Q: Skills for Success is renowned for helping students to achieve academic success in English. The Third Edition helps students to develop the techniques and critical thinking skills they need for academic study with new Critical Thinking Strategies, updated texts and topics and 100% new assessment. The Teacher's Handbook with Teacher's Access card includes a printed Teacher's Handbook along with access to iQ Online Practice with Teacher Resources and the Classroom Presentation Tool. iQ Online Practice with Teacher Resources provides all the course resources, teaching notes and answer keys you need for Q: Skills for Success Third Edition, plus assessment, classroom management and professional development resources. Deliver heads-up lessons with the Classroom Presentation Tool, a digital resource for the front of the class with an extensive range of easy-to-use features. *The Q: Skills for Success impact study was conducted between September 2018 and March 2019. Oxford Impact is how Oxford University Press evaluates its educational products and services so that teachers and learners can be sure that our resources make a positive difference.

Aim High is a six-level course that develops language learning through carefully chosen vocabulary (including words from the Oxford 3000 (TM), texts which are interesting, and essential study skills. The iTools digital material adds variety to class teaching and the Online Practice (available at levels 1 - 5) provides extra homework activities that can be automatically marked and that teachers can track. Revision and self assessment sections help learners towards exam success and there is extensive testing material too.

First Friends makes children's first year of learning English motivating and fun. A regular unit cycle and engaging support resources help you create a positive learning environment where children can develop confidence, build vocabulary skills, and practise phonics. The carefully researched phonics programme gives you lessons that are ideal for children who don't use the Roman alphabet. Use Little Friends to extend First Friends to a three-level course.