“If we were to die tomorrow, would we truly be spending our last day on Earth doing what we do today?”
A gentle reminder from Ms Evelyn that life is unpredictable and precious. Let’s choose to live meaningfully, argue less, and express more — while we still have the time.💛
Read the full reflection in this week’s newsletter. And while you’re there, don’t miss our latest blog post, Fun Ways to Practise English at Home, filled with simple and engaging ideas to make learning part of your daily routine.
Think you’ve been saying it right all along? Think again. In this blog, we’re busting five sneaky English phrases that sound right but aren’t. Learn the real deal and start flexing your English with confidence!
Tired of memorising word lists that just don’t stick? Let’s make English practise fun, easy, and something you’ll look forward to!
In our latest blog post, we’re sharing creative ways to practise English at home. Whether you’re prepping for exams or just want to speak more confidently with friends and family, these tips make learning feel less like homework and more like a hobby.
“My childhood taught me that effective communication builds understanding and trust. That same philosophy guides every interaction at ILTI.”
At ILTI, communication isn’t just a tool – it’s the foundation of everything we do. From daily greetings to WhatsApp updates and PTCs, we value open, meaningful dialogue with our families. And this week, that same spirit carried into our classrooms.
Our Lower FCE students explored phrasal verbs like “get up” and “get over” through engaging conversations and role plays, while Upper KET students uncovered the inspiring stories of Hedy Lamarr and Rosalind Franklin, sparking thoughtful discussions on innovation and recognition.
Another week of learning, connecting, and growing at ILTI!
Think social media alone can make you fluent in English? Think again!
In this blog post, we uncover the truth about learning English online. TikTok tips might be fun, but structured lessons at a language centre like ILTI are essential for genuine progress.
“Getting old is a privilege, sadly denied to many. How we treat the elderly directly influences their happiness and well-being; so, please, BE KIND!” ❤️
This week, Ms Evelyn reflects on the beauty of growing old and the deep respect we owe to our elders. A value she’s carried since childhood and now passes on to the next generation at ILTI.
As we begin Term 3, we’ve also had the chance to sit down with parents during our Parent-Teacher Meetings, celebrating our students’ growth from the previous term. Just like the wisdom shared by the elderly, these conversations remind us how important it is to nurture, guide and honour every stage of life. Catch all the highlights and heartwarming moments in this week’s newsletter!
Meanwhile, our students spent five lively mornings last week in an English Speaking & Conversation Bootcamp — building confidence and fluency through fun, hands-on activities like role plays, group discussions, and storytelling. Each day brought a new theme, making language learning both engaging and meaningful.
Don’t miss the full recap in this week’s newsletter!
Struggling to speak English confidently? You’re not alone! In this blog post, we share practical tips to help you overcome fear, embrace mistakes, and build your fluency step by step.
“Our fathers have more influence on us than we give them credit for.”
With Father’s Day coming up on Sunday, let’s take a moment to show love and appreciation to the dads and father figures who quietly shape our lives in powerful ways. 💙
Meanwhile, our students spent five lively mornings last week in an English Speaking & Conversation Bootcamp — building confidence and fluency through fun, hands-on activities like role plays, group discussions, and storytelling. Each day brought a new theme, making language learning both engaging and meaningful.
Don’t miss the full recap in this week’s newsletter!
Fathers deserve love and thanks every day and not just on Father’s Day. Celebrate the quiet heroes in your life with small acts of appreciation and meaningful moments.
“I think perhaps, we should all be kinder to ourselves instead of setting impossible goals.”
A gentle reminder from Ms. Evelyn’s message this week, that it’s okay to pause, breathe, and simply be. As we welcome June and all its unexpected rush, let’s not forget that progress doesn’t always have to be perfect.
And speaking of progress, well done to all our ILTI students who have completed their Term 2 exams! You’ve earned your rest. Take this time to recharge, and we’ll see you next week as we step into Term 3 together.