Running the Railroad

OVERVIEW

Language effectiveness in today’s world is not just about best practices – it means willingness to transform one’s self, one’s attitudes and approaches toward the magnificent range of people and cultures our world holds.

  1. Do you communicate across cultures?
  2. Are you responsible for running a virtual team?
  3. Is the Lingua Franca you use with your foreign colleagues a challenge sometimes?

In this online English course, our team of highly qualified language consultants will coach you in long-term personal application, providing core principles you and your people need. Learning from years of successes and failures, we have acquired a set of language, virtual leadership and communication skills that we would like to share with you.

Please watch the following video in which the founder of, and CEO at, LOS Language Online Services Martin Norling describes WHY this course is called ‘Running The Railroad’, HOW you can benefit from this course and WHAT you can expect from our team.

Have you got any questions? Would you like to schedule a free 60-minute intro discussion with Martin before buying the course? Please get in touch with him here

CURRICULUM

This online English course comes in the form of a monthly subscription. Every month you will receive four do-it-yourself lesson materials that will vary in style and length (60-90 minutes).

During the course we’ll provide all forms of feedback, including written and verbal, planned and spontaneous. Every once in a while you can schedule an online feedback session with one of our RtR team members to discuss your progress. If you want to join us on the XR roller-coaster, you can use one of our VR headsets in the sessions (LOS Virtual). This feedback assessment will be completely optional and charged separately.  

We recommend downloading and completing the following lessons before you buy the RtR course. 

Know Yourself and Others 1

Know Yourself and Others Lesson 1
This lesson will help you understand ...
- when and where you get most creative.
- whether you're an ambivert or not.
- how to avoid tentative language in discussions.
A Diaper CEO Blog on Introversion
Hiya! I'm Martin Norling. In 2013 my son Samuel was born and I founded LOS Language Online Services. I used to call myself a Diaper CEO; changing diapers and making my first-ever business plan went somehow hand-in-hand. 🙂 In this blog post I'd like to share some of my bottle-fed life, language-teaching and leadership practices with you.
A Diaper CEO Lesson 1
In this lesson you will learn how to ...
- use five practical phrasal verbs.
- speak about work, home and trends without getting nervous.
- write about an experience that you didn't want to go through.
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Know Yourself and Others 2

Know Yourself and Others Lesson 2
In this lesson you will learn …
- five idioms we use to talk about talent.
- what language talent is.
- how to define talent.
A Diaper CEO Blog on Language Talent
Hiya! I'm Martin Norling. In 2013 my son Samuel was born and I founded LOS Language Online Services. I used to call myself a Diaper CEO; changing diapers and making my first-ever business plan went somehow hand-in-hand. 🙂 In this blog post I'd like to share some of my bottle-fed life, language-teaching and leadership practices with you.
A Diaper CEO Lesson 2
In this lesson you will learn how to ...
- use different verbs for the same ideas.
- use ten new phrases to talk about learning.
- write about something you're good at.
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RtR TEAM

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Martin Norling

My passion for teaching, combined with the personal leadership and sales experience, enables clients to achieve better results. Being an entrepreneur, I find it easy to bond with business-savvy professionals, but I can also discuss the Arts with the more culturally-inclined. Read more…

Gabriel Clark

I’ve been an English teacher since 2004. I hold an MA in TESOL and Applied Linguistics from Portsmouth University. I’m the “Clark” in Clark and Miller, a website that focuses on giving learners a deeper understanding of how English works through online courses and a blog that often features giraffes. Read more…

Rory Mulvihill

My first degree is in Law, which I practised for over 30 years, predominantly in a firm of which I was the Senior Partner. During that time I also graduated with a Master’s in Business. My main passion, however, is Theatre – in which subject I also hold a Master’s degree. Read more…