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Updated pastoral support courses for internationally recruited healthcare professionals

SLC’s ‘Living and Working in the UK’ digital pastoral support courses for nurses, AHPs and doctors have been updated to include more content on – idiomatic language, particularly idioms and expression related to health – patient communication skills, such as managing patients, explaining, suggesting and showing empathy – the practicalities of life in the UK, […]

New content for English for Doctors

Subscribers to our flagship English for Doctors course will have noticed 3 new units appear on their content list. This important update adds learning content on areas of healthcare which have become increasingly prevalent across the world in recent years.

Suggesting Lifestyle Changes

Back to Menu ↩ Discover the key phrases for suggesting lifestyle changes to patients. Improve your communication skills in medical English with this guide. Watch lesson: Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW Download the handout from this video here: Medical English Courses Specialist […]

How to explain medications in English

Back to Menu ↩ Understand how to talk about medication in medical English. This video is a valuable resource for medical professionals and students. Watch lesson: Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW Download the handout from this video here: Medical English Courses Specialist […]

Medical terminology VS Everyday terms

Back to Menu ↩ Discover the differences between medical terminology and everyday language. Enhance your understanding and use of medical English. Watch lesson: Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW Download the handout from this video here: Medical English Courses Specialist Language Courses (SLC) […]

Live IELTS lessons now included in Reach IELTS

We’re delighted to announce that from November 11th, all subscribers to Reach IELTS will be able to access 4 live webinar IELTS preparation lessons every week to support their course.

Introducing our new client, Espirita

We are pleased to announce that we are now working with Espirita as their preferred language training provider.  We will be supporting Espirita candidates on their journey to professional registration in the USA, UK and beyond by providing  expert IELTS and OET tuition and digital courses. 

Programmes for refugees, asylum seekers and migrant communities

Back to Menu ↩ SLC’s Managing Director, Chris Moore, gave a presentation to the South West Regional ESOL Network on the work SLC are doing with refugee, asylum seeker and migrant communities across the UK in partnership with strategic migration partnerships (SMPs) and refugee support organisations such as RefuAid, the Lincolnshire Refugee Doctor Project, and […]

Syllabus: OET Prepare

Share This Post OET Prepare is a 3-level pathway, designed to take OET Nursing candidates from an A2 elementary level to a C1 OET B level. OET Prepare is for teachers and educational institutions who want excellent materials, clear lesson plans and a structure they can use to prepare nurses for success in OET. Teachers […]

Designing online materials for today’s learners – 5 key principles

Back to Menu ↩ https://vimeo.com/1023322198?share=copy This talk draws on a decade of experience in publishing digital English materials for healthcare students and professionals worldwide. In a landscape marked by digital overwhelm, five guiding principles were presented for anyone creating digital materials for students: Get clear Engage quickly Think small Build in adaptability Connect with the […]

Syllabus: Living and Working in the UK – AHP edition

Share This Post This short digital course supports international AHPs settle successfully into life and work in the UK. It targets their cultural, professional and linguistic needs, with focus units on UK life, culture and language, the NMC and HCPC, and essential communication skills when working with patients. The course is online and optimised for […]

Syllabus: Reach IELTS Writing

Share This Post Do you need to achieve a high score in the IELTS Writing paper? Then this course is for you! This online IELTS preparation course was created specifically to help you understand and use the language, techniques and strategies you need to maximise your score in the Academic Writing paper. It includes expert […]

Syllabus: Reach IELTS

Share This Post Expert online IELTS preparation. Reach IELTS enables you to achieve a high score in the IELTS Academic English test. If you need a score of 6.0 or more in IELTS for study or professional reasons, then this course will help you. Written by expert IELTS writer and trainer, Annelie Phillips, this online […]

Syllabus: Reach OET B Nursing

Share This Post Get ready for OET Nursing with the UK’s leading OET preparation provider. Reach OET B Nursing is for nurses who want to achieve a B grade in the Occupational English Test. Reach OET B Nursing includes over 150 hours of expert preparation for the 4 papers covering language and test techniques, lots […]

