Business English Courses
For students who are at vocational school or for secondary students who would like to explore the world of business English, we offer four different Business English courses.
Whether students want a basic course in office English, an advanced course with serious business content, or a general English course with business elements, we can cater for all needs.
With English as the internationally recognised language of business and travel these are invaluable courses for anyone preparing for the world of work, or who wishes to develop their confidence in using English whilst travelling.
There are opportunities to practise a range of business-related language skills and a chance to work on formal presentations in English to be delivered to an invited audience at the end of the course.
Aims and Benefits of our Business English Courses
Students will:
Develop valuable communication skills for international travel and work
Increase vocabulary knowledge in their field
Develop confidence and increase speaking fluency
Increase their understanding and awareness of issues relating to their field
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Course Length & Structure
Business English Courses
6 lessons per day (each lesson lasts 50 minutes)5 days (usually Monday – Friday)25 hours total
A Typical Course
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
Communicative lessons based on the English in Action book
Lesson 4
Lesson 5
Lesson 6
Preparation of Presentations
Presentations
This is our standard programme, but adaptations can be made to suit your needs and/or timetable.
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Activities
The topics and activities on our vocational courses reflect the wide variety of real-life tasks that students may encounter in their future careers. Here are some examples:
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| Using the telephone | Business letters and emails | Discussing business issues | ||
| Applying for a job | Making small talk | Giving a presentation | ||
| Job interviews | Making arrangements and bookings | Designing a product |
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