TO FLY.
Small-town roots. Global ambition.
Your industrial future starts with an idea.
ELA Aviación · Fuente Obejuna · Alto Guadiato · Córdoba
Audio uses your device’s English voice. No autoplay. / Audio con la voz inglesa de tu dispositivo.
Could your next big idea
take off here?
Explore a real Spanish aircraft manufacturer. Connect its entrepreneurial story to higher vocational training. Then pitch an idea that brings skilled work and new visitors to rural Córdoba.
Explora una empresa real, descubre ciclos de FP superior y presenta una propuesta para la comarca. Pasa el ratón, usa Tab o toca las palabras subrayadas para traducir. Escucha un fragmento cada vez; intenta recordar antes de abrir las respuestas.
Read, listen, picture it.
Lee, escucha y visualiza.
24 questions. Four missions.
24 preguntas con explicación.
A 90-second founder’s pitch.
Defiende tu propia idea.
Suggested pace: two 35–45-minute sessions. Core article audio: approximately 7–9 minutes at 1×; practice audio is additional. No countdown pressure.
Antes de leer: piensa en tres profesiones necesarias para fabricar y vender esta aeronave.
The courage to build.
A big ambition can have a small-town address.
Imagine leaving a classroom with a technical drawing in your hand and a question in your head: could I help turn an idea into something that flies? An aircraft factory makes that question tangible. Someone must translate a design into components, organise suppliers, check measurements and explain the product to customers. That combination is the real attraction of industrial entrepreneurship. A compelling idea needs people who can build it, improve it and make the business work. Your practical skills can become part of that story.
Recall before you reveal · Which three kinds of work turn an idea into a product?
Possible answer: technical design and manufacturing, quality checks, and commercial organisation. More than one combination is valid.
A family story, built through experimentation.
According to ELA’s own history, Emilio López Alemany’s early aircraft experiments eventually led to a powered gyroplane, the ELA-03, in 1996. He and Rita Nieves, cofounder and business partner, decided to create ELA Aviación. The company moved to Fuente Obejuna in 2005 as production expanded. Its account also describes several enclosed prototypes that were not commercialised because they did not meet its internal standards. For an aspiring entrepreneur, that is a useful lesson: investment in a prototype does not make it ready for customers. Evidence must guide the decision.
Source: ELA · company history ↗
Recall before you reveal · Why might a company refuse to sell an operational prototype?
Because operating successfully is not the same as meeting every required standard.
The decision that separates ambition from improvisation.
Picture a fictional start-up with an approaching deadline and an unresolved quality issue. Shipping immediately might improve this month’s cash flow, but it could damage trust and create further costs. Postponing the shipment protects the customer while increasing short-term pressure. This is a trade-off, not an excuse to cut corners. A responsible founder asks what evidence is missing, who must review it and how to explain the delay. Entrepreneurship requires commercial judgement and accountability as well as technical creativity. Being persuasive starts with being reliable.
Recall before you reveal · What should the founder explain to the customer?
The unresolved issue, the review needed, and an honest update on the delivery plan. This scenario is fictional, not a reported ELA incident.
One aircraft.
Many kinds of expertise.
Rotor or propeller? Give each part its job.
A conventional gyroplane uses a rotor in autorotation to generate lift and an engine-driven propeller to provide forward thrust. The rotor and propeller therefore perform different jobs. Recognising that difference gives you a useful visual anchor for the vocabulary. Now look beyond the silhouette: an aircraft brings together structures, mechanical parts, electrical systems and instruments. For a language learner, the opportunity is to connect each term to its function. Explain what a component does before trying to memorise a long list of unfamiliar names.
Source: FAA · Rotorcraft Flying Handbook ↗
Recall before you reveal · Which part provides forward thrust?
The engine-driven propeller. The rotor in autorotation generates lift.
Think: the function that supports flight.
Think: the force driving the aircraft forward.
Think: how parts form a coherent whole.
Think: information for informed decisions.
