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The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples on 9 August is a day to promote indigenous peoples' rights and celebrate indigenous communities, from the Inuit in the Arctic Circle to the Tuareg in the deserts of northern Africa.

Between 26 July and 11 August 2024, over 10,000 athletes from more than 200 countries will meet in Paris and several other French cities to compete in the world's largest multisport event. Join us in this month's Learning hub topic to talk about the Olympic Games, and what they mean to you. 

Are you an animal lover? Have you ever had a pet? Put your English into practise by talking about animals!

The horrific crime of human trafficking may be closer to you than you realise. Read more about the UN's World Day against Trafficking in Persons.

July 30 is the United Nations International Day of Friendship. Read about the importance of friendship and find out why the UN decided to give it a special day.

Watch a recording of our live event for learners studying for English reading exams: Task types and time management.

Watch a recording of our live event to support our learners: Hedging and how to be politically correct.

Watch a recording of our live event for learners studying for English writing exams: Talking about advantages and disadvantages.

Did you know that there's a World Emoji Day? Well, there is ... and it's on July 17!  

Watch a recording of our live event to support our learners studying grammar with this fun summer quiz.

Watch a recording of our live event to support our learners:  A question of sport – vocabulary and grammar to ask and answer questions.

Are you aiming for C1-level English? This article explains what skills to focus on and how to practise.