Listening

• Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab – the most popular resource for listening skills development. It offers structured podcasts with all necessary series of exercises and help tips.
• Learning Oral English Online – a site for English learners of different levels, you will find special podcasts for ESL/EFL instructors.
• Listen and Learn – real conversations with online tasks and transcripts, there are not only podcasts for main levels but also pronunciation tasks, business vocabulary pieces, so-called pie plus magazine with videos updated weekly and some extra materials for all categories as well.
• British Council Podcasts – a reliable resource with online tasks, the main peculiarity important for teachers is that all podcasts are presented as series.
• BBC Radio podcasts and tasks aimed at listening skills improvement and enlarging your English vocabulary.
• Breaking News English – recent news podcasts, this material is up-to-date and involving, current uploads are supplied with lesson plans.
• The Teaching American History Podcast and Princeton University Podcasts – lectures to develop listening skills and cultural background.

• English Grammar Help Podcast – podcasts on English Grammar, lessons on grammar topics are updated every day which motivates students to do tasks on time.

• ESL Podcast – audio life podcasts with transcripts, comprehension questions and cultural notes.

• A4ESL – newest podcasts for ESL learners, it is a wonderful catalogue of all most popular recent podcasts from different sites which enables teachers to stay in touch with all upgrades.

• Luke’s English Podcast – funny British English podcasts where the author answers your questions and replies to your letters, these podcasts are easy to apply individually or they might serve as homework tasks.

• ESL Teacher Talk Podcast – broadcasts for EL teachers on classroom management, lesson planning advice and job search tips.

• English Teacher John – easy-to-understand English learning podcasts, most proper for elementary and intermediate levels.

• Better at English – conversational British and American English podcasts which give an opportunity to teach rather conversational language with its most popular dialects than to focus only on academic style.

• Fun English Lessons – comedy style talk shows which might serve as a warmer or bonus for your students at the beginning or at the end of the class.

• The Rob and Bob Show – entertaining conversations between Rob (Britain) and Bob (US). It’s just what you need if you take into consideration culture differences and language varieties.

• Listen to English – Learn English – culture bound stories with exercises and transcripts, applicable both for intermediate and advanced levels, vital for proficiency stage.

• English Conversations – native speakers’ conversations for elementary level, they might seem a little challenging for those who has just started learning, however, they are essential as a base for listening comprehension at further stages.

• SpeakingEnglishPodcast, Listen-to-English, Edgycation – podcast collections which will help you to find proper material for your students and courses.