Syllabus: Reach OET B Medicine

Share This Post Prepare for OET Medicine with the UK’s leading OET preparation provider. Reach OET B Medicine is a flexible online study course giving doctors the language, skills and techniques they need to achieve a B grade in the Occupational English Test.  Every Reach OET B Medicine package includes over 150 hours of expert […]

How to Create a Successful Video Tutorial

Back to Menu ↩ SLC Academic Lead, Jo, is a brilliant video maker. Her videos on OET Preparation have achieved over 3 million views and SLC’s OET channel has over 83,000 subscribers. We’ve lost count of the number of times we have been told that people passed their OET test thanks to her videos or […]

AI Video Creation – Not a Complete Solution… Yet

Back to Menu ↩ Virginia creates outstanding online Medical English content, used by doctors, nurses, carers and OET students around the world to improve their professional English and communication skills and achieve the scores they need in OET to work in English-speaking countries. Over the years, Virginia has created hundreds of animated videos as part […]

Learning the Lessons: Analysing the Creation of a Sustainable, Structured Nursing English Programme in Multiple Nursing Colleges across India

Back to Menu ↩ Learning the Lessons: Analysing the Creation of a Sustainable, Structured Nursing English Programme in Multiple Nursing Colleges across India This presentation analysed the development of Nurs-Eng, an English language programme for nurses, delivered to Degree and Diploma level students at nursing colleges across India. The programme was created through SLC’s partnership […]

Syllabus: Living and Working in the UK – Doctors edition flyer

Back to Menu ↩ This short course is for doctors relocating to the UK. It provides them with the essential knowledge they need to successfully settle into the UK as a doctor. The course is highly visual and engaging. It includes lots of videos and useful reading, information from the NHS and GMC, language and […]

English Language and Communication Skills Services for Employers

Back to Menu ↩ SLC works with healthcare employers and recruitment companies to improve the profession-specific English language and communication skills of doctors, nurses, AHPs and healthcare support workers. We also prepare healthcare professionals to pass the international OET and IELTS tests so they can study and work internationally. SLC’s courses are online and work […]

New! Preparation for the Nursing OSCE course

We’re delighted to announce the launch of our new online Preparation for the Nursing OSCE course, written in partnership with the highly experienced OSCE training team at the Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. Background The Royal Devon reviewed a draft version of the course some months ago and saw that it had great […]

Sharing Best Practices in Pastoral Care Event – London

During September we were pleased to attend and co-sponsor a fantastic NHS focussed event in London – Sharing Best Practices in Pastoral Care.  The event was led by Wellington Makala (Chief Nurse)  and Debbie Smith (Nursing Director) of NELFT NHS who are both experts on the topic given that NELFT was a finalist in the […]

SLC present at Medical English conference in Krakow

Written by Chris Moore It was a pleasure to talk at the small but perfectly formed conference, ‘Languages in Medicine: Teaching, Testing, Practice’, at Krakow’s prestigious Jagellonian University, especially considering this was its inaugural edition. Jagiellonian University Medical College Language Centre I’ve known Iwona Misztal, the Director of the Jagiellonian University Medical College Language Centre, […]

New content on English for Nurses course

As part of the ongoing updates to all SLC courses, a new unit on cardiovascular conditions has been published on SLC’s English for Nurses course. This joins recent units on diabetes and mental health care. There are six learning modules in the unit: The heart Arrythmias Coronary heart disease, hypertension and lifestyle changes Coronary heart […]

Check out the SLC Presentations at the English for Healthcare Conference

What a privilege it was to sponsor and co-organise the English for Healthcare conference this past weekend. SLC people gave 3 presentations over the two days. We’re delighted to share them with you here. 1. Chris Moore, Managing Director Learning the Lessons: Analysing the Creation of a Sustainable, Structured Nursing English Programme in Multiple Nursing […]

The 6th International English for Healthcare Conference – Reflections

Reflecting on the English for Conference organised by EALTHY and SLC this past weekend, I started thinking about the numbers. 85 delegates, all involved in English for Healthcare education – lecturers, writers, assessment specialists, academic managers, translators. 22 countries represented, including New Zealand, Japan, Cuba, Kuwait, Bahrain, the US, Turkey, and much of Europe. 28 […]