Conceptual language map. Aircraft-specific operation and maintenance belong to approved documentation and qualified instruction.
The invisible product is confidence.
A customer can admire a polished surface, but much of the value in manufacturing remains invisible. Traceability connects a component with its records. Quality assurance concerns the processes intended to prevent problems; quality control checks whether outputs meet requirements. In a training workshop, this may mean reading a drawing, recording a measurement and reporting an unexpected result. These habits connect automotive and aerospace work without making their qualifications interchangeable. In both settings, a skilled technician must communicate clearly. An unexplained number is less useful than an accurate measurement with context.
Recall before you reveal · How does quality assurance differ from quality control?
Assurance focuses on the processes used to prevent problems; control checks outputs against requirements.
Design for a customer, not just a photograph.
ELA’s public website separates its aircraft offering into Business Class, Sport Line and Professional categories. Its Business Class page presents Eclipse and Eclipse Evo. That structure gives us a useful marketing question: how do different customers define value? A buyer might consider comfort, performance, support or operating requirements. A product team must understand those priorities before writing a persuasive description. In your class project, compare two possible customer profiles. Explain which features each would value, then identify the evidence you would need before making a commercial claim.
Source: ELA · Business Class and product categories ↗
Recall before you reveal · Why should two customer profiles receive different explanations?
Because customers may have different priorities. A credible explanation connects relevant features with a clearly identified need.
Your English belongs on the workshop floor.
Consider the difference between saying ‘It is broken’ and reporting ‘The fault appears during start-up; we have recorded the conditions and requested a review.’ The second message supports troubleshooting because it separates observation from assumption. Useful industrial English is specific, calm and traceable. You may need to clarify a supplier’s lead time, describe a component, write a shift handover or ask for a revised quotation. B2 helps you communicate the essentials; C1 helps you express uncertainty, justify a decision and negotiate a realistic outcome without pretending to know more than the evidence supports.
Recall before you reveal · Which sentence distinguishes observation from assumption?
A useful example: “The fault appears during start-up; the root cause has not yet been confirmed.”
Find the skill.
Then find the qualification.
These official higher vocational qualifications connect with different parts of the industrial ecosystem. The links lead to TodoFP course information, including where to study. The connections below are educational guidance, not advertised ELA vacancies or confirmed training agreements.
Mecatrónica Industrial
Keep industrial systems working.
Mechanical, electrical and fluid systems; maintenance planning.
Imagine your class project
A production machine repeatedly stops. You record the symptoms and help plan a supervised diagnosis.
Automoción
Turn vehicle knowledge into workshop leadership.
Vehicle diagnosis, engines, electrical systems and maintenance management.
Imagine your class project
A workshop must coordinate diagnosis, parts and customer updates. You organise a clear work plan.
Diseño en Fabricación Mecánica
Give an idea a manufacturable shape.
Mechanical design, drawings and the definition of products and tooling.
Imagine your class project
Your class designs a non-flight training fixture and explains its function, material choice and limitations.
Automatización y Robótica Industrial
Connect control with repeatable production.
Control systems, industrial communications and automation projects.
Imagine your class project
A classroom conveyor needs a reliable sensor sequence. You describe the logic and document the test.
Mantenimiento Aeromecánico de Aviones con Motor de Pistón
Explore an aircraft-focused technical route.
Piston engines, propellers and aircraft structures and systems.
Imagine your class project
You practise interpreting technical information and writing a supervised maintenance handover.
Mantenimiento de Sistemas Electrónicos y Aviónicos de Aeronaves
Follow the electronic side of aviation.
Aircraft electrical, electronic and avionics systems.
Imagine your class project
You explain a circuit diagram and report test observations using the correct technical terms.
Electromecánica de Vehículos Automóviles y Mantenimiento Electromecánico son ciclos de grado medio. No los confundas con Automoción o Mecatrónica Industrial, que son de grado superior. La conexión con un sector no equivale a una habilitación para mantener o certificar cualquier aeronave.
