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12 November 2025

False Friends

Although many French words are similar to or even the same as their English equivalent eg restaurant/restaurant, television/télévision, concert/concert, secret/secret, it’s important to remember that not all similar words mean the same in both languages.

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11 November 2025

Language Training for Relocation

For anyone relocating to a new job in a new country it can be a very daunting and potentially life-changing experience. As viewers of hit Netflix series 'Emily in Paris' will know, life can be difficult when you don't learn the language of your new colleagues!

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21 November 2024

Premier League Training

CLT are proud to provide language training for several Premier League football clubs, including tailored 'English for Football' courses

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13 February 2020

20 English Idioms to help your fluency

An idiom is a group of words that, when translated literally are a load of nonsense. For example “hold your horses” or “head in the clouds” but they are used frequently by English speakers….to the confusion of those trying to learn the language.

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20 March 2019

Wahaca invests in its team with English for Hospitality Training

With a group of restaurants and bars in London and throughout the UK, Wahaca brings a real taste of Mexico to our UK shores. MasterChef winner Thomasina Miers co-founded the restaurant group and it was born from her love of fresh, honest Mexican street food and her desire to share the experience with anyone who cared to join her.

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2 January 2019

Improving English Communication Skills in UK Football

With two transfer windows taking place in the year, many football clubs are buying new players whose English communication skills need some improvement. When players sign for a club outside their native country, they are immediately faced with a language barrier as they try to deal with media coverage, communications on (and off) the pitch and a new culture. In the short term, clubs provide translation services for players to deal with the media but this often doesn’t extend to communication with teammates and managers.

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