English Together is three stage course for children (with an optional Starter Book for younger beginners of those familiar with the Roman alphabet). English Together is based on the belief that children learn best by working together, playing together, exploring the new language together. It gives a lot of opportunities for children to cooperate to solve problems, express opinions, and to enjoy themselves by playing games, doing puzzles and singing together.

English Together is three stage course for children (with an optional Starter Book for younger beginners of those familiar with the Roman alphabet). English Together is based on the belief that children learn best by working together, playing together, exploring the new language together. It gives a lot of opportunities for children to cooperate to solve problems, express opinions, and to enjoy themselves by playing games, doing puzzles and singing together.

«World Class» is a three-stage course for young teenagers who have already studied at least two years of primary English. The course takes students from elementary through to upper-intermediate level. Each stage provides 90-100 classroom lessons and there are 6 modules, 48 lessons in total. Each level consists of a student's book, activity book, teacher's book and a class cassette. This student's book at level 1 includes a mini-dictionary, containing words from the listening and reading texts and enables students to cope with unfamiliar language independently. The theme-based modules combine facts about the real world with elements of fantasy and fun. Students explore the themes and relate them to their own lives. Each lesson has a different format and focus, and there is a great variety of texts, topics and activities. The emphasis on skills work gives students the opportunity to develop fluency. Active language-focus sections motivate students to discover for themselves how the language works. Each module concludes with a comprehensive revision of language items presented in previous seven lessons. Language games, puzzles and quizzes are included to provide fun and relaxation in the classroom.»

An Illustrated History of the USA explores the development of the United States from its origins as a land inhabited by scattered Amerindian tribes to the culturally diverse but united country that we see today. Making extensive use of contemporary quotations, it examines the contribution made by famous figures such as Washington, Lincoln, and Edison, and also the parts played by the less famous — hopeful early settlers from Europe, black slaves on southern cotton plantations, student protesters against the Vietnam War. An Illustrated History of the USA shows how, in a little over two hundred years, the United States has developed from small beginnings into the most powerful nation on earth with far-reaching influence on the lives of people throughout the world.

Blueprint One is a course for young adult and adult students of English. It is suitable for complete beginners and for those who already have some knowledge of the language, and provides between 90 and 120 hours of work. It is designed to help students to become confident in speaking and understanding simple English. It gives them a formalized knowledge of how English works to support their communicative practice and at the same time aims to develop good learning habits and techniques which students need both in class and when studying on their own. Blueprint One consists of a Students' Book, Teacher's Book, Workbook, Student Cassette and Set of two Class Cassettes. The Students' Book contains 40 short units which give students a feeling of rapid progress through the material, with progress checks, fluency, and learning to learn activities every five units, and a language review section at the back.

Blueprint One is a course for young adult and adult students of English. It is suitable for complete beginners and for those who already have some knowledge of the language, and provides between 90 and 120 hours of work. It is designed to help students to become confident in speaking and understanding simple English. It gives them a formalized knowledge of how English works to support their communicative practice and at the same time aims to develop good learning habits and techniques which students need both in class and when studying on their own. Blueprint One consists of a Students' Book, Teacher's Book, Workbook, Student Cassette and Set of two Class Cassettes. The Students' Book contains 40 short units which give students a feeling of rapid progress through the material, with progress checks, fluency, and learning to learn activities every five units, and a language review section at the back.

Keys to Management is a course in Business English for upper-intermediate to advanced students wishing to extend their knowledge of management theory and practice. A particular feature of the course is the emphasis on developing oral communication in a wide range of business situations. Each of the fourteen units deals with an important aspect of management such as the manager's role, planning and strategy, goal-setting, motivation, performance appraisal, leadership and the management of time. Each unit consists of a preliminary discussion, a reading passage, a language study section, a case study, role-plays, a writing task and a listening passage. Keys to Management includes a tapescript and a detailed key, making it also suitable for self-study. Two cassettes accompany the course.

This indispensable guide provides explanations and examples for all the important areas of grammar.

This ever popular four-book series Brighter Grammer helps students understand the key points of English grammer, using only essential technical terms. Graded exercises allow teachers to monitor development, and lively illustrations enhance the text and retain the students' intrest.

English for Technical Students is a two-stage course at beginners and elementary level for students in vocational or craft studies education, where English is part of the curriculum. It teaches basic structures relevant to the use of English in craft education and practice, and also introduces and practises core vocabulary in the fields of metal work, auto mechanics, building and electrical installation. A simple methodology has been adopted in English for Technical Students. Identifiable characters — tradesmen who work in the relevant craft areas — are used to present language gradually through everyday situations. Students are encouraged to talk and read in clear, step-by-step sequences of exercises.