Explore official intermediate courses ↗Also consider the business behind the machine.
Manufacturing needs production planning, purchasing, logistics and financial organisation. Explore Programación de la Producción en Fabricación Mecánica, Administración y Finanzas, Comercio Internacional and Transporte y Logística in the official catalogue. The administrative team turns orders, costs and deadlines into decisions that support the workshop.
All higher vocational qualifications ↗Choose a route by the problems you want to solve.
Do you enjoy finding a fault, designing a part, coordinating a workshop or understanding electronic information? Start with that question. Compare the official course content, the centres that offer it and the practical learning available. Ask each centre how company training is organised and whether it offers Erasmus+ opportunities. Do not assume that a particular manufacturer accepts placements. A persuasive application explains what you are learning, what you can contribute under supervision and why the company interests you. Curiosity becomes employability when you can show evidence of your work.
Recall before you reveal · What should you verify with the training centre?
Course availability, admission arrangements, company training and any Erasmus+ opportunities. Company placements must be confirmed separately.
Tick the follow button!
Follow NeuroEnglish for You! for free English that connects your classroom with the world of work.
Hazte seguidor/a: inglés gratuito, útil y conectado con tu futuro profesional.
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Open Blogger / Abrir BloggerCome for the aircraft.
Stay for the Guadiato.
A town with more than one story to tell.
Fuente Obejuna belongs to the Alto Guadiato, in northern Córdoba. Its connection with Lope de Vega’s play gives it a powerful cultural identity. The Palacete Modernista, also known as Casa Cardona, adds an unexpected architectural encounter: elaborate shapes and decorative details in the middle of a rural town. For our entrepreneurial challenge, that contrast is an asset. A place can offer heritage, practical knowledge and modern industry together. Imagine helping an international visitor understand those connections in clear English. You are already practising a skill that local businesses can use.
Source: GDR Alto Guadiato · Fuente Obejuna ↗
Recall before you reveal · What is Casa Cardona also called?
The Palacete Modernista.
The landscape is also a working system.
The dehesa is a landscape shaped by people and nature: open woodland, grazing animals and productive land. In the Alto Guadiato, that relationship helps explain the connection between countryside and food. A walk can become a lesson in observation: notice the trees, listen for birds and describe how the land is used. The Fuente Obejuna greenway offers another way to explore the area through a former railway corridor. Ask the tourist office about current access and suitable routes. Good tourism respects working farms, wildlife and the people who maintain the landscape.
Source: GDR Alto Guadiato · landscape and food ↗
Recall before you reveal · Is a dehesa simply untouched wilderness?
No. It is a cultural and productive landscape shaped by human use and natural processes.
A taste of the territory.
The Guadiato’s food story includes Iberian pork, merino sheep and local produce. In Fuente Obejuna, traditional dishes include migas with torreznos and white beans with partridge; local sweets include pestiños. Ask what is seasonal and how a dish is prepared. For an English learner, a menu becomes a compact language laboratory: explain texture, ingredients and provenance without translating every word literally. For an entrepreneur, the lesson is similar. A product gains added value when customers understand the knowledge, landscape and work behind it. Tell a truthful story that makes people curious.
Source: GDR · local dishes ↗
Recall before you reveal · How would you explain migas to an English-speaking visitor?
For example: “A traditional dish made with breadcrumbs, served here with pieces of fried pork.” Recipes and accompaniments vary.
A day of discovery · Suggested plan
- Morning / Heritage. Explore the town and ask the tourist office about Casa Cardona and the cultural programme.
- Industry / By arrangement. Contact ELA about an educational enquiry before planning any visit. Its public contact page does not establish a drop-in factory-tour programme.
- Lunch / Taste the place. Ask a local restaurant about traditional dishes and seasonal products.
- Afternoon / Nature. Choose a suitable stretch of the greenway after checking access and conditions.
- Extend your stay / Alto Guadiato. Explore the regional tourism directory for Belmez, Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo and the surrounding villages.
