Have you ever wondered how a Mum of two young kids works a job AND trains for the Vienna marathon? Today Rebecca Philipp talks about her love of running, the ins and outs of working in project management and how getting older forced her to step outside her comfort zone.

All that and more in today's great episode!

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Today I’m joined by Linda Weirather, a brand-new University graduate and future teacher/sport manager. Linda talks about her mixed feelings on graduating with a bachelor’s degree and we’ll hear how sport, especially skiing, still drives her plans for the future. Linda also gives an interesting insight into how ‘in-person’ conversations boost Linda’s confidence. See how long it takes you to smile while listening to Linda - I guarantee it won’t take long.

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Welcome back! Today I’m joined byAlex Gmeiner, a process engineer for a large company in Tirol, Austria. Recorded online, Alex gives us a fascinating insight into his job and how he uses English to maintain his international business relationships around the world. We hear how a little bird named ‘Polly’ kicked off Alex’s English journey and Alex tells us why he doesn’t like German subtitles on English movies. All in all, a great one! I hope you enjoy it :)

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Here it is, episode 1! To kick off the podcast, I sat down for a brilliant conversation withJulia Klawatsch, an event manager based in Munich, Germany. Jules takes us through the ins and outs of managing events, the importance of communication and how moving to New York City helped her take the next 'step' in speaking English.

This episode is a little longer than they will normally be, however the conversation flowed so well that we decided to 'let it ride'. I hope you enjoy it :)

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Welcome to the 'English After Hours Podcast!'

Are you an English learner who finds it hard to listen to native-level interview podcasts? Maybe they're too fast? Leave you feeling demotivated? ...Well, you're in the right place.

Each week, I sit down with real English learners to learn about their lives, jobs and the quirks of learning and using English. There are no grammar corrections or talk of tenses here. Just real conversations with people just like you!

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