The Heart & Cardiovascular Terms

Back to Menu ↩ Understand the heart, its functions, and common cardiovascular diseases. Improve your medical English with this comprehensive guide. Watch lesson: Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW Download the handout from this video here: Medical English Courses Specialist Language Courses (SLC) […]

The Chest & Respiratory Terms

Back to Menu ↩ Learn about teminology relating to the chest andrespiratory conditions. This video is perfect for medical English learners and professionals. Watch lesson: Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW Download the handout from this video here: Medical English Courses Specialist Language […]

Medical terms: Blood

Back to Menu ↩ Dive into the world of blood, and essential medical terms. Enhance your medical English knowledge with this informative video. Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/-XtEHfb7kDI Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW The content in this video is taken from the following course: […]

Types of blood test

Back to Menu ↩ Learn how to explain a blood test in clear, professional Medical English! This video covers essential vocabulary, phrases, and tips to help healthcare professionals effectively communicate test results to patients. Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/IBlkD5IZ-b0 Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW […]

Medical English: Explaining Vital Signs

Back to Menu ↩ Understand how to explain vital signs and their importance. This video is perfect for medical professionals and students improving their medical English. Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/0vPyoeAErCY Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW The content in this video is taken from […]

Discussing surgery terminology in English

Back to Menu ↩ In this video, we cover essential phrases to explain surgical procedures. Learn key language to use with patients and boost your medical communication skills. Perfect for healthcare professionals and students! Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/bqPXPSiEy0c Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW […]

Medical terms: Surgical Procedures

Back to Menu ↩ Understand terminology for surgical procedures and how to pronounce them. This video is a valuable resource for medical English learners and professionals. Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/73DduORNic4 Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW The content in this video is taken from […]

Medical terms for pain

Back to Menu ↩ Master medical terminology for describing different types of pain. This video is essential for medical professionals and students. Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/JgGwI4h3q9k Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW The content in this video is taken from the following course: This […]

The Female Reproductive System: Medical terminology

Back to Menu ↩ Learn about the female reproductive system, its anatomy, and related medical terms. Perfect for medical English students and professionals. Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/NiAyOYMUdzI Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW The content in this video is taken from the following course: […]

Vocabulary: Medical Conditions

Back to Menu ↩ Explore English medical terminology for common medical conditions. Ideal for medical professionals and medical students wanting to improve their medical English vocabulary. Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/WnrmpChIuDs Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW The content in this video is taken from […]

Medical Diagnosis in English

Back to Menu ↩ Learn how to effectively explain a diagnosis in English. This video provides useful tips and key phrases for medical professionals. Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/ySmi7fyRtH4 Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW The content in this video is taken from the following […]

Medical English Vocabulary: Internal Organs

Back to Menu ↩ Learn how to pronounce the English medical terms for major internal organs in the human body. This video is perfect for medical English learners looking to expand their vocabulary and understanding of human anatomy. Watch lesson: https://youtu.be/bRrUctdh1yU Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our […]

Learn medical terminology: The Body

Back to Menu ↩ Discover how to say key parts of the human body in this tutorial lesson. Enhance your medical English vocabulary with useful terminology. Watch lesson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPuq-bfI1jA Get the latest tips and strategies from Specialist Language Courses by subscribing to our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW The content in this video is taken from […]

Top 10 Budget-Friendly Online Master’s in Speech Therapy for 2024

Back to Menu ↩ Speech-language pathology (SLP) is vital to communication and therapeutic services in the highly dynamic healthcare landscape. Whether aiding individuals with speech disorders, language delays, or swallowing difficulties, speech therapists play a significant role in enhancing the quality of life for their clients. As demand for speech-language pathologists continues to grow, more […]

Speak the Language of Medicine: Mastering Medical English

Back to Menu ↩ What is Medical English?   Medical English is a specialised branch of English tailored for healthcare professionals and students. It encompasses the language skills required to communicate effectively in medical settings, including patient interactions, clinical documentation, and professional discussions. Mastery of Medical English is crucial for ensuring clear and accurate communication, […]