Rural ambition deserves a serious business plan.
A fictional student team proposes bilingual industrial learning days combined with local food and guided walks. The idea sounds attractive, but it needs more than a memorable name. Who is the customer? Which partners have agreed to participate? What would happen if a planned visit were unavailable? A feasible proposal identifies costs, constraints and an alternative programme before taking bookings. Rural development becomes more convincing when it connects ambition with practical planning. The challenge is to create worthwhile opportunities while respecting the community and the landscape that make the place distinctive.
Recall before you reveal · Name two things to confirm before selling the proposed experience.
Partner agreements and a workable programme; costs, access and an alternative plan also matter. This is an invented classroom proposal.
Learn useful chunks.
Sound like you mean it.
Learn the phrase with a situation. Say it aloud, hide the translation, then use it in a new sentence. B2 and C1 labels indicate the task demand, not a fixed level for every individual word.
carry out an inspection
We need to carry out an inspection before making a decision.
Meaning / Traducción
realizar una inspección
meet the requirements
The component must meet the requirements in the drawing.
Meaning / Traducción
cumplir los requisitos
identify the root cause
We have recorded the fault, but we still need to identify the root cause.
Meaning / Traducción
identificar la causa raíz
request a revised quotation
Could you send us a revised quotation with the delivery date?
Meaning / Traducción
solicitar un presupuesto revisado
improve traceability
Clear batch records can improve traceability.
Meaning / Traducción
mejorar la trazabilidad
reduce lead time
Could a second approved supplier help us reduce lead time?
Meaning / Traducción
reducir el plazo de suministro
scale up production
We should confirm capacity before we scale up production.
Meaning / Traducción
ampliar la producción
a viable business model
A brilliant prototype still needs a viable business model.
Meaning / Traducción
un modelo de negocio viable
a compelling value proposition
Our value proposition connects a clear customer need with a useful service.
Meaning / Traducción
una propuesta de valor convincente
strike a balance
We need to strike a balance between growth and available resources.
Meaning / Traducción
encontrar un equilibrio
retain talent
Skilled work can help a rural area retain talent.
Meaning / Traducción
retener talento
support local producers
We want visitors to support local producers.
Meaning / Traducción
apoyar a los productores locales
provided that
The visit could take place provided that the company confirms availability.
Meaning / Traducción
siempre que
whereas
Quality assurance focuses on processes, whereas quality control checks outputs.
Meaning / Traducción
mientras que / en cambio
nevertheless
The deadline is tight; nevertheless, we need complete inspection records.
Meaning / Traducción
no obstante
subject to confirmation
The proposed programme is subject to confirmation by all partners.
Meaning / Traducción
sujeto a confirmación
Open the full EN → ES glossary · 298 words and expressions
| English | Español |
|---|---|
| accommodation | alojamiento |
| accountability | responsabilidad por los resultados |
| accuracy | precisión / exactitud |
| accurate | preciso / exacto |
| acorns | bellotas |
| added value | valor añadido |
| address a problem | abordar un problema |
| aircraft | aeronave / aeronaves |
| airflow | flujo de aire |
| airframe | estructura de la aeronave |
| airworthiness | aeronavegabilidad |
| although | aunque |
| ambition | ambición |
| apprenticeship | formación de aprendiz |
| assembly | montaje |
| assembly line | línea de montaje |
| assess | evaluar |
| assessment | evaluación |
| assumption | suposición |
| assumptions | suposiciones |
| assurance | garantía |
| batch | lote |
| batches | lotes |
| bearing | rodamiento |
| biodiversity | biodiversidad |
| birdwatching | observación de aves |
| book | reservar |
| booking | reserva |
| bottleneck | cuello de botella |
