By English Trackers Blogger, on February 29th, 2012%
English Trackers director with author Anne Garrigue
We talk to French journalist and author Anne Garrigue about the rather entrepreneurial way she launched her latest non-fiction book.
As contributors to the project – we translated it from French into English and did all the proofreading work – we’ve taken great pleasure in . . . → Read More: To self-publish or not to self-publish?
By English Trackers Blogger, on October 12th, 2011%
We’re excited to launch our series of written and recorded exchanges entitled “English at work”. We’re hoping to meet and hear from all sorts of people who use English at work.
The English language generates huge revenues around the world: it has become a commodity in its own right, traded by schools, students, businesses, freelancers and individuals. . . . → Read More: English at Work – The School Governor
By English Trackers Blogger, on September 19th, 2011%
We’re excited to launch our series of written and recorded exchanges entitled “English at work”. We’re hoping to meet and hear from all sorts of people who use English at work.
The English language generates huge revenues around the world: it has become a commodity in its own right, traded by schools, students, businesses, freelancers and individuals. . . . → Read More: English at Work – The Philosopher
By English Trackers Blogger, on August 17th, 2011%
We’re excited to launch our series of written and recorded exchanges entitled “English at work”. We’re hoping to meet and hear from all sorts of people who use English at work.
The English language generates huge revenues around the world: it has become a commodity in its own right, traded by schools, students, businesses, freelancers and individuals. . . . → Read More: English at Work – The Artist
By English Trackers Blogger, on August 4th, 2011%
We’re excited to launch our series of written and recorded exchanges entitled “English at work”. We’re hoping to meet and hear from all sorts of people who use English at work.
The English language generates huge revenues around the world: it has become a commodity in its own right, traded by schools, students, businesses, freelancers and . . . → Read More: English at Work – The TV Presenter/Journalist