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English News for Beginners

English News for Beginners


Learn English through the daily news.


Course Level: Elementary - Intermediate |
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Section1 : Elementary
Lesson540 : Greece is the world's best place to retire
Lesson539 : Music can help quicker recovery after surgery
Lesson538 : Japan creates emergency plan to stop bear attacks
Lesson537 : Grand Egyptian Museum opens in Cairo
Lesson536 : Japan's legendary sushi chef still working at 100
Lesson535 : Gen Z leading global protest against governments
Lesson534 : Japan elects its first ever female prime minister
Lesson533 : UK opposition party spells 'Britain' incorrectly
Lesson532 : Real-time translation could end need to learn languages
Lesson531 : Scientists say they can grow tea on the Moon
Lesson530 : South Africa rules husband can take wife's name
Lesson529 : Campaigners want to stop 'carspreading' in cities
Lesson528 : Energy levels of songs affect memories
Lesson527 : Africa calls for map to show continent's true size
Lesson526 : Nepal makes 97 mountains free to climb
Lesson525 : Zoo asks for unwanted pets to feed to big cats
Lesson524 : 'Japanese walking' could help you live longer
Lesson523 : Matcha in short supply worldwide
Lesson522 : De-extinction company plans to recreate giant moa bird
Lesson521 : People from 74 nations can now enter China visa free
Lesson520 : France bans smoking for tobacco-free generation
Lesson519 : Grow a Garden game breaks record for concurrent users
Lesson518 : Doctors angry over secret filming by patients
Lesson517 : Disney cuts hundreds of jobs
Lesson516 : Denmark to have world's highest retirement age
Lesson515 : Happiness varies greatly from person to person
Lesson514 : Animal puppets walk 20,000 km for climate action
Lesson513 : Pope Francis laid to rest at Vatican funeral
Lesson512 : Scientists find possible alien life in outer space
Lesson511 : Osaka Expo 2025 opens in Japan
Lesson510 : Asian markets in 'bloodbath' after trade tariffs
Lesson509 : Tourist arrested for visiting forbidden Indian island
Lesson508 : Generation Z is facing a 'career apocalypse'
Lesson507 : World's largest digital camera installed in Chile
Lesson506 : Woman gets kidney stones following carnivore diet
Lesson505 : Korean Air wins best airline of the year award
Lesson504 : Teens increasingly worried about muscle size
Lesson503 : Noise-cancelling headphones may cause hearing problems
Lesson502 : Man briefly 'swallowed' by humpback whale
Lesson501 : Food packaging warnings should be on AI books
Lesson500 : New Zealand relaxes visa rules for 'digital nomads'
Lesson499 : Lunar New Year sees record migration in China
Lesson498 : Los Angeles wildfires lead to sky-high rents
Lesson497 : Cold-water immersion therapy helps us sleep
Lesson496 : Coughing and sneezing most annoying behaviour on trains
Lesson495 : Students using A.I. over humans to learn English
Lesson494 : Mystery drones in USA causing alarm
Lesson493 : One in three people could detest fidgets
Lesson492 : Japan store starts selling drinkable mayonnaise
Lesson491 : Stowaway found on New York to Paris flight

About the Course

This course uses short, simple news articles in English. In each lesson, learners will read a news article out loud and then answer questions regarding the news topic.

Course Objectives
  • - Improve reading and speaking skills.
  • - Enhance vocabulary and pronunciation.
Who are the target students?
  • - English learners at a beginner level.
  • - Any English learner who wants to learn by studying a variety of news topics.

Teachers

Now 51 teachers can teach this course.
(You can see the available teachers on each lesson's booking page.)

Reviews

Customer Voice
Interesting topics.
Customer Voice
An interesting topic.
Customer Voice
This topic is a little unrealistic.