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Course level: B2
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The course is aimed for those who want to improve communication skills and competence in business English
Supervisor
Extent and intensity
16 weeks
Date: Not specified yet
1 lesson (90 minutes) per week
Registration status: Open for registration
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Course objectives
The course is aimed for those who want to improve communication skills and competence in business English
▽ Details
1 block scheme:
90 minutes | Break | 45 minutes |
Content:
01 First impressions 02 Motivation 03 On schedule 04 New ideas 05 Ethical business 06 Making decisions 07 Outsourcing 08 Facilities 09 Employees 10 New business 11 Communications 12 Change 13 Data 14 Culture 15 Performance 16 Career breaks
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Ⓥ Vocabulary Ⓢ Speaking Ⓛ Listening Ⓖ Grammar Ⓦ Writing
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Ⓥ Talking about first impressions, phrases, adjectives
Ⓛ Arranging a meeting and exchanging contact details
Ⓦ Writing an e-mail to arrange a meeting
Ⓖ Present simple and continous
Ⓢ Work and personal life overlap
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Ⓥ Motivation at work, incentives, benefits
Ⓛ Encouraging conversation, small talk
Ⓖ Question forms
Ⓢ Ending and leaving a conversation
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Ⓥ Managing projects, phrasal verbs
Ⓛ Running an update meeting
Ⓢ Questioning a decision
Ⓖ Present perfect and past simple
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Ⓥ Ideas and innovations, adjective-noun phrases, phrasal verbs
Ⓛ Presenting a product or service
Ⓢ Referring to evidence
Ⓖ Present, past, and future ability
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Ⓥ Ethical business, word formation, personal standards
Ⓛ Planning arrangements
Ⓢ Responding to invitations
Ⓖ Talking about the future
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Ⓥ Personality adjectives
Ⓛ Decision-making
Ⓦ Preparing an agenda for a meeting
Ⓢ Talking about social plans
Ⓖ Countability, expressions of quantity
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Ⓥ Outscourcing
Ⓛ Presenting factual information
Ⓦ Preparing a presentation
Ⓢ Asking questions after a presentation
Ⓖ The passive
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Ⓥ Describing a places of work, intensifying adjectives
Ⓛ Making suggestions and recommendations
Ⓢ How to link ideas
Ⓖ Nouns and quantifiers
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Ⓥ Employers and employees, word formation
Ⓛ Negotiating with colleagues
Ⓢ Making quick requests
Ⓖ if clauses
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Ⓥ Starting up a new business
Ⓛ Maintaining contacts
Ⓢ Avoid saying “no”
Ⓖ Present perfect simple and continuous
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Ⓥ Communications technology, working with a text
Ⓛ Dealing with information on the phone
Ⓢ Resolving problems on the phone
Ⓖ Phrasal verb word order
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Ⓥ Talking about change, verbs
Ⓛ Presenting future plans
Ⓢ Giving both sides of the arguments
Ⓖ Future tenses and probability
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Ⓥ Dealing in data, one/two-word nouns
Ⓛ Discussing data
Ⓢ Describing trends
Ⓖ Reporting
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Ⓥ Cultural differences
Ⓛ Narrating past events
Ⓢ Talking about news and gossip
Ⓖ Narrative tenses
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Ⓥ Staff appraisals, noun phrases
Ⓛ Evaluating performance
Ⓢ Raising difficult issues
Ⓖ Third and mixed conditionals, perfect modals
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Ⓥ Taking a career break
Ⓛ Putting forward a case
Ⓢ Taking time off
Ⓖ -ing form or infinitive?
Course capacity (min-max)
3-5
Literature
Business Result Upper-intermediate
Outcomes
Certificate of achievement
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