Food growing school

Whatever your feelings about globalisation and free trade agreements, single markets frequently result in at least one advantage: packaging that looks more like parallel bilingual graded readers than marketing material. Use Hungarian polyglot Kató Lomb's approach of ploughing through literature in a foreign language rather than contrived texts in textbooks.

Thanks to ESL Works, employees at all levels in the food sector may take part in on-the-job English language training pertinent to their jobs. Their objective is to alter how professional development is provided. Employees who receive this training at work flourish and grow, managers keep their teams, businesses bring in talent, and the food sector becomes more profitable and productive.

With English expected to be the world's most common language for the foreseeable future, the ability to communicate effectively in English is critical to your company's public relations, media, and marketing strategy. If your business is largely conducted in English throughout the world, but not by native English speakers, online English teachers may be useful. So it's easy to understand how food has influenced the formation of contemporary languages throughout the world.

Over the last 40 years, the range of foods that we consume has broadened massively to encompass a whole range of cultures. There is already a wealth of non-traditional crops grown on allotments in the UK, but they’re in danger…

Get outside this Autumn! Don't be fooled by the change in the season, there is still plenty to do outside at this time of year! Your raised beds or open garden spaces can still produce food…

School's out for Summer! The countdown to the summer holidays is nearly over! Follow these five simple steps before you head off for the break and you’ll have a healthy garden waiting for you when you…