Corporate publications


According to DVV Media, corporate publishing is the segment in a company's communication mix that makes the same company its own publisher. Marketing experts call this: Owned Media, so it can be published interviews, reports, infographics...

Source: https://dvvmedia.com/en/corporate-publishing/#:~:text=Corporate%20publishing%20is%20the%20segment,can%20do%20it%20all%20yourself.


What is the most useful thing you have learnt in your career and why?


Articles wanted

The most useful thing I have ever learned.

What is the most useful thing you have learned? Who did you learn it from? Why is it useful?

Write us an article answering these questions. We will publish the best articles on our website.

 

How to article an article

The most useful thing I’ve ever learned

Have you ever learned something that completely changed your life? I can remember exactly how it was for me when I got interested in learning English and who helped me become the person I am today.

I had always been in love with English music and I put in some work by myself, but only when I ended up in the English class of Mr. Weiss I got completely hooked. His amazing style of teaching struck a chord and my skills skyrocketed in no time.

Feeling confident, I took the leap and moved to beautiful Australia where I was able to travel and even call it home for over seven years. And you know what?! I became an English teacher and now help people who are just like I used to be with the same passion as Mr. Weiss.

I really think that I wouldn’t be teaching English had it not been for Mr. Weiss and his inspirational lessons. So, looking back, I hope my experience inspires others to find ways to help the people around them as well.

 

 

 

Article structure

 

Title
Think of an interesting title which will make people want to read your articleI

 

ntroduction
Start your article in an interesting way. You could ask the reader a question or make a strong statement.

 

1st body paragraph


The first paragraph should involve the reader in some way.

 

2nd body paragraph


Build on the interest you have raised in the first paragraph by telling the next part of the story

 

Conclusion
Finish the article in an interesting way. This could be humorous or thought-provoking

 

However, for the body between three and five paragraphs are recommended.

 

Word ranges:

100 words for B1, 140-190 for B2, 220-260 for CAE and 290-320 for CPE

 

What is an article?

 

An article is a text whose purpose is to interest and engage the reader who has similar interests to the writer, which is usually written for a magazine or newsletter.

 

Useful phrases for writing articles

 

1.- For Sequencing

At first / To start with/In the beginning, ...

Then/Next/After that, ...

The next thing that happened was ...

The next thing I knew was ...

Seconds/Minutes later,

Late on/Some time later,

It wasn't until much later that ...

After some time/After what seemed like years, ...

Finally/In the end, ...

At last, ...

2.- For simultaneous events

Meanwhile/In the meantime,

While all this was going on,

In the middle of all this, ...

During all this time, ...

3.- For sudden or unexpected events

Suddenly/All of a sudden, ...

All at once, ...

Out of the blue, ...

Without any warning, ...

Just when I was least expecting it, ...

The next thing I knew was ...

4.- For rapid events

As quick as a flash, ...

In the wink of an eye, ...

In a matter of seconds/minutes, ...

In no time at all, ...

5.- For looking back

In retrospect, ...

When I think back to what happened then, ...

 

 

Sources: https://teacherphill.com/fce-how-to-write-an-article/#:~:text=An%20article%20is%20usually%20written,be%20some%20opinion%20or%20comment.

 

https://oxfordhousebcn.com/en/how-to-write-a-great-article-in-the-cambridge-b2-first-exam/

 

https://engxam.com/handbook/how-to-write-an-article-b2-first-fce/ 


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