A lot of us make a list of New Year's resolutions, but have you thought of resolutions for your business? Yes, even if you’re a solopreneur you still run a

The end of the year is near which for me is a time when I reflect on the projects I worked on, the hours I spent working, and the amount

I’ve been working in ELT publishing for around 15 years now and the way I track my workload has always been the same regardless of my employment status (employee or

It’s been almost half a year since my last post – the one on six things I’ve learned from being a freelancer during a pandemic. I was really hoping that

Freelancing is a risky business at the best of times, add to that a pandemic and we now have many freelancers in dire straits. Publishing houses have had to re-think

This post was written by guest writer Dorothy Zemach. Dorothy taught English, French, and Japanese for over 25 years in Asia, Africa, and the US. She holds an MA in

This is the second ebook in the sentence transformation series. It's been written with the Polish grade 8 exam in mind, but it can also help students prepare for secondary

Jayne Wildman has been involved in ELT for 30 years. She first started teaching children and teenagers in 1988. After teaching in Spain, Italy and the UK, Jayne spent several

I've never been into writing early-primary materials, but since I've been helping my kindergartner with her home-learning, this age group has grown on me. Inspired by a book that my