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What to Say When You Don't Know What to Say

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Summary

Price
£8 inc VAT
Study method
Online
Duration
Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification

Overview

A short survey of social survival skills

Description


This course is intended for all English language learners who are interested in the subject of small talk.


It consists of ten mini lectures in the form of entertaining videos which present strategies for coping with those uncomfortable moments when you don't know what to say at a party (or any other social occasion!).


In addition, each lecture is accompanied by a worksheet which contains a bunch of language/communication focused exercises, tips and hyperlinks, all related to small talk and the subject area of a given mini lecture in particular.


The course has about 30 minutes worth of video content. Each worksheet will take you anything from 10 minutes up to 1 hour to complete.


In fact, we hope that the videos and worksheets will inspire you enough to do your own online research into each subject area :)


Why take this course?


Because after completing it:

  • you will expand and/or revise vocabulary relating to and useful for small talk
  • you might come to love small talk, or at least you will see that it's not as scary as it sometimes seems :)
  • you'll have fun!


Enjoy!

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