Business English · from A2 to C1

English for work. Taught by a man with opinions.

Short lessons, instant-feedback exercises and scenario-based missions for students, apprentices and professionals. Lessons and practice are free. No account needed to start.

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Welcome. Sit down. Your English is about to get better whether you like it or not.

How it works

Learn it. Practise it. Use it for real.

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1 · Free

Lessons

Grammar and vocabulary, explained in five minutes with real business examples and the classic traps. Revisable any time.

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2 · Free

Practice

Multiple choice, gap-fills, flashcards, matching. Corrected on the spot, with the reason why. Stuck? Peek at the lesson — for half a point.

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A harbour with a container ship

3 · Classes & subscribers

Missions

A real situation, step by step: briefing, lesson, exercises, final task. A quote to send, a customer to calm down, a shipment to save.

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A mission, for example

Don’t Lose the Container

Where
A small exporter in Saint-Malo, shipping crêpe pans to Dublin
You are
Export assistant, three weeks in
What’s at stake
Your first quote. If the Incoterm is wrong, the margin goes overboard.

7 steps · B1 · Trade & Export

A harbour with a container ship, cranes and old city walls
Mr C, skeptical

Three weeks in and already sending quotes. Welcome to export.

Universes

Pick a world. Any world.

Trade & Export

Quotes, Incoterms, shipping, payment.

Retail & Customer

Shop floor, complaints, keeping your cool.

Workplace Communication

Emails, meetings, calls.

Grammar & Vocabulary Toolbox

The nuts and bolts. Unglamorous, indispensable.

Also: Society & Culture · TOEIC (coming soon)

Rewards, sort of

Earn pins. Wear them with moderate pride.

Mr C has a jacket covered in sarcastic pins. With a free account, you get yours: one for your first perfect score, one for coming back after a bad one, a few secret ones for the curious.

Your little ray of sarcastic sunshine
Doing my best
Sorry I offended you with facts and logic
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Teachers & schools

Mr C’s students get everything, free.

Classes get their own space: missions assigned by the teacher, progress tracking, real active time. Subscriptions for everyone else are on the way.