
See how essential English is in daily work and e-commerce, with screenshots of English emails, product listings, and account interfaces across multiple platforms.
Gain practical spoken English from a non-native learner who started at 18 with little foundation and built a thriving ecommerce career through real-world practice.
Improve your spoken English as a non-native with practical, experience-based guidance. Access free tools like Google Translate, get quick answers, and follow a practical, theory-free approach based on real experience.
Develop spoken English skills through two sessions: practical speaking, listening, and grammar with free native speaker reading channels, then master job interviews with role-play, resume prep, and English answers.
Five simple steps to improve spoken English: listen to native speaker recordings, imitate accurately, read aloud loudly, write while reading, and repeat.
Learn to study target companies and job descriptions, tailor a resume for e-commerce roles, and practice English interviews with common questions and tailored introductions.
My tips to improve Spoken English
1, Listen to native speakers, from any channel
2, Imitate everything, grammar, pronunciation, up and down…
3, Read as loudly as you can
4, When reading, you write at the same time
5, Repeat and repeat
My tips to improve grammar and vocabulary
1, Find most used grammar / words on Google, and sentence
2, Put in on google translate, to make sounds
3, Do as what I do as improving my spoken English
Other tips
1, Talk to native as much as you can (if not, talk to robot like:Siri)
2, Listen as much as you can
(since you can listen more than you read/ not things that is not related to you, music? song? )
3, Think in English
4, Excise your month and tougue
Master English for Interview
A: Before you interview, study on line, the company, the job, the responsibility, the talent required
B: Write resume, which emphasizes your experience, skills, etc specifically related to point A, and use the skills I teach on Section 1, to practice and make sure you are fluent
C: Google: interview introduction template, and make up your own introduction
Master English for Interview
D: Prepare for possible questions they will ask-google it
E: When interviewer ask you a question, your reaction cycle should be:What is behind the question? What they want to know? Make sure you express in English, to the point, and say what they want to hear.
It is quite like a examination text:
Listen-Undertand-Think-Organize-Speak