ESL Careers Teaching Remote Work English
ESL Careers Teaching Remote Work English sets out a teaching module for the English that remote work runs on. ESL Careers, a job board and blog for English teachers, covers when to work asynchronously and when live, etiquette on chat platforms, the phrases used in video calls, how a project update is written, the abbreviations remote teams use daily, cultural points in distributed teams, and building relationships at a distance.
100% Free (unlimited): The module is open on the page in full, with no account, no registration and no payment. The site's job board and its other posts are reached from the same menu and open the same way.
How It Helps Your Business English
The module runs in seven parts: choosing between asynchronous and live communication, etiquette on chat platforms, the phrases heard in every video call, writing project updates, the abbreviations that fill remote messages, cultural points for distributed teams, and building relationships without a shared office. Each part is short enough to teach in one sitting and carries its own examples.
Take it as a ready plan if you teach: the seven parts map onto seven lessons and each already has its examples. If you are learning rather than teaching, read the abbreviations and the video-call phrases first, because those two leave people lost in a live call. The asynchronous section is worth reading before you write your next written update.
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