Case Study: SESCA Mastering Communication in Social Care

Back to Menu ↩ This case study looks at the challenges and successes of designing and delivering Mastering Communication in Social Care, a new blended English language and communication skills course for overseas social care workers, developed by SLC in partnership with the South East Social Care Alliance (SESCA). Mastering Communication in Social Care is […]

Using a Slide Sheet to Reposition a Patient in Bed

Back to Menu ↩ This (B1-B2) lesson plan is for nurses and carers. It focuses on instructive language when repositioning a patient using a slide sheet. Level: B1, B2, Sector: nursing, care Medical area: clinical communication, Skill focus: speaking, vocabulary, pronunciation Objective: By the end of this lesson, students (A2 Level/Beginner) will be able to understand and use […]

Recommendations for Self-Care After a Leg Injury

Back to Menu ↩ Objective:To enable nursing students to effectively communicate recommendations and instructions for self-care to patients with a leg injury. Focus on the use of language for recommending versus instructing. Duration:1 hour and 30 minutes Materials:• Whiteboard and markers• Handouts with vocabulary and phrases• Sample dialogue scripts• Role-play scenarios• Audio-visual aids (e.g., video […]

Reassuring a Parent about a Paediatric Scan

Back to Menu ↩ This (B1-B2) lesson plan is for doctors, nurses and radiographers. It focuses on the language used to reassure a parent about a child’s forthcoming scan. Level: B1, B2, Sector: medicine, nursing, radiology Medical area: clinical communication, other Skill focus: speaking, vocabulary, pronunciation Objective:Students will develop and practice communication skills to reassure an […]

Syllabus: Mastering Communication in Social Care

Back to Menu ↩ This short CPD-accredited course is for overseas carers working in residential care homes, nursing homes, supported living and domiciliary care. It provides them with the English language skills that will enable them to communicate confidently and effectively at work. It covers a wider range of common scenarios, from introductions to talking […]

New content added to English for Nurses course

Subscribers to our English for Nurses course will notice a new study unit on Diabetes has appeared this morning. As part of our commitment to keeping all our courses up to date, we regularly add new content covering an ever-widening range of key healthcare topics.

Flyer English for Nursing Foundation

Back to Menu ↩ English for Nursing Foundation is for nursing students and professional nurses with an elementary or lower-intermediate level of English (A2-B1) who want to develop a strong foundation in profession-specific English language and communication skills. English for Nursing Foundation includes sections on communicating with patients and colleagues, building medical terminology, describing symptoms, […]

Enhancing Medical English Capacity and OET Preparation in Uzbekistan: Specialist Language Courses (SLC) to work with the Ministry of Labour and Poverty Reduction

I am delighted to share the outcomes of my recent trip to Uzbekistan, representing Specialist Language Courses (SLC). Our primary objective during this visit was to bolster capacity for English language education and Occupational English Test (OET) preparation in Uzbekistan. In turn, this will lead to greater opportunities for the workforce to enter employment in […]

Mastering Communication in Social Care now CPD-accredited

We’re delighted to announce that Mastering Communication in Social Care, SLC’s new course for overseas workers in social care is now accredited by the CPD Standards Office. The course has been inspected and found to meet the quality standards required for an impactful learning experience.

SLC is gold sponsor at 2024 English for Healthcare conference

SLC is delighted to not only be one of the co-organisers of the 2024 English for Healthcare conference, but also a gold sponsor. This unique conference brings together the Medical English community from around the world, from lecturers at medical schools to linguistics researchers to materials writers and publishers to OET preparation teachers. This has […]

SLC at Eaquals conference April 11 th -13 th

SLC’s Managing Director, Chris Moore, is also a Trustee on the Board of Eaquals, the world’s leading international language education accreditation association, where he has served for the last 5 years.

New Course! Mastering Communication in Social Care

Many overseas care workers may therefore need language and communication support. However, those who attend local evening classes, for example, will find that lessons have a general focus and won’t target the kind of English they need to use for work.