| bottlenecks | cuellos de botella |
| breadcrumbs | migas de pan |
| break even | alcanzar el punto de equilibrio |
| briefing | sesión informativa |
| bring to market | lanzar al mercado |
| build | construir |
| built | construido |
| calibrate | calibrar |
| calibration | calibración |
| career | trayectoria profesional |
| careers | trayectorias profesionales |
| carry out | realizar |
| cash flow | flujo de caja |
| certification | certificación |
| certified | certificado |
| challenge | reto |
| check | comprobar |
| chunk | fragmento con sentido |
| chunks | fragmentos con sentido |
| circuit | circuito |
| claim | afirmación |
| claims | afirmaciones |
| commitment | compromiso |
| communities | comunidades |
| community | comunidad |
| compelling | convincente |
| competitive advantage | ventaja competitiva |
| compliance | cumplimiento normativo |
| component | componente |
| components | componentes |
| composite materials | materiales compuestos |
| constraints | limitaciones |
| cork oaks | alcornoques |
| cost | coste |
| costs | costes |
| countryside | campo / entorno rural |
| cured ham | jamón curado |
| customer | cliente |
| customer support | atención al cliente |
| customers | clientes |
| cut corners | tomar atajos que comprometen la calidad |
| deadline | fecha límite |
| degree | titulación |
| design | diseño / diseñar |
| designed | diseñado |
| drawing | plano técnico |
| drawings | planos técnicos |
| durable | duradero |
| efficiency | eficiencia |
| efficient | eficiente |
| employability | empleabilidad |
| employer | empleador |
| employers | empleadores |
| employment | empleo |
| engine | motor |
| engines | motores |
| entrepreneur | emprendedor/a |
| entrepreneurs | emprendedores |
| entrepreneurship | emprendimiento |
| estimate | estimación |
| estimated | estimado |
| evidence | pruebas / evidencia |
| export | exportar / exportación |
| exports | exportaciones |
| factory | fábrica |
| failure | fallo / fracaso |
| failures | fallos |
| family business | empresa familiar |
| fastener | elemento de fijación |
| fault | avería / fallo |
| faults | averías |
| feasibility | viabilidad técnica |
| feasible | factible |
| feedback | comentarios para mejorar |
| fixture | dispositivo de sujeción |
| flavours | sabores |
| follow up | hacer seguimiento |
| founded | fundado |
| founders | fundadores |
| from scratch | desde cero |
| fund | financiar |
| funding | financiación |
| growth | crecimiento |
| guided tour | visita guiada |
| gyrocopter | autogiro |
| gyroplane | autogiro |
| gyroplanes | autogiros |
| habitat | hábitat |
| handover | traspaso de información entre turnos |
| hands-on | práctico |
| heritage | patrimonio |
| higher | superior |
| hire | contratar |
| hiring | contratación |
| holm oaks | encinas |
| hospitality | hospitalidad / hostelería |
| in order to | con el fin de |
| innovation | innovación |
| innovative | innovador |
| inquiry | consulta |
| inspect | inspeccionar |
| inspection | inspección |
| inspection record | registro de inspección |
| investment | inversión |
| investors | inversores |
| jig | útil de montaje / plantilla de sujeción |
| justify | justificar |
| landing gear | tren de aterrizaje |
| landscape | paisaje |
| landscapes | paisajes |
| launch | lanzar |
| lead time | plazo de suministro |
| leadership | liderazgo |
| learn from | aprender de |
| lift | sustentación |
| lightweight | ligero |
| livestock | ganado |
| local produce | productos locales |
| machining | mecanizado |
| maintenance | mantenimiento |
| make a difference | marcar la diferencia |
| manufacturer | fabricante |
| manufacturing | fabricación |
| materials | materiales |
| measure | medir |
| measurement | medición |
| meet a deadline | cumplir un plazo |
| meet the requirements | cumplir los requisitos |
| nevertheless | no obstante |
| niche | nicho / segmento especializado |
| niche market | mercado especializado |
| opportunities | oportunidades |
| opportunity | oportunidad |
| outcome | resultado |
| outsourcing | subcontratación |
| overheads | gastos generales |
| pasture | pastizal |
| pathway | itinerario |
| pathways | itinerarios |
| performance | rendimiento / prestaciones |
