Blog series

This series uncovers ideas and activities from British Council teaching centres around the world. Read on for tips for directed independent learning from British Council Education India, Bangalore.

This series uncovers ideas and activities from British Council IELTS teaching centres around the world. Read on for three ideas from British Council Hong Kong.

This series uncovers ideas and activities from British Council IELTS teaching centres around the world. Read on for three ideas from British Council Greece.

This series uncovers ideas and activities from British Council IELTS teaching centres around the world. Read on for four lessons from British Council Vietnam.

Social media teaching is growing in popularity. Why does it work and where do you start?

Have you ever wondered about the process of publishing, or becoming an author? In this mini-series, we share three different experiences of three different types of publishing. This week, Felicity O’Dell tells us how she self-published her book 100+ Tips and Tricks for Success in Language Learning.

Have you ever wondered about the process of publishing, or becoming an author? In this mini-series, we share three different experiences in three different types of publishing. This week, Martin Moore shares tips on how to work with a large publishing house.

In this post, Lucas Gade takes a closer look at the SCORM integration process while giving answers to five FAQs.

The beauty of SCORM is that most of the work is done for you. So, the list below is a compilation of questions you may consider when integrating ClarityEnglish programs into your course through SCORM.

It is extremely frustrating when you have excellent tools or programs but a) no one knows they are available, and b) if they do, they don’t know where to find them. One solution is to deliver digital resources to your students on a Learning Management System (LMS) through SCORM.

Every Clarity subscription can allow students to run the ClarityEnglish programs from home, the bus-stop, the library and the classroom. What are the elements required for this to be as smooth as silk (as Tense Buster, Intermediate, Equality would teach us)?

Our 30th anniversary has allowed us to connect, reflect and plan for the future. See more from our 30 year anniversary here.

Puiyee Chan, Clarity’s managing director, lays out the plans for the future.

Andrew Stokes and Samuel Sheinberg look back on how EdTech has changed over the last 30 years and what we can expect in the future.

Some of our partners and customers have been with us since we started 30 years ago. Here are a few memories from the early days.

This year marks ClarityEnglish’s 30th birthday. Over the coming months we will share messages and lessons from a few people who have helped us get to this point. This week, Martin Moore shares four lessons for success in digital publishing.

The hardest module? Learn the easiest way to gain, and lose, marks.

‘I don’t understand!’ Ask the right questions to produce the right answer.

The tips, tricks and distractions you need to look out for a high score.

The key facts you need to know to avoid pointlessly losing points.

Your thought-provoking Arrivals in English questions answered.

How we localised the program for Australian and Canadian English.

Introducing features and how to best use the program.

The barriers to ESOL and our suggested solutions.