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For engineers who work in English as a second or additional language in their professional lives.
Business English for Engineers: What It Is (and Why You Need More Than That)
You've been learning English your whole life. School, university, maybe even a language course or two along the way....
How to Keep Learning English When You’re a Busy Engineer
5 Tips for Engineers That Have Nothing to Do With Grammar If you're an engineer trying to improve your Technical...
Self-Talk: The Quickest Way to Sound More Natural in English (Without Adding to Your To-Do List)
You're a busy engineer with international projects, client meetings, and tight deadlines. The last thing you need is...
Does Your Accent Hold You Back at Work? Here’s the Real Answer
Your accent is not the problem. If you're a non-native English speaker working in international engineering, chances...
Let’s Talk Trash
I need to tell you a funny story. A couple of weeks ago, I met with a new client for the first time. Let's call...
Why Engineers Are Naturally Good at Learning Technical English
Estimated reading time: 6 minutes Most engineers assume language learning is the opposite of engineering. Logical....
How to Work in an International Engineering Team: Practical Tips That Actually Work
If you're a non-native English speaker on an international engineering project, you've probably had this moment:...
International Team Communication: What Non-Native English Speakers (and Their Colleagues) Need to Know
There's a particular kind of exhaustion that doesn't show up in any project report. It hits engineers at the end of a...
How to Write Business Emails Faster (As an Engineer)
Staring at a blank email, watching the cursor blink, while a two-minute task turns into twenty? You're not bad at...