| persuasive | persuasivo |
| pitch | presentación persuasiva |
| placement | periodo de formación en empresa |
| placements | periodos de formación en empresa |
| potential | potencial |
| precision | precisión |
| preventive maintenance | mantenimiento preventivo |
| procurement | gestión de compras |
| profit | beneficio |
| proof of concept | prueba de concepto |
| propeller | hélice |
| prototype | prototipo |
| prototype testing | ensayos de prototipos |
| prototypes | prototipos |
| provenance | procedencia |
| provided | proporcionado |
| provided that | siempre que |
| purchase | compra / comprar |
| purchasing | compras |
| qualification | titulación |
| qualifications | titulaciones |
| quality assurance | garantía de calidad |
| quality control | control de calidad |
| quotation | presupuesto / oferta |
| rail-trail | vía verde |
| rather than | en lugar de |
| recall | recordar sin mirar |
| record | registrar / registro |
| records | registros |
| recruitment | selección de personal |
| regulatory | normativo |
| reject | rechazar |
| release | autorizar la salida / liberar |
| reliability | fiabilidad |
| reliable | fiable |
| repair | reparar / reparación |
| repairs | reparaciones |
| report | informe / informar |
| requirement | requisito |
| requirements | requisitos |
| resilience | capacidad de recuperación |
| retain | conservar / retener |
| retain talent | retener talento |
| retrieval | recuperación de la memoria |
| revenue | ingresos |
| revitalise | revitalizar |
| rework | repetición o corrección del trabajo |
| risk | riesgo |
| risks | riesgos |
| roadworthy | apto para circular |
| root cause | causa raíz |
| rotor | rotor |
| rule out | descartar |
| rural | rural |
| rural development | desarrollo rural |
| safety | seguridad |
| safety-critical | crítico para la seguridad |
| sales | ventas |
| scalability | capacidad de crecer de forma sostenible |
| scale up | ampliar la producción |
| scheduled maintenance | mantenimiento programado |
| seasonal | de temporada |
| sensor | sensor |
| set up | crear / poner en marcha |
| sheep | ovejas |
| sheep’s cheese | queso de oveja |
| shelf life | vida útil de almacenamiento |
| shift | turno |
| shift handover | relevo de turno |
| ship | enviar |
| shipment | envío |
| shortage | escasez |
| shortages | escasez |
| sketch | boceto |
| skilled | cualificado |
| skills | competencias / destrezas |
| sourcing | búsqueda y selección de proveedores |
| spacing | distribución de la práctica en el tiempo |
| specification | especificación |
| specifications | especificaciones |
| stakeholders | partes interesadas |
| standard | norma / estándar |
| standards | normas / estándares |
| stew | guiso |
| strength | resistencia |
| supplier | proveedor |
| suppliers | proveedores |
| supply chain | cadena de suministro |
| support | apoyo / apoyar |
| supporting | apoyando |
| sustainability | sostenibilidad |
| sustainable | sostenible |
| team | equipo |
| teamwork | trabajo en equipo |
| technician | técnico/a |
| technicians | técnicos/as |
| therefore | por tanto |
| thrust | empuje |
| tolerance | tolerancia |
| tolerances | tolerancias |
| tooling | utillaje |
| torque | par de apriete / par motor |
| traceability | trazabilidad |
| trade-off | equilibrio entre ventajas y desventajas |
| trade-offs | equilibrios entre ventajas y desventajas |
| trail | sendero |
| training | formación |
| troubleshooting | diagnóstico y resolución de averías |
| turn an idea into | convertir una idea en |
| turnover | facturación |
| value proposition | propuesta de valor |
| viable | viable |
| village | pueblo / aldea |
| villages | pueblos / aldeas |
| visitor | visitante |
| visitors | visitantes |
| vocational | de formación profesional |
| waste | residuos / desperdicio |
| waste reduction | reducción de residuos |
| weight | peso |
| whereas | mientras que |
| whitewashed | encalado |
| wiring harness | mazo de cables |
| woodland | bosque |
| workforce | plantilla / población trabajadora |
| workmanship | calidad de ejecución |
| workshop | taller |
| workshops | talleres |
| worthwhile | que merece la pena |
Listen for what matters.
