Speak Good English Movement

To help raise customer service standards in Singapore, the Singapore Retailers Association (SRA) in partnership with the Speak Good English Movement is launching a new training programme called “Service English for Retail Professionals”.

The Straits Times and the Speak Good English Movement present the Inspiring Teacher of English Award – the first national award for English teachers in Singapore schools that acknowledges teachers who: ignite a love for the English language in their students use innovative methods to engage students and help them speak and write better are

From 3D animated comedy to high-definition video documentary, budding filmmakers in schools proved that no genre or medium was too difficult for them to tackle at SDMA 2009. More than 300 students and teachers received recognition for their creativity in the production of video, animation and audio at the SDMA 2009 presentation ceremony on 3

Partner: Jan & Elly The ABCs of Pronunciation In a partnership with the Speak Good English Movement and National Library Board, Jan & Elly put up a series of 4 workshops at 4 Public Libraries entitled The ABCs of Pronunciation, advocating good English pronunciation and diction so that Singaporeans can understand and use proper English pronunciation

Partner: RELC As part of their 40th anniversary celebrations, RELC partnered with the Speak Good English Movement and National Library Board to present a series of 3 talks targeted at parents on the how to influence their children to speak standard English.

Partner: RELC As part of their 40th anniversary celebrations, RELC partnered with the Speak Good English Movement and National Library Board to present a series of 3 talks targeted at parents on the how to influence their children to speak standard English.

Partners: Singapore Press Holdings, Ministry of Education The inaugural Inspiring Teacher of English Award saw 163 teachers being nominated by their students, parents, and fellow teachers, and endorsed by their principals!

English As It Is Broken (EAIIB) started out as a weekly advice column in The Sunday Times which ran from July 2006 to March 2008. Readers with questions on the use of English or photographs of public signs with bad English sent in their submissions to be answered by a panel of advisors. Audiences were

Partner: RELC As part of their 40th anniversary celebrations, RELC partners with the Speak Good English Movement and National Library Board to present a series of 3 talks targeted at parents on how to influence their children to speak and use standard English.