Gabriel Wallace – Business English Speaking Professional English Language

Gabriel Wallace – Business English Speaking Professional English Language

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Business English Speaking: Professional English Language is a Business English Language course for English language learners who are fed up with struggling to understand spoken English language at work.
Do you want to speak English at work?
Do you want to speak English to get a job?
Do you want to speak English to make more money?
So did all the frustrated English learners we helped. Many of them could even speak fluent English in a conversation, but they all struggled to communicate in English at work – and they couldn’t understand why…
It was because English conversation is different from Business English conversation.
If you don’t want to get left behind in business communication, you need different English conversation skills, different language patterns, and a whole different approach to English language communication. And when we taught these Business English speaking skills to the frustrated English learners who asked us for help, their careers finally took off! (Psst: that’s Business English for “they made a whole lot of money!”)
Business English Speaking: Professional English Language is a unique Business English course based on real-life English conversations that real English students have struggled with. This Business English course is designed to help you step-by-step with your spoken English exactly as you need it in real life, with a real company.
We guide you on the journey of an employee with English conversations and dialogues all the way from first contact with a potential employer, to getting the job, to communicating in meetings, to getting a pay rise and getting a promotion… and beyond!
Business English makes you money. And you know very well that not knowing Business English costs you money. This is why we’ve created a course that gives you the practical Business English language you need at work. And we’ve included practical exercises for ALL of the English conversations you’ll listen to.
By the end of Business English Speaking: Professional English Language, you will learn:
what makes Business English conversations different from ordinary English conversations.
the MOST IMPORTANT SKILL for speaking Business English.
how to improve your English listening skills: listen for gist, detail, and comprehension.
what to say to your native English speaking colleagues (and how to say it).
how to talk to a job recruiter.
what to say on your first day at work.
how to talk to your boss.
how to speak in meetings.
how to speak to customers.
how to use small talk at work to improve your business relationships.
how to ask your boss for more money.
how to ask your boss for a promotion.
essential Business English vocabulary.
lots of Business English idioms and expressions.
and much, much more!
Who this course is for:
English learners who need to communicate in the English language in a business setting.
English learners who need to negotiate in the English language.
People applying for new positions, promotions, or an increase in salary.
Employers who need to communicate professionally and effectively with employees and colleagues in English.
People who need to speak to customers or clients in the English language.

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