Explore recordings, practical teaching guidance and selected training quizzes to support your professional development.
In this article
Topic | What you'll find |
Webinars | Recordings exploring teaching approaches and practical ideas for your lessons. |
Workshops | Workshop recordings and quizzes to earn certificates for selected sessions. |
Child Safeguarding Policy | Training video and quiz on keeping young learners safe. |
Q&A sessions | Recorded answers to teachers’ questions. |
Need guidance? Whether you have a question about a session or would like help applying an idea in your lessons, email your mentor. They’ll reply within two working days.
Webinars
The Art of 1-on-1 Teaching using Fluentbe Materials
Explore practical ways to engage students and support their progress, with a focus on:
Encouraging students to share their experiences, ideas and opinions
Balancing clear lesson structure with meaningful conversation
Using collaboration and reflection to keep improving your teaching
Four Pillars of Fluentbe Materials
Explore how to structure focused lessons and support learning beyond the classroom:
Use revision, clear goals, a brief summary and a preview of the next topic to build continuity.
Follow suggested timings and teacher instructions to balance activities and encourage meaningful interaction.
Encourage independent practice with homework, pre-lesson materials and flashcards in Student Space.
Corrections and Feedback using Fluentbe Materials
Explore how to correct errors and give feedback that supports progress:
Balance teacher, self- and peer correction.
Give students time to identify and correct mistakes.
Keep feedback focused, encouraging and consistent.
Adapt your approach to students’ needs.
For more guidance, see Students' Feedback.
Teaching Young Learners at Fluentbe
"The magic comes from the teacher, not the materials."
Explore how to create supportive, engaging lessons for young learners:
Use varied activities to maintain interest.
Adapt to each child’s preferences, mood and needs.
Respond flexibly to technical difficulties.
Resources:
For more guidance, see Teaching Young Learners.
Fluentbe Student Space
Explore Student Space and how to help students use its features:
Guide students through the main sections and remind them to complete homework, pre-lesson activities and flashcards in My Lessons so their work is saved.
Explain automated Progress Tests, downloadable certificates, AI tools and the Fluentbe mobile app for students.
Direct students to the support contact listed in their Student Space, which varies by country.
How to teach English for Special Purposes using Fluentbe Materials
Explore how to teach English for Specific Purposes (ESP) and support workplace communication:
Help students practise industry-specific vocabulary in realistic situations—you don’t need to be an industry expert.
Use repetition to reinforce new language, explore the ESP library and update your profile specialties.
Check course descriptions for guidance on combining ESP with standard courses and supporting progression.
For more guidance, see Fluentbe Presentations Library.
Fluentbe Lesson visits
Explore how lesson visits support teaching quality and your professional development:
Understand why we visit lessons and how the process works.
Learn what we focus on: clear goals, lesson structure, effective communication and professionalism.
Discover how constructive feedback can help you develop your teaching.
For more guidance, see Lesson visits.
Exam Preparation at Fluentbe
Explore how to support adults preparing for English exams:
Compare IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC and Cambridge exams, including formats, scoring and requirements.
Use AI to support assessment, review writing and generate speaking practice ideas while helping students develop their own skills.
For more guidance, see Exam preparation: Adult learners.
How to teach a Free Talk lesson at Fluentbe
Explore how to make Free Talk lessons engaging and purposeful:
Balance flexible conversation with structure and topics relevant to students.
Set clear goals, provide appropriate challenges and track progress.
Build rapport and use focused feedback and corrections to support improvement.
Engaging Teens and Partnering with Parents
Explore how to engage teens and work effectively with parents:
Make lessons relevant and interactive through practical language, humour and stories.
Address challenging behaviour with clear boundaries and a supportive approach.
Communicate with parents about expectations, progress and ways to support learning at home.
For more guidance, see Guiding Teens and Partnering with Parents.
Teaching Lower Levels at Fluentbe (Adult Learners)
Explore practical ways to support adult learners at lower language levels:
Encourage participation and help hesitant students speak.
Adapt materials and instructions to students’ abilities.
Give constructive feedback and help students learn confidently from mistakes.
Boosting Interactions using Fluentbe Materials
Explore how to make individual and group lessons more engaging, including for learners at lower language levels:
Use discussions, debates and problem-solving tasks to encourage critical thinking.
