National Geographic Learning Europe

21/08/2026

What does it really mean to communicate successfully in English today?

Many learners will use English to interact with people who have different first languages, cultural backgrounds, and perspectives. In her recent webinar, Chia Suan Chong explored how the conversations students practice today can help prepare them for the conversations they'll have beyond the classroom.

Watch the webinar recording >> https://bit.ly/4bS2nQh

18/08/2026

WHAT'S NEW with Outcomes Third Edition – Fast Speech
Join the conversation and find out how to help your students achieve successful outcomes beyond the classroom >> https://bit.ly/4wCwO4D

13/08/2026

Are you using Spark, with your National Geographic Learning program this academic year?

Book your Spark Success sessions, either to get you started, or to level up your skills.

In these live sessions, we will show you how to get the most out of your National Geographic Learning teaching materials, using the digital tools for the classroom, and to support your planning and assessment tasks.

Choose your session >> https://www.eltngl.com/spark-success

10/08/2026

Abby Engleman is a National Geographic Explorer, and marine Biologist, who wants people to care for the ocean and protect it.

In Voices, Beginner, Abby shares 10 things she wants to do, as part of a bucket list.

What are your goals and ambitions? Who are some of your role models?

In our Voices series, learners are asked to answer the question, “What would I do?” in a range of culturally rich and hypothetical situations to practice the mediation skills needed to navigate social interactions in English.

Find our more >> https://bit.ly/4bjeLWT

06/08/2026

Outcomes Third Edition features mediation sills development for natural conversations!

Find out how by watching this 1-minute video >> https://bit.ly/3uWJr0t

To find out more click here https://bit.ly/3SCSoFo or visit https://bit.ly/2x3bKZx

04/08/2026

Are you preparing your learners for the changing world beyond the classroom? Good news: Future-ready skills do not need to be taught separately from English!

Authentic language activities, like the ones in this lesson from Keynote, Second Edition, give learners opportunities to communicate, solve problems, and work with others.

Learn more about embedding future-ready skills into your curriculum in our latest paper, 'Future-Ready Skills for the Global Workplace.'

Download the full paper: https://bit.ly/4wcYLQZ

02/08/2026

Check out Ellen Setterfield's article!

"One of the biggest responsibilities teachers face is preparing our students for the future. We need to equip them not only to meet the demands of their education as they move from primary school to secondary school, into further education and beyond, but to meet the demands of an uncertain future."

Read Ellen Setterfield's full article in the IH Journal as she explores how to adapt activities to prepare students for life outside the classroom - link in the comments 🔗👇

31/07/2026

It’s not just National Geographic Explorers who inspire us.

Sir David Attenborough has inspired generations of people around the world—including National Geographic Explorer Imogen Napper, whose work protecting our oceans is helping shape a more sustainable future.

This page from our Voices series shows how real-life role models and authentic stories help learners find their own voice in English. Through relatable experiences and inspiring people from diverse cultures and backgrounds, Voices helps students build language skills while making meaningful connections with the world around them.

Discover more about Voices: https://bit.ly/4wtY8T5

29/07/2026

Looking for fresh ideas to inspire your teaching?

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23/07/2026

Meet Emi. 👋

Listen to Janine Boylan describe what a typical workday looks like for Emi.

What stands out to you? Do your students already use any of these skills, or are they preparing for similar careers in the future?

The world of work is evolving, and today's English classroom can help students build the communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and other future-ready skills they'll need to thrive.

Watch the full recording of our webinar to find out how you can prepare your learners for success beyond the English classroom.

Watch now: https://bit.ly/4fxifJ5