Watch – 5 Ways to Make Your English Natural

Watch – 5 Ways to Make Your English Natural

by | Jan 4, 2022 | BRIEFING, DISCUSSION, FORMAL WRITING, IDIOMS, LETTERS/E-MAILS, LEVEL 3, ORAL EXAM, SLP 3, SLP 3333, SPEAKING, STANAG 6001 EXAMS, STANAG 6001 EXAMSWRITING, TOOLKIT, VOCABULARY, WRITING, WRITING EXAM, WRITING3, WRITTEN EXAM

How to sound natural during the exam and why is it even important? Have you ever tried learning things to say during the exam by heart? Forget it! The trick is to make your English sound natural and more native like. Watch the video and check out 5 ways in which you...
Watch – How To Avoid 10 Common Mistakes in STANAG 6001 Briefings

Watch – How To Avoid 10 Common Mistakes in STANAG 6001 Briefings

by | Dec 21, 2021 | BRIEFING, FORMAL WRITING, LETTERS/E-MAILS, LEVEL 3, ORAL EXAM, REPORT, SLP 3333, SPEAKING, STANAG 6001 EXAMS, STANAG 6001 EXAMSWRITING, WRITING, WRITING EXAM, WRITTEN EXAM

There are some mistakes you can make in STANAG 6001 briefings that can be easily avoided if you know where to look. Watch the video and learn how to avoid them. TEXT VERSION Hello everyone, and welcome to the short workshop about 10 common mistakes to avoid in the...
What you need to revise before the exam

What you need to revise before the exam

by | Nov 11, 2021 | BRIEFING, DISCUSSION, FORMAL WRITING, LETTERS/E-MAILS, LEVEL 3, ORAL EXAM, REPORT, SLP 3, SLP 3333, SPEAKING, STANAG 6001 EXAMS, TOOLKIT, WRITING, WRITING EXAM, WRITING3, WRITTEN EXAM

If you are preparing for the STANAG 6001 exam and there’s little time left, focus on two things: immersing yourself in English and learning the specific exam requirements. How to immerse yourself in English? Do as much as you can in English every day. These...
Why do you need a collocations dictionary?

Why do you need a collocations dictionary?

by | Apr 20, 2021 | IDIOMS, LEVEL 2, LEVEL 3, ORAL EXAM, SLP 2222, SPEAKING, STANAG 6001 EXAMS, STANAG 6001 EXAMSWRITING, VOCABULARY, WRITING, WRITING EXAM, WRITING3, WRITTEN EXAM

Why do you need a collocations dictionary? Or maybe we should start from the beginning and say what a collocation is? A collocation is a partly or fully fixed expression, which has been established in use by native speakers who used it repeatedly in context, for...