BE Inglés - Escucha y Aprende

Calling a result “good,” “strong,” or “successful” tells your listener what you think. What supports that conclusion?
In this Coaching Moment, practise Claim → Evidence → Implication: state your result, give concrete evidence, and explain why it matters. Follow a simple example showing how faster processing creates more time for client follow-up, then try the structure in your next work update.
Support your claim. Show its value. Make your English work for you!

Someone asks a straightforward question, but you begin with the background. Your listener hears the story—and keeps waiting for your answer.
In this Coaching Moments episode, a newspaper mnemonic helps you practise Headline → Detail: give the main answer first, then add the context needed to explain it. Hear the difference between two versions of the same update, and try the approach in your next workplace conversation.
Make your English work for you!

One proposal costs less. The other can be ready sooner. Both have merit—and someone wants your recommendation.
In this episode of Coaching Moments, learn a practical framework for explaining your choice in English: Both options → Priority → Choice.
We explore how “The deciding factor is…” introduces what matters most, and how “Given that priority, I’d recommend…” connects your reasoning to your recommendation. A memorable scale-and-weight image helps you retrieve the structure when you need it at work.
Make your English work for you!

Everyone agrees, but the next step is still unclear. How can you speak up in English when assigning the work isn’t your role? Today’s Coaching Moments explores that awkward meeting moment and helps you find the words to move the conversation towards a clear commitment.
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“How’s the work coming along?” You have the facts ready, but explaining them clearly doesn’t always come easily. Your listener may end up piecing the story together while you’re still talking.
In this Coaching Moment, we explore a simple way to organise your update so colleagues can follow your message with less effort. A practical tool to try in your next meeting or conversation at work.
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