Medical news
Medical news
for English learning
for English learning
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Engaging self-study materials
Engaging self-study materials
There is always something new to discover!
There is always something new to discover!
When life gets busy, regular language classes are not always possible. Self-study resources let you learn anytime, anywhere and at your own pace.
Each week, I choose a trending medical story or clinical case and turn it into a language lesson. You will learn key vocabulary and grammar and practise your reading skills, moving closer to understanding original papers in English.
Learning with medical news helps you grow your Medical English while keeping up with current developments in medicine. And because medicine is constantly evolving, you will always have a fresh story to work with.
You are in control
You are in control
My news-based learning is designed for busy health professionals and medical students who want flexibility without losing focus. You decide when, what and how you learn.
Learn on your own schedule (access self-study lessons anytime and study at your own pace)
Choose what interests you most (explore topics inspired by real medical news and case stories, keeping your learning relevant and engaging)
Study within your budget (pick a plan that suits your goals: start for free, and upgrade whenever you are ready for more).
Fluency support for every proficiency level
Fluency support for every proficiency level
Strengthening your core language skills is valuable at every stage of learning, not only for beginners. A strong foundation supports fluency, precision and confidence at all levels.
◼ Beginners
◼ Beginners
Build a solid foundation to understand and be understood
◼ Intermediate learners
◼ Intermediate learners
Refine your skills and move from lower to upper-intermediate level and beyond.
◼ Advanced professionals
◼ Advanced professionals
Enhance your command of complex language and subtle nuances. Keep your skills sharp and your communication effortless.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Q: How can I get access to your news-based study materials?
Q: How can I get access to your news-based study materials?
A: All study materials are delivered through my Patreon. Once you subscribe, new content will appear directly in your Patreon feed, and you can choose to get email notifications. New lessons are typically posted weekly.
Q: Is it free to try?
Q: Is it free to try?
A: Yes, I offer a free subscription tier so you can try the method. I also have several paid tiers that provide more in-depth study materials. You can view all subscription options and pricing on my Patreon page.
Q: What language level is this suitable for?
Q: What language level is this suitable for?
A: My news-based materials are designed for all levels. I create the summaries for intermediate learners. Beginners can also use them with the help of translation tools. For advanced learners, there are links to the original news sources, so you can explore more advanced vocabulary and complex grammar.
Q: Can I change or cancel my subscription?
Q: Can I change or cancel my subscription?
A: Absolutely! You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel your subscription at any time directly through your Patreon account. You will have access to the content for the duration of your billing period.
Q: I have tried to learn Medical English before, but I can never recall the right word when I need it. Will your approach help with this?
Q: I have tried to learn Medical English before, but I can never recall the right word when I need it. Will your approach help with this?
A: Yes, this is exactly the problem news-based learning solves. Traditional learning often fails because words are studied in isolation, without context. When you learn words in isolation, they lack context, making them hard to recall. By learning through real medical stories, you see vocabulary and grammar used together naturally. This context helps you understand and, most importantly, remember the right words when you need to speak or write.
Tips for effective vocabulary & grammar learning with news-based lessons
Tips for effective vocabulary & grammar learning with news-based lessons
Consider turning key vocabulary and grammar practice activities from your lesson into flashcards, paper or digital.
If you go for digital flash cards, pick an app with spaced repetition. This is a method that schedules reviews at the specific time to lock words into your long-term memory, making studying more efficient.
For pre-intermediate learners, do not worry if the texts feel challenging at first, this is completely normal! If you need to, feel free to use translation tools. This is not cheating; it is a smart learning strategy. Language experts call this 'translanguaging': using all your language skills to understand, remember and use English better.
Ready to go further?
Ready to go further?
◼ Become a confident speaker with thematic Speaking clubs
◼ Become a confident speaker with thematic Speaking clubs
Practise your speaking skills in a supportive group setting. Choose from a variety of clubs for like-minded learners pursuing similar goals, or start your own group with friends or colleagues.
◼ Reach your goals with short crash courses & workshops
◼ Reach your goals with short crash courses & workshops
Get the language for clinical, academic or business purposes to meet the demands of your field. My focused training delivers the key skills quickly, so you can reach your goals faster.
◼ Accelerate your progress with personalised coaching
◼ Accelerate your progress with personalised coaching
Get in touch for a quick chat about your goals or book a 1:1 coaching session with me for personalised feedback and guidance designed around your specific goals.
Learn the foundations → Build fluency → Achieve your goals
Learn the foundations → Build fluency → Achieve your goals
Learn Medical English the right way!
Learn Medical English the right way!
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