Some frequently asked questions What is an Au Pair? An Au Pair lives abroad with a host family, supporting them with childcare and some light housework duties in exchange for free board and lodging as well as a monetary … Continue reading →

What Distinguishes Business English? English is the language of international business, and Business English can be defined as the use or application of English language skills as a global business communication tool. A general English course for business people is not … Continue reading →

There are many operators out there in the world offering ‘life experience’ qualifications, mostly online. These degrees/diplomas are utterly worthless because there is no real education, training or learning behind them. You pay your money and receive what is effectively … Continue reading →

We use idioms all the time in English, and this includes Business English. Very often, they are grouped around certain themes, such as means of transport, e.g. “…off the rails“, “…on the road“, and “…in train“. One of the greatest … Continue reading →

When I first started driving in Bucharest, my Romanian father-in-law sat beside me to provide directions and some moral support. Every time I got annoyed with another driver (which happened quite a lot), he would say, “Hey, calm down, don’t … Continue reading →

KeyEnglish is now an accredited centre for London Chamber of Commerce & Industry International Qualifications (LCCI IQ) We offer courses leading to examinations in EfB (English for Business) – all levels SEFIC (Spoken English for Industry & Commerce) – all levels English for Accounting - Level 3 … Continue reading →

From ‘normal English’… Most online translation tools just have to be one of the most lethal but effective murderers in the history of non-humankind: they have singlehandedly killed off just about every language known to man in one fell swoop. … Continue reading →

When you read some thing, do you notice how many errors their is, such as poor spelling, misuse of grammar and no question marks. They probably making a bad impression on you. They make a bad impression on everyone else … Continue reading →