Meetings in English have a totally different vibe from one-to-ones! Here you’ll learn a useful language tool for handling group meetings in English: how to confidently address a room full of colleagues using professional English.
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Your job interview in English is a moment when you want to communicate as clearly as possible. That’s why it’s important to have a full understanding of the English tenses to give impactful answers that flow in the right order of events.
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Time and schedules in English is a necessary area to master if your job is in English. Learn how to organize (and reorganize!) meetings and appointments, and project pure professionalism when you speak English for work.
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Small talk in English! Love it or hate it, light conversation is a key part of conferences, seminars, workshops, training sessions, networking events, team dinners, holiday parties…basically, any work event in English with a social aspect.
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In, on, at…which one is it? Succeed in, succeed on, succeed at something? Focus in, focus on, or focus at something? How can you possibly know which preposition follows the verb!?
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Special characters in English are those little symbols that look like this: _ % – @ . They’re beautiful, right? But how confident are you at saying them out loud in English? If you’re a little uncertain, it’s very understandable! That’s because depending on the context, the symbol can take a different name.
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Ever confuse “title” with “certificate”? What about “degree” with “career”? And what exactly is the difference between “mark” and “grade”? If you need to speak in English about your professional and academic achievements (for example, in a job interview, university application or a networking event), this vocabulary is key!
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Polite requests in English are the key to getting what you want from your colleagues or clients. Let’s face it, you are much more likely to get a faster response or a positive answer when you ask nicely!
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Business English vocabulary mistakes can be painfully hilarious. Have you ever used an English word that looks very similar to a word from your own language…only to discover it means something different?
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Virtual meetings in English – communicating via cold hard technology – is a tough challenge for your workday. When English isn’t your first language, you can easily sound too abrupt in your online manner, or be scrambling to find the appropriate vocabulary or expression for an unexpected glitch.
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