Include interactive activities that give students plenty of opportunities to produce language.
Encourage active participation and acknowledge students’ efforts to speak.
Complex Grammar Made Easy using Fluentbe Materials
Explore how to teach complex grammar while building students’ confidence:
Guide discovery step by step, using prompts, games and chat-based feedback.
Highlight progress and help students manage perfectionism and fear of mistakes.
Adapt your approach to learners’ personalities, emotions and cultural backgrounds.
Boost Your Advanced English Classroom using Fluentbe Materials
No-prep strategies to help C1–C2 students get past the plateau:
Tasks that encourage risk-taking and creativity
Tools for more precise and sophisticated expression
Tips to move students out of the "good enough" comfort zone
Teaching Pronunciation Online
Explore how to teach pronunciation online, focusing on clear communication, confidence and enjoyment:
Address audio and visual limitations with headsets, mirrors and camera close-ups.
Use shadow reading, tongue twisters and sound contrasts to make practice engaging.
Give patient, tailored feedback and encourage self-correction.
Resources:
Fluentbe Workshop: Correction & Feedback That Stick
Balance encouragement with correction to support progress.
Address recurring mistakes before they become habits.
Use practical feedback techniques and phrases in your lessons.
Fluentbe Workshop: Right on Time, Strong on Rapport
Explore practical strategies for managing your time.
Learn from fellow Fluentbe teachers’ experiences and tips.
Fluentbe Workshop: Talk Less, Teach More
Use humour to navigate challenging classroom moments.
Explore why silence can feel uncomfortable and practical ways to respond.
Fluentbe Workshop: From "Nice" to Chosen
Create an authentic, student-focused profile video with step-by-step quiz tasks.
Use your video as a starting point for a bio that shows who you are and how you connect with students.
Fluentbe Workshop: The Digital Teacher Playbook
Explore common technical issues with special guest Karol, including student panel access, homework, automated tests and scheduling.
Save time by checking booking previews, keeping Google Calendar updated, opening lessons early and including screenshots when reporting problems.
Fluentbe Workshop: Just Click & Check
Run student-centred interactive activities, giving learners time to work independently and self-correct.
Move from checking answers to discussion and application, keeping teacher talk brief and encouraging meaningful student output.
Fluentbe Workshop: The Missing Ingredient
Use role plays and improvisation to encourage spontaneous communication.
Bring playfulness to your teaching to make lessons more engaging.
Fluentbe Workshop: Making the Target Language Understandable
Make the target language clear through gestures, visuals, modelling and simple, well-paced explanations.
Recognise signs of confusion and offer support that builds confidence to use the language in lessons and everyday life.
Fluentbe Workshop: Successful Young Learner Lessons
Set clear learning goals and encourage active use of English.
Adapt activities to each child’s needs and interests.
Support understanding and correct mistakes while building confidence and fluency.
Deliver professional lessons and use lesson visit feedback to develop your teaching.
Training: Child Safeguarding Policy
The training explains Fluentbe's Child Safeguarding Policy, a mandatory policy that protects students under 18.
Zero tolerance: strict rules against abuse, grooming and unauthorised contact.
Professional boundaries: all communication stays on Fluentbe platforms.
Classroom conduct: use your camera, use age-appropriate language and let parents observe lessons.
Vigilance: notice warning signs, such as changes in behaviour or physical injuries, and report them immediately via official channels.
Compliance: everyone signs a declaration of no criminal record.
❗ Private social media or phone contact with students under 18 is strictly prohibited. Breaking the policy can lead to termination or legal action.
Q&A sessions
Fluentbe Quarterly Q&A
Review semester updates, student satisfaction and teacher training engagement.
Learn about automatic late-cancellation deductions, B2B self-service rescheduling and teacher-managed book changes.
Explore ways to support shy students, adapt lessons within course requirements and balance speaking with book work.
Use Student Space tools, manage lesson pacing and revisit unfinished material next time. Extend lessons only to make up for a late start.
For more guidance, see Cancellation and Replacement Policy.
Fluentbe Quarterly Q&A
Explore teachers’ and mentors’ classroom experiences and strategies for engagement, grammar teaching, feedback and motivation.
Discover training resources and opportunities for professional development.