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English for Work

This is about the specific English workplaces use — greetings, clarifying questions, phone calls, customer phrases. Speaking more than one language is an asset; this is simply practice for particular moments at work.

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Short workplace experiences.

These run on the same SkillRise Workday structure as the workplace stories: you arrive, something happens, you decide, and Spark talks it through with you.

There's no playable practice for this area yet. The free support below is available now.

In development (7)not playable yet · no release date
  • First Morning Introductions — Riverside Café
  • Asking Someone to Say It Again — Harbor Hotel
  • At the Counter — Fresh Market
  • Words This Workplace Uses — Riverside Café
  • Calling In Sick — Harbor Hotel
  • Asking Your Manager Something — Precision Manufacturing
  • Two Minutes in the Break Room — BrightSpark Digital

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SkillRise can help you practice, but sometimes you may want deeper learning or one-to-one support. These trusted resources offer free or low-cost help.

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USA.gov — Learn English

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Information about free and low-cost English-learning options in the United States.

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LINCS Learner Center

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Free U.S. Department of Education learning resources for reading, writing, math, English, job skills and health.

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Libraries, adult education programs, community colleges and workforce centers often provide free literacy, English, digital-skills and career support.

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SkillRise links to trusted external resources for additional support. Availability and eligibility may vary by location.