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Jan 01 2014
Taking a Global approach in Munich

Director at Global ISK in Munich, Susanne Dettinger-Klemm explains why the critical thinking approach and breadth of professional, international and relevant content in the Global course makes it perfect for the type of clientele at her language school.

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Jan 01 2014
Straightforward teaching in Southampton

The coursebook works for me because it's very up to date, with great listening activities and interesting texts. It works for the students because they like the topics (such as hotels, accommodation, phone calls, etc.) which are useful for them.

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Jan 01 2014
Gateway in the Czech Republic

In the Czech Republic, Gateway is used by a number of schools as a vital preparation course for their Maturita exam. The course is enjoyed by students partly because it brings in popular life and culture and is very relatable.

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Jan 01 2014
Making a Move with Excel English

We have been using Move at all levels from Elementary to Advanced for the last six years. We use Move as a summer coursebook with students aged 16 and upwards.

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Jan 01 2014
Teaching Global in Geneva

We have been using Global since September 2012. Geneva is a truly global city and our students come from all over the world and are mainly professionals working in Geneva-based NGOs and international corporations. It’s impossible to generalise on what our students are like, but they are global professionals who need English to communicate both professionally and privately.

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Jan 01 2014
Gateway to exam success at GPOA

Gateway really helps with preparation through the 'Click On' sections in the Student's Book. By the time students reach the B1 level, they have all the language and exam skills for the exam, but also acquire all the general knowledge they need in the exam.

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Jan 01 2014
Get Ready for International Business

Get Ready for International Business works for my students because it allows them to engage in various group-orientated communication activities getting familiar with various daily workplace situations and conversations. The coursebook introduces essentially useful English phrases and the amount is sufficient for the class to both absorb and develop new skills every week.

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