This course is for adults at post
intermediate level who have a professional need for
English. The course is aimed at developing both language
proficiency and communication skills.
The course is focused largely on developing the
areas of grammar, vocabulary, communication skills
and management areas.
Course checklist
Client feedback
‘I
enjoyed these lessons very much and always looked
forward to attending the lesson... I learned a lot,
especially correct
e-mail English was very useful for me.’
"...correct
e-mail English was very useful for me."
Course synopsis
Time management; discussing changes within a company
Management philosophies and work plans
The language of presentations 1 - product and market
description
Marketing: The role and function of marketing
Learning from the past - discussing company history,
business investigation and analysis
Identifying strengths and weaknesses
The language of presentations II- management development
Finance - talking about financial data
Business planning and budgeting (financial terms)
Describing change - The stock market; trends, movements
and changes / Performance analysis - quarterly results
Successful meetings- the importance of listening
and management decisions
Personnel - the history, development and role of
the personnel manager
Analysing mistakes - business analysis and policy
Describing the stages of a project
Negotiating Skills - delivery terms
Production and operations - the role and function
of the production/operations manager
Describing company hierarchy and explaining reasons
for actions
Business and pleasure - developing management skills
and motivation
Course review
What can you do?
Communicate with colleagues
and clients fluently, accurately and confidently
Chair and participate
in meetings and negotiations effectively
Prepare and deliver complex
presentations using subtle language and effective
body language and presentation skills
Discuss specific areas of management
in detail using complex language and technical
vocabulary
Deal with most business correspondence,
routine and non-routine
Understand business reports
and articles, even if written in complex language
