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Start free on the web. Keep learning on iPhone with quick, practical job-English practice.
Listening • Vocabulary • Grammar • Sprint • Quiz
English for work
Speak clearly.Interview confidently.Get the job.
From phone screening to workplace English, follow a clear path built for the job you want.
Built for
real jobs
- 36job pathsFrom healthcare to hospitality.
- Stage 1interview prepStart learning today.
- 6languagesLearn in your preferred language.
- iPhone appavailablePractice anytime, anywhere.
Your job-ready path
A clear path toyour next job.
Build your English. Practice the interview. Get ready for work.
Explore the path
Choose where to start.
Everything you need to build your job English, in one place.
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English for Phone Calls
Stop being afraid to answer the phone in English.Practice recruiter calls, missed calls, appointments, voicemail, and callbacks before they happen.Practice Phone Calls
Unknown numbersRecruiter callsMissed callsAppointmentsCall back confidently - Jobs
Find your job path.
Browse roles, choose your profession, and start with the right path.Open Jobs - Interview
Get interview-ready.
Practice questions, short answers, and follow-ups before the interview.Open Interview - Workplace
Use English at work.
Learn instructions, messages, schedules, and everyday communication.Open Workplace - Guides
Learn how the method works.
Read practical guides and research-backed tips for better progress.Open Guides
Real progress for real jobs
Build job English in 30 days of focused practice.
Spend 15–25 minutes a day building the English you need for your job path. Practice role-specific vocabulary, interview answers, workplace communication, and quick recall—so you can speak more clearly and apply with more confidence.
Designed for steady progress, not random lessons.
36 job paths
Choose the role you want and follow a clear, structured route.
15–25 minutes a day
A practical routine built for busy learners and real consistency.
Interview + workplace English
Learn how to answer common interview questions and handle everyday communication at work.
Practice that sticks
Listening, Vocabulary, Grammar, Sprint, Quiz, and Guides—all built to help you remember more.
From first practice to first interview, Speak2Work helps you move step by step.Explore job paths
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Frequently asked questions
What is Speak2Work?
Speak2Work helps you learn job-specific English for interviews and real workplace communication. Instead of generic lessons, you practice English built around real roles and real situations.
Is Stage 1 free?
Yes. Stage 1 is free on the web, so you can try a path before committing to more practice.
My English is very basic. Where should I start?
Start with Job Interview Basics in the Interview section if you need a simpler first step, or choose a job path if you already know the role you want to prepare for.
How do I choose the right job path?
Go to Jobs, choose the profession that matches your goal, and follow the path built for that role.
What do I practice in each job path?
Each path is built around practical learning modules: Listening, Vocabulary, Grammar, Sprint, and Quiz.
Can Speak2Work help me prepare for interviews?
Yes. The Interview section helps you practice common questions, short answers, follow-ups, and the kind of English often used in real interviews.
Does Speak2Work also help with workplace English?
Yes. The Workplace section focuses on instructions, schedules, everyday communication, and practical English for real job situations.
Which languages are supported?
You learn in English, with lesson translations in Spanish, Hindi, Ukrainian, Punjabi, Chinese, and Russian, so you can build English using the language you understand best.
Do I need the iPhone app?
No. You can start on the web. The iPhone app is there when you want to continue practicing in a more flexible daily routine.
How is Speak2Work different from general English apps?
Speak2Work is built around specific jobs, interview preparation, and real workplace communication—so your English practice stays connected to your actual work goal.