
Explore finance, advertising, marketing, commerce, and management while building professional business English skills for networking, interviews, and resume and cover letter writing.
Discover twelve finance jobs and essential office tasks, from banking and auditing to budgeting and data management, plus practical dialogues for onboarding and workplace introductions.
Learn to introduce yourself to employers with a concise elevator pitch, formal greetings, and polished small talk. Master networking etiquette, dress tips, and follow-up strategies to build professional connections.
Explore what constitutes a business, its cycles, and diverse entities, then learn how to start, grow, and manage a business while mastering key English terms.
Explore commerce and advertising, including how goods and services are traded domestically and internationally in physical and digital marketplaces. Learn English terms, phrases, and prepositions for e-commerce transactions and advertising.
Discover why advertising matters for reaching diverse customer segments and driving sales in Ben's business English course, then explore bandwagon, fear, diversion, incentives, and endorsements with examples.
Explore the fundamentals of marketing, including the four P's, building customer relationships, market research, product development from idea to MVP, branding, advertising, and customer support strategies.
Explore the study of money and how capital flows drive investments, risk management, and financial instruments from stocks to bonds and insurance across public, corporate, personal, and social finance.
Explore finance careers and responsibilities from auditors to fund managers. Learn personal finance essentials, taxes, insurance, loans, and how to read financial statements.
Discover management fