Improve your English to gain confidence in Business Meetings, Business Briefings, Job Interviews and Phone Calls.
What you will learn
Learn hundreds of useful expressions to communicate effectively in business relationships, working environments, and professional settings.
Practice business expressions to use in a Job interview, during phone calls, in business meetings or briefing an idea.
Lots of tips and tricks to help you gain confidence when approaching every situation at work.
Boost your self-confidence with our step-by-step guide to deal in a business meeting or job interview.
Description
Business English is English language for any business or professional purpose.
Do you need to use Business English at work? Do you need to learn Business English for future work?
You know very well how essential it is to communicate effectively in business relationships, working environments, and professional settings.
Whether you are an international CEO or you simply want to apply for a job and need the English language for the interview, this course will walk you step-by-step all of the Business English Language necessary for getting down to business.
You need to know the right words, the right expressions, the right etiquette, and even the right understanding of business culture in the English language.
The aim of the course is to give a good general knowledge and understanding of the use of English in business situations. If you are learning English for your job or career, then the Business English Course is for you! It will help you communicate better in everyday professional situations.
The course is divided into four sections.
1. English for a job interview.
2. English for business meetings.
3. English for dealing with phone calls.
4. English for business briefings or Presentations.
1: English for a job interview
In this lecture you will learn key expressions to cover the following areas:
1- How to approach and reply the most common questions you may face during a job interview:
- Tell me about yourself
- What are your strengths?
- What are your weaknesses?
- Why did you leave your last job?
- Tell us about your education
- Where do you see yourself 5 years from now?
- What kind of salary do you expect?
2- 12 powerful words to use in a job interview (Part 1)
In this lecture you will learn how to prepare yourself for make a better speech covering the most important topics in a job interview.
3- How to avoid common pitfalls
In this lecture you will learn how to avoid common mistakes and pitfalls and turning your bad points into good ones.
2. English for business meetings.
1- Leading a meeting in English
In this lecture you will learn how to cover the correct vocabulary to the following areas when you are leading a business meeting:
- Introducing yourself
- Asking others to introduce themselves
- Setting the agenda
- Defining action points to be completed before the next meeting
- Getting involved in meetings
- How to interrupt politely
- Asking questions
2- Presenting at a meeting
In this lecture you will learn how to cover the correct vocabulary to the following areas when you are presenting a business meeting:
- Introducing your topic
- Concluding your presentation
- Answering questions
- Additional business meeting phrases
3- Most Important Phrases & Tips
Using these phrases can ensure the entire group understands what is going on and that the message is clear.
This lecture covers:
- Most Important Phrases
- Phrases to Avoid in Business Meetings
- Business Meeting Tips
4- Business Meeting Tips
Using these phrases can ensure the entire group understands what is going on and that the message is clear.
5- Putting a Conversation Together
3- English for dealing with phone calls
This Section will teach you some incredibly useful tips for making phone calls in English, that will help save you in situations like this so you can stay calm and in control on a call.
In this lecture you will learn how to improve your telephone skills that will also help with your speaking skills in general. What’s more, it will help you gain self-confidence.
You will also find Tips for Learning Business English and Telephone Phrases to properly address a phone conversation.
1- Phone Conversation Examples
2- Useful sentences to address most common situations
In this lecture you will learn different sentences to address most common situations during a phone call.
- How To Tell Someone Why You Are Calling
- How To Put Someone On Hold
- How To Transfer Someone
- How To Answer The Phone After Putting Someone On Hold
- How To Tell Someone The Person Is Not Available
- How To Ask Someone To Repeat Themselves
- How To Tell Someone Why You Are Calling
- How To Put Someone On Hold
- How To Transfer Someone
- How To Answer The Phone After Putting Someone On Hold
- How To Tell Someone The Person Is Not Available
- How To Ask Someone To Repeat Themselves
3- Official Conversation in English on The Phone
4- 40 Must-know English Phrases for Business Telephone Calls
4- English for business briefings or presentations
Whether you’re planning a marketing campaign for an advertising agency, or preparing a creative brief , you must understand the main criteria to master your business briefing.
1- Essential elements of a great brief
Understanding what a brief is and why you need one is important. However, knowing what to actually put in one will make the difference.
In this video you will cover the “must-haves” for every business brief.
2- How to prepare for a Business English briefing
In this video we will guide through the step by step process to learn how to prepare a brief effectively.
3- 61 Must know business briefing phrases
This video will show you plenty of useful phrases to use during each situation in a business briefing.
You will learn must-know sentences for:
- Welcoming your audience
- Give the topic of the briefing
- Introducing yourself
- Give a roadmap for the briefing
- Question policy and any rules.
- Beginning the main body of your briefing
- Beginning a new section of the main body
- Useful words to hold an audience’s attention
- Introduce your visual aids
- Ending the presentation
- Involving the audience in the discussion
- Check in with the question asker
- Thank your audience
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