podcasts“ begrüßen. Dies ist ein englischer Podcast, aber ich möchte eine Einführung auch auf Deutsch anbieten; die Muttersprache der meisten meiner Kursteilnehmer.

Hello – welcome!

I am so happy to be finally producing this, the very first episode of the English Coach Podcast. It’s season one of something fresh and exciting – that hopes to add a splash of colour and life to your learning experience. Hi, my name is Ian, your host and English Coach.

As a teacher trainer and coach, I offer what I like to call the personalized solution. Now this is not really all about me – but if you want to see more about who I am and what I do – just head on over to TrainingTree.de , and meet the Show Host.

Essentially I am doing this to serve my community of learners, and anyone else who likes the show. The podcast hopes to accompany you – in a meaningful way – on your learning journey. It will help you to hold on to the things that you have learned and to achieve the fluency that you want. In this episode 1, I tell you a little about what you can expect and where it all comes from.

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