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Business English for corporate workers
Lecture 1: Introduction to Business English
Speaking Structure
Lecture 2: Diplomatic Speaking
5 Rules to have diplomatic and effective speaking skills
Lecture 3: Useful Vocabulary
Useful Vocabulary part 1
Useful Vocabulary part 2
Useful Vocabulary part 3
Quiz 1
5 questions
10 minutes
Lecture 4: Job Role
How to explain your job role?
Assignment 1: Short practice (Match the following job descriptions to the responsibilities below.)
5 questions
10 minutes
Lecture 5: Writing Emails
Five important steps of writing emails
Useful expressions for writing emails.
Assignment 2: Practice (You have a problem with the English language at University, write an email to your English language professor and explain your situation, and how the professor should help you to improve your English language.)
0 question
10 minutes
Lecture 6: Meetings
Arrange meetings
How to share your opinion on a formal meetings?
Assignment 3: Do you agree or disagree? Do you agree or disagree with the following statement below, please give a reason for your answer.
0 question
10 minutes
The most important aspect of a job is salary.
Lecture 7: The Make up of idioms
Introduction to idioms
50 common idioms part 1
Quiz 2
0 question
10 minutes
50 common idiom part 2
Quiz 3
0 question
10 minutes
50 common idiom part 3
Quiz 4
0 question
10 minutes
Lecture 8: Presentation Technics
Triangle strategy
Top 10 advice from experts
Remember the 10-20-30 Rule for Slideshows
Last advice from expert presenters
Assignment 4: An exercise to improve public speaking (Try recording your voice in an informal setting, such as at home. Listen carefully to how you sound. This will help you become accustomed to your voice.You might also note any aspects of your speech which reduce the overall effectiveness of your message. This might include a tendency to say ‘um’ or ‘er’ a lot, to slur one or more letters together, or stammer slightly.)
0 question
10 minutes
Lecture 9: Effective Speaking
What you say, and how you say it.
Choosing your words and Improve your command over your voice.
Assignment 5: An exercise to develop your effective speaking skills.( Find a document to read, something about two pages in length – the first few pages of a book would work well. Read your document silently first, then read it aloud in your normal speaking voice. Don’t worry if you stumble or falter, just pick up and continue to the end.)
0 question
10 minutes
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