Não tem apostila.
Tem a sua semana.
Aulas individuais montadas em cima do que aparece no seu trabalho de verdade. Você não estuda inglês para um dia usar: você usa, e o inglês vai atrás.
O que tem nas aulas
- primeiro
Uma conversa, antes de qualquer coisa
Eu escuto como você fala, ouço como você entende e vejo onde a pronúncia atrapalha. É a parte que nenhum teste mede. Daí sai o plano: o que treinar primeiro, para as situações que o seu trabalho cobra.
- toda semana
Aula sobre a sua semana
Não tem apostila esperando na estante. A aula é conversa sobre o que apareceu no seu trabalho: a apresentação de terça, a negociação que travou, o feedback que você precisa dar. Você fala desde a primeira aula, do seu jeito.
- entre as aulas
Exercícios que nascem do que você falou
Depois de cada aula, você recebe na plataforma o recap e exercícios feitos dela: o vocabulário que faltou na hora, a estrutura que você contornou, a frase que não saiu. Dá para fazer pelo celular, entre uma reunião e outra.
Um pedaço do material, no seu nível
Notícias reais, reescritas por nível. Na aula, a notícia vira conversa sobre o seu trabalho.
AI demand pushes AMD to a record quarter
AMD makes computer chips. In the last three months, the company sold $13.4 billion, a record. Its data center business almost doubled: sales went up 97%. Many companies are buying AMD chips to build artificial intelligence. But sales of chips for games and personal computers went down 8%. AMD expects to sell about $17 billion in the next three months.
Chipmaker AMD reported record revenue of $13.4 billion for the third quarter. The biggest driver was its data center business, where revenue rose 97% to $8.5 billion as companies bought more processors and new graphics chips to run artificial intelligence. Not every part of the business grew: revenue from chips for PCs and gaming fell 8%. For the next quarter, AMD expects revenue of around $17 billion.
AMD posted record third-quarter revenue of $13.4 billion, propelled by its data center division, which nearly doubled sales to $8.5 billion on strong demand for its server processors and the launch of its latest AI accelerators. Data center now accounts for close to two-thirds of the company's revenue, up from under half a year ago. The picture was less bright elsewhere, with client and gaming revenue down 8%. Looking ahead, AMD guided for fourth-quarter revenue of about $17 billion, give or take 3%.
AMD has delivered a record quarter, with revenue of $13.4 billion underpinned by a data center business that almost doubled year on year to $8.5 billion. Demand for its server processors and the debut of its newest AI accelerators have turned the segment into the company's centre of gravity, now generating roughly two-thirds of sales. The strength is not uniform, however: client and gaming revenue slipped 8%, a reminder that the AI boom is lifting some parts of the industry far more than others. Guidance of around $17 billion for the fourth quarter signals that management expects the momentum to carry into year-end.
Ler e fazer os exercícios →Schaeffler to cut almost 3,500 jobs and close five sites in Europe
Schaeffler is a big German company. It makes parts for cars. Now it plans to cut about 3,500 jobs in Europe. It will also close four factories in Germany and one in Belgium. Why? People are buying fewer cars with petrol engines, and electric cars are growing slowly. Workers in Germany are also expensive. The union is not happy with the plan. Most of the changes will happen in 2027 and 2028.
German car supplier Schaeffler plans to cut around 3,460 jobs in Europe, most of them in Germany. The company will also close five sites: four in Germany and one in Belgium. It blames weak demand for petrol and diesel cars, a slow move to electric vehicles, high labour costs in Germany and too many layers of management. The changes will happen mainly in 2027 and 2028. The IG Metall union criticised the plan, saying one round of cuts is following another.
Schaeffler, one of Germany's largest automotive suppliers, has announced a net reduction of about 3,460 jobs across Europe, roughly three-quarters of them in Germany, along with five site closures. Management points to a combination of pressures: sluggish demand for combustion-engine vehicles, a slower-than-expected ramp-up of electric models, high domestic labour costs and an organisation with too many management layers. The cuts will be implemented mainly in 2027 and 2028. Union representatives argue that one cost-cutting programme is being launched before the consequences of the last one have been dealt with.
Schaeffler is to shed a net 3,460 jobs in Europe and shut five sites, four of them in Germany, in the latest sign that the country's automotive supply chain is being squeezed from several directions at once. The company cites tepid demand for combustion-engine vehicles, an electric transition that has proved slower than forecast, structurally high German labour costs and an over-layered management structure. With implementation weighted towards 2027 and 2028, the plan has drawn sharp criticism from IG Metall, whose representative complained that successive restructuring rounds are being stacked on top of one another before earlier ones have been absorbed.
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Valores
Quantas aulas por semana?
R$ 550 /mês
≈ R$ 137,50 por aula
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O que você deve estar pensando
Tá caro.
Pensa no custo do inglês travado: quantas oportunidades, promoções ou negócios ele já te custou? As aulas são um investimento pra parar de pagar esse preço invisível.
Não tenho tempo.
É pra quem não tem tempo mesmo. Por isso começa em uma hora por semana, focada no seu contexto, sem lição de casa infinita. A gente treina o que você vai usar na segunda de manhã.
Meu inglês é muito básico.
Perfeito, é exatamente pra você. A gente não espera você ficar pronto pra falar: começa falando, do seu jeito, desde a primeira aula.