English for Work and Business – Intermediate

Intermediate
Online Classes
Total 10 hours in class

Multi-Day Course
2-6 learners per class

Requirements

A PC/desktop environment with a text editor.

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Class Details

This course will help individuals continue to improve their vocabulary while gaining greater confidence in writing reports, networking, liaising with different departments, and taking part in discussions and meetings. This level will encourage and prepare students for work towards the advanced level.

This course prepares someone to pass ‘Cambridge English: B2 Business Vantage (BEC Vantage)’ test or to get 60–74 score in BULATS test. A Certificate of Completion will be provided after completing the course. This level will encourage and prepare students for work towards the advanced level.

Course Outline

Grammar and Vocabulary: Intermediate (CEFR: B1)

Talking about changes
- Job changes at work
- Role changes at work
Delegating tasks
- Delegating tasks
Writing a report
- Formal business language
- Writing skills
Keeping clients informed
- Arrangements and scheduling
Informal communication
- Keeping colleagues informed
Describing a process
- Processes and manufacturing
- Discussing how things are done
- Office procedures
Describing and marketing a product
- Opinions and factual adjectives
- Descriptive adjectives
- Advertising and branding
Advice and suggestions
- Workplace pressures
- Giving advice
Talking about abilities
- Workplace skills
- Describing abilities
What people said
- Reported speech
- Reporting what someone said
What people asked
- Reported questions
- Reporting what someone asked
Reporting quantities
- Understanding quantities in conversations and meetings
Working relationships
- Social media and networking
Presentations
- Structuring a presentation
Pitching
- Pitching a product
- Comparing products and competition
Statistics
- Describing statistics
- Reading graphs and tables
- Business trends
Discussions and arguments
- Discussing conditions and problems
- Developing an argument
- Negotiating and bargaining
- Workplace mistakes
- Workplace disagreements
- Emphasizing your opinion

Vocabulary will be taught in the context of each topic, as appropriate

Departments and roles
Money and Finance
Communication technology
Production
Marketing and advertising
Management and leadership skills
Meetings
Industries and professional attributes
Business idioms
Discussions