Sunlight and Vitamin D – the Australian experience

Back to Menu ↩ This B2-C1 reading, listening, vocabulary and pronunciation worksheet practises related to Sunlight and Vitamin D – the Australian experience. Level: B2 C1 Sector: medicine, nursing Medical Area: symptoms, diseases and conditions, other Skill focus: reading, listening, vocabulary/idiom, pronunciation, grammar Vocabulary check: Do you understanding the following terms? Match the terms to […]

Kidney disease is not just a death sentence, you can live a full life

Back to Menu ↩ This B2-C1 reading, listening, vocabulary and pronunciation worksheet practises related to ‘Kidney disease is not just a death sentence, you can live a full life  Level: B2 C1  Sector: medicine, nursing Medical Area: symptoms, diseases and conditions, other Skill focus: reading, listening, vocabulary, pronunciation  Vocabulary check: Do you understanding the following terms? Match […]

Dementia dogs

Back to Menu ↩ This B2-C1 reading, listening, vocabulary and pronunciation worksheet practises related to Dementia Dogs. Level: B2 C1 Sector: medicine, nursing Medical Area: symptoms, diseases and conditions, Skill focus: reading, listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar Vocabulary check: Do you understanding the following terms? Match the terms to their correct meanings. Draw a line from […]

Fake Xanax – Anxiety drug deaths an ‘escalating crisis’

Back to Menu ↩ This B2-C1 reading, listening, vocabulary and pronunciation worksheet practises related to Fake Xanax – Anxiety drug deaths an ‘escalating crisis’. Level: B2 C1  Sector: medicine, nursing, pharmacy Medical Area: symptoms, diseases and conditions Skill focus: reading, listening, vocabulary/idiom, pronunciation  Vocabulary check: Do you understanding the following terms? Match the terms to their correct […]

OET Test Dates 2024

The OET test is conducted twice in a given month, check complete schedule for the 2024 OET exam here.

What happened in December?

n December, we were delighted to launch our new subscriptions service for all courses. At the same time we launched the 4th editions of our flagship OET Preparation courses, Reach OET B Medicine and Reach OET B Nursing.

About the PTE Academic English Test

Back to Menu ↩ PTE Academic is taken on a computer in a test centre. There are 3 sections: Speaking & Writing, Reading, and Listening, which include 20 different kinds of questions. The test takes 2 hours to complete, and you do it in one sitting. Your answers are marked using sophisticated AI (Artificial Intelligence) […]

Alzheimer’s Disease (Not inevitable) – 30 Minute Worksheet

Back to Menu ↩ This B2-C1 reading, listening, vocabulary and pronunciation worksheet practises related to the Alzheimer’s Disease (Not inevitable).  Level: B2 C1 Sector: medicine, nursing, otherMedical Area: symptoms, diseases and conditions, otherSkill focus: reading, listening, vocabulary, pronunciation Part 1: VocabularyComplete the definitions using terms in the vocabulary list.CGIto distilfatalisminevitablemetaphormisconceptionto raise awareness of somethingsleep enhancementto […]

Welcome Reach OET B Nursing 4th edition!

We’re delighted to share our latest edition of Reach OET B Nursing with you. The 4th edition has everything a nurse needs to achieve a high score in their OET Nursing test.

What happened in November?

November was a great month, we got the chance to attend the Nursing Times Workforce Summit in our capacity as knowledge partner for one of the sponsors, EBEK Language Labs.

We had a great time meeting friends, colleagues and clients including Neu professionals, NHS professionals and BSW ICB.

We are also delighted to announce that we will be co-hosting the 6th English for Healthcare conference in 2024.

Santa’s Elves Managing William’s syndrome – 30 Minute Worksheet

Back to Menu ↩ This B1-B2 listening, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation worksheet practises related to Santa’s Elves (Managing William’s syndrome). Level: B1-B2 Sector: medicine, nursing, care, otherMedical Area: symptoms, diseases and conditions, otherSkill focus: listening, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation Part 1: VocabularyReview the terms in the vocabulary list. The stressed syllables are in bold.acrophobiaattention seeking behaviourhyperacusispastoral […]

Medical Ethics – 30 Minute Worksheet

Back to Menu ↩ This B2-C1 reading and vocabulary worksheet practises reading for detail and reviews language related to medical ethics using Quizlet flashcards and activities. A. Click the link and read the abstract. Then choose the correct answer for each question. 1. In cases of medical futility, physicians may decide to stop certain treatments […]