Three fictional workplace recordings, written for this activity. Listen before opening the transcript. Each briefing supports two questions in Mission 3.
Conversaciones simuladas para aprender inglés; no son declaraciones ni grabaciones de personal de ELA.
Supplier call
Show transcript / Ver guion
Hello, this is Alex from purchasing. We need a revised quotation for twelve training fixtures. Please show the unit price and delivery charge separately. Our preferred delivery date is the eighteenth of October, but do not promise it unless you can confirm capacity. We also need the material specification and a reference for each batch. If the full quantity cannot arrive together, tell us whether two deliveries would be possible.
Workshop handover
Show transcript / Ver guion
During the morning shift, we noticed an intermittent fault on the classroom test rig. It appeared twice during start-up. We recorded the conditions, labelled the rig and informed the supervisor. The cause has not been confirmed, so please do not describe the sensor as defective. The next team should review the observations with the supervisor before planning any further checks. This message records what happened; it does not authorise a repair.
Visitor proposal
Show transcript / Ver guion
Our proposed day starts with heritage in Fuente Obejuna and ends with a suitable walk. Lunch would introduce local produce. We would like an industrial element, but no factory visit has been confirmed. If a company cannot host us, we will use its public materials for a classroom case study instead. Before advertising the programme, we need to check partner availability, costs and access requirements. The aim is a credible learning experience, not a promise we cannot keep.
Make the call.
Four missions, six questions each: entrepreneurship, technical decisions, listening and your rural pitch. Earn 10 XP for each correct first answer. Read every explanation, including when you are right.
Sin penalización por tiempo. La respuesta queda cerrada al elegir: así la puntuación mide tu primer intento. Al terminar podrás repasar errores y reiniciar.
Paused. Your progress is safe in this browser when storage is available. / En pausa.
You have a founder’s mindset in motion.
Now turn your learning into your own pitch below.
Pitch the next chapter.
Create a 90-second pitch or a 140–180-word proposal for a small business that could support industry and the local area. This is a classroom simulation: do not present invented partnerships as real agreements.
Presenta una idea industrial o un servicio complementario. Explica cliente, necesidad, solución, formación, beneficio local y primer paso realista.
B2 scaffold
Our customer is…
The problem we address is…
We propose…
The skills we need are…
This could benefit the area by…
Our first step would be…
C1 upgrade
Our value proposition is…
The main constraint would be…
Whereas…, our approach…
The proposal could be viable, provided that…
We would test this assumption by…
Success would be measured by…
0 words · target 140–180
Draft and quiz progress are saved only in this browser when storage is available. This activity does not send your writing to a teacher.
Model pitch · Read after writing your first draft
Our proposal is a small bilingual documentation service for regional engineering suppliers. Our customers would be workshops that need clearer English product descriptions and enquiry templates. We would begin with non-safety-critical commercial material, combining technical understanding with language revision. A student team could draw on Mechanical Manufacturing Design and Administration and Finance, while qualified professionals would review the content. The local benefit would be a service developed in the Alto Guadiato that helps businesses communicate beyond Spain. Nevertheless, we should not assume that every workshop needs this support. Our first step would be to interview five potential customers and produce one supervised sample. The idea could be viable, provided that demand is confirmed and the review process is reliable. We would measure success through customer feedback, time saved and repeat enquiries. No partnership with ELA is implied: its entrepreneurial story is our starting point for thinking seriously about our own.
El repaso espaciado y la recuperación activa ayudan a consolidar lo aprendido. Los XP muestran progreso en esta actividad; no certifican un nivel MCER.
Your curiosity is the engine.
More learning on this blog
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