Resources for Speakers of English as a Second Language
- Get 31 Journal Prompts for some regular English practice:
https://excellenceinenglisheducation.com/EnglishJournal
- Holidays in Scotland*:
Join Ruth at Blue Noun for a full immersion holiday
- Use Descript to transcribe your audio and video files to get an idea of how clearly you speak! *
- Listen to Scottish accents to help you learn more about the differences between Scottish and English and get used to hearing some of the unfamiliar sounds!
Scottish Sound School
- Online Asynchronous Pronunciation Course*:
Sign up for an Asynchronous Online Course with Bridge Education Group
- Chants and raps from Fluency MC:
Fluency MC - YouTube
Resources for Teachers
- Recorded IATEFL Workshop - Developing confident communicators: practical ways to incorporate pronunciation into lesson plans:
Workshop Recording
- Online Pronunciation Resources:
Mark Hancock's phonics games
- Chants and raps from Fluency MC:
Fluency MC - YouTube
- Charlie's Lessons give English teachers the tools and know-how to successfully use technology in the classroom:
Charlie's Lessons - YouTube
- Looking for an online platform to store and share lesson plans?
Check out Amazy
- Thinking about starting tutoring?*
Join Jigsaw Phonics
Resources for Artists
- Join me (Jennie) and Ruth over at True Voice English
*Some of the links above are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission—at no extra cost to you—if you decide to make a purchase. I only recommend resources I truly believe in.

Imagine...
...you stop constantly criticising your language usage, allowing your self-esteem to grow
...you're spending more time speaking English regularly, which increases your confidence
...you speak English weekly with others, who are just as passsionate about the language as you