In this solo show, Corinne shares a couple of personal stories about how handwritten messages make all the difference. She talks about how a handwritten message and a little gift or note in the post can make all the difference. Why not use this downtime to reach out to those that count with a token of your gratitude? By putting pen to paper and going to the post office you can make someone's day with more thought than effort. It's a gesture that doesn't cost much money but can give so much back too. Listen out for her struggling with the word "reciprocity".

In this solo show, Corinne Wilhelm shares some marketing tips that will make you more approachable through some simple pricing strategies that can be turned around quickly.

In this short 5 minute solo show, Corinne invites you to join her in her favourite classroom, outdoors in the fresh air, allow the bird song and movement to soothe your soul and free your mind for more learning effectiveness. Done regularly you can zap your stress and be a more mindful communicator.

Corinne Wilhelm from Byte Sized English shares why she can only be found teaching or coaching either online or outdoors in Berlin and Potsdam with her clients, but NEVER in meeting rooms. She talks about the benefits, the myths of elearning and how it works in practice.

In this fireside chat-style interview, we talk about the challenges and opportunities of clever communication to embrace experts of all generations. We discuss the contrasts between direct and indirect cultures, including the Brit's fascination with small talk and why they do it. We also touch on language mirroring, presenting in heels and much more.

Oops! Longer than usual, so take your time and join us for a chat about communication and intercultural awareness in international business.

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Finding your new home is a vital first step for your relocation, in this episode we find out from a local expert, what to look out for to avoid housing scams, save money or find your home quickly with less stress. Much of the advice is applicable to expatriates moving to other cities in Germany or other countries. Vocabulary as always via the newsletter.

In this fireside chat-style conversation, I exchange experiences of moving families abroad with Polly Collingridge, from Parental Choice in the UK. We talk about what you can do before, during and after the move with practical tips for keeping you sane and your family as settled and feeling loved, throughout what is one of the most stressful but rewarding experiences that a family can share, ultimately bringing you closer together for a new chapter in your lives.

Negotiating for a pay rise can be an intimidating experience but one certainly worth learning how to handle, Michelle Gyimah gives us some tips and tricks and a five-point plan to get more recognition at work before going in for the pay rise negotiation.

Corinne also talks briefly about her 5 Day Challenge (27th-31st January 2020)

Registration closes on the 24th of January at 23.24, link in the show notes.

Corinne shares her top body language hacks. She talks about why body language is even more important in an international setting including some observations about eye contact during her year in Finland. Finally HOT OFF THE PRESS, Corinne shares some news about a Business English Planner which non-native speakers of English can use to start activating their spoken English, in bite sized chunks #bytesizedenglish

This solo show tells you about three autumn traditions which get the family outdoors as the days grow colder and the season of thanksgiving approaches