Bringing communication and connection to life
Learning for Good
In a world where communication is more important than ever, Hope for Global English is a designated Social Purpose organization safeguarding equitable, quality, second language education and fostering lifelong learning for all.
Bringing communication and connection to life
Learning for Good
In a world where communication is more important than ever,
Hope for Global English
is a designated Social Purpose organization safeguarding equitable, quality, second language education and fostering lifelong learning for all.
Bringing communication and connection to life
Learning for Good
In a world where communication is more important than ever, Hope for Global English is a designated Social Purpose organization safeguarding equitable, quality, second language education and fostering lifelong learning for all.
You are part of a much bigger picture...
The fact that English is the world’s most widely spoken first language is due to the large number of people who speak it as a second language.
Modern communications, globalized trade and easy international travel, English is the nearest thing there has ever been to a single global language.
Global English, also known as World English’s or International English is influenced by all of the characteristics English as Second Language (ESL) speakers bring from their Native language and all of the language influences picked up in this very connected world.
Mastery of English is a priority in a globalized society. Mastery of a native English accent is a personal choice.
You are part of a much bigger picture...
The fact that English is the world’s most widely spoken first language is due to the large number of people who speak it as a second language.
Modern communications, globalized trade and easy international travel, English is the nearest thing there has ever been to a single global language.
Global English, also known as World English’s or International English is influenced by all of the characteristics English as Second Language (ESL) speakers bring from their Native language and all of the language influences picked up in this very connected world.
Mastery of English is a priority in a globalized society. Mastery of a native English accent is a personal choice.
You are part of a much bigger picture...
The fact that English is the world’s most widely spoken first language is due to the large number of people who speak it as a second language.
Modern communications, globalized trade and easy international travel, English is the nearest thing there has ever been to a single global language.
Global English, also known as World English’s or International English is influenced by all of the characteristics English as Second Language (ESL) speakers bring from their Native language and all of the language influences picked up in this very connected world.
Mastery of English is a priority in a globalized society. Mastery of a native English accent is a personal choice.
Students worry what kind of English they should be learning. Should it be English spoken like the Brits or Australians or Americans?
What will take you farther in your work and everyday life?
Think about a business person from Germany selling medical equipment to a doctor in the United States who is treating a Mexican patient.
When you learn Global English, you will be able to understand English as it is actually being used in the world not just by native speakers, but all who come to use it.
Students worry what kind of English they should be learning. Should it be English spoken like the Brits or Australians or Americans?
What will take you farther in your work and everyday life?
Think about a business person from Germany selling medical equipment to a doctor in the United States who is treating a Mexican patient.
When you learn Global English, you will be able to understand English as it is actually being used in the world not just by native speakers, but all who come to use it.
Students worry what kind of English they should be learning. Should it be English spoken like the Brits or Australians or Americans?
What will take you farther in your work and everyday life?
Think about a business person from Germany selling medical equipment to a doctor in the United States who is treating a Mexican patient.
When you learn Global English, you will be able to understand English as it is actually being used in the world not just by native speakers, but all who come to use it.
What Experts Say...
By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development,
including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development.
United Nations Development Goal 4.7
Pressure to speak English in the workplace continues to grow as more and more companies invest in globalizing their teams. However, mastering a new language requires time and resources that many people — especially adults who are no longer in school — struggle to find.
Harvard Business Review "How to Improve Your Business English" by Minh Tran and Peter Burman July 4, 2018
Alex Rawlings is a Polygot who speaks an impressive 15 different languages! Alex’s tip on making a vocabulary mind-map:
“I take a topic like going to the shop, and on a piece of paper I write out every single phrase I could ever imagine needing at the shop, then try to find those phrases on the Internet, or translate them, and memorize them.”
BBC Radio “How to learn a language: tips from a polyglot”
What Experts Say...
By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development,
including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development.
United Nations Development Goal 4.7
Pressure to speak English in the workplace continues to grow as more and more companies invest in globalizing their teams. However, mastering a new language requires time and resources that many people — especially adults who are no longer in school — struggle to find.
Harvard Business Review "How to Improve Your Business English" by Minh Tran and Peter Burman July 4, 2018
Alex Rawlings is a Polygot who speaks an impressive 15 different languages! Alex’s tip on making a vocabulary mind-map:
“I take a topic like going to the shop, and on a piece of paper I write out every single phrase I could ever imagine needing at the shop, then try to find those phrases on the Internet, or translate them, and memorize them.”
BBC Radio “How to learn a language: tips from a polyglot”
What Experts Say...
By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development,
including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development.
United Nations Development Goal 4.7
Pressure to speak English in the workplace continues to grow as more and more companies invest in globalizing their teams. However, mastering a new language requires time and resources that many people — especially adults who are no longer in school — struggle to find.
Harvard Business Review "How to Improve Your Business English" by Minh Tran and Peter Burman July 4, 2018
Alex Rawlings is a Polygot who speaks an impressive 15 different languages! Alex’s tip on making a vocabulary mind-map:
“I take a topic like going to the shop, and on a piece of paper I write out every single phrase I could ever imagine needing at the shop, then try to find those phrases on the Internet, or translate them, and memorize them.”
BBC Radio “How to learn a language: tips from a polyglot”
Our Mission
Dedication of English as a tool toward cultural capital enhancing individual and community quality of life.
Our Values
In either short or long term, we carry out our business to promote the good effects and minimize the bad effects on:
- local and international communities
- the environment
- our employees, vendors and customers
Our Vision
A world in which thirst for learning is a life-long experience quenching people’s curiosity and accelerating enthusiastic global citizenry at any age.
Our Mission
Dedication of English as a tool toward cultural capital enhancing individual and community quality of life.
Our Values
In either short or long term, we carry out our business to promote the good effects and minimize the bad effects on:
- local and international communities
- the environment
- our employees, vendors and customers
Our Vision
A world in which thirst for learning is a life-long experience quenching people’s curiosity and accelerating enthusiastic global citizenry at any age.
Our Mission
Dedication of English as a tool toward cultural capital enhancing individual and community quality of life.
Our Values
In either short or long term, we carry out our business to promote the good effects and minimize the bad effects on:
- local and international communities
- the environment
- our employees, vendors and customers
Our Vision
A world in which thirst for learning is a life-long experience quenching people’s curiosity and accelerating enthusiastic global citizenry at any age.