Acne – 30 Minute Worksheet

Back to Menu ↩ This B1-B2 vocabulary worksheet reviews language related to acne using Quizlet flashcards and activities. 1. Go the Quizlet flashcards and do the activities. 2. Complete the summary using words from the Quizlet flashcards. When oil and dead skin clog the pores of the skin, (1) _______________ can develop. The term for […]

Understanding the Importance of Linking and Time Referencing

Back to Menu ↩ In this quick guide, we will explore the essential elements of linking and time referencing in OET writing. Table of Contents Adding information: In addition, Additionally, In addition to Comparing and contrasting: However Expressing results or cause and effect: as a result of, due to Timing sequencing: Currently, Prior to/After the […]

Mastering Present Perfect and Past Simple for OET Writing

Back to Menu ↩ In this quick  guide, we’ll explore present perfect and past simple and look at when to use each one. Knowing how to use them accurately will help you in your OET writing, and in communication more generally. Table of Contents Present perfect: unfinished actions Past simple: finished actions Find the mistakes […]

The Pearson Test of English (PTE): A Path to Academic and Career Success

Back to Menu ↩ Are you an international student looking to study in English-speaking countries like the United States, Australia, or the United Kingdom? Or perhaps you’re a professional looking to boost your career prospects in a global marketplace? If so, the Pearson Test of English (PTE) could be your ticket to success. Table of […]

What happened in October?

We have very exciting news this October: SLC Progress Promise for all of our Reach OET B students, we welcome our new OET Lead, Alexia Sporidis and more

SLC Introduces PTE Academic training

We are thrilled to announce the addition of PTE Academic course, a preparation training designed to empower students and professionals to excel in the PTE.

Medical Gaslighting – 30 Minute Worksheet

Back to Menu ↩ Share This Post Teacher Notes Level: B2 C1 Sector: medicine, nursing, other Medical Area: symptoms, diseases and conditions, other Skill focus: reading, listening, vocabulary, pronunciation Student worksheet Part 1: Speaking Discuss questions 1–3 with your partner or group. How do medical professionals reach a diagnosis?2. How can misdiagnosis occur? 3. What […]

Where is PTE Academic accepted for nurses?

Back to Menu ↩ PTE Academic is now accepted by a growing number of nursing boards, enabling healthcare professionals to use it to show their English language proficiency. If you’re a nurse, you can use the PTE Academic test in Australia and the US. Table of Contents Australia USA SLC courses Related articles Subscribe to […]

Mastering the OET Test: your comprehensive guide to test day success

Navigating through the OET exam day can be daunting, but in this article we’ll go through the crucial details for your OET test day, ensuring you’re well-prepared for success. Table of Contents Before the test day: preparation and arrangements What to take on test day What happens on test day What happens in the exam […]

Mastering Patient Interviews: a guide to using effective question techniques

In the world of healthcare, effective communication between healthcare professionals and patients is paramount. However, conducting interviews with patients can often be a challenging task, especially when you’re unsure of where to begin. In today’s article, we’ll explore different ways of gathering critical information efficiently while helping you establish rapport with your patients. Table of […]

SmartSocks and dementia care – 30 Minute Worksheet

Back to Menu ↩ Share This Post Teacher Notes Level: B2 C1 Sector: medicine, nursing, other Medical Area: symptoms, diseases and conditions, other Skill focus: listening, vocabulary, speaking Student worksheet Part 1: Vocabulary You’re going to watch a video about a piece of wearable technology. Before you watch, match the words and definitions. 1. sensor […]

What happened in August?

August was a busy month here at SLC. We started working with six groups of newly arrived refugee nurses through our partnership with NHS England and NHS Professionals.

English for Medical Purposes: The Importance of Language Proficiency in Healthcare

English is a global language for science, technology, business, and medicine. Its widespread use fosters cross-cultural communication and international cooperation, facilitating the exchange of ideas, research, and medical innovations. Being proficient in English is crucial for professionals across all disciplines, including medicine, to remain competitive and informed in a rapidly evolving global landscape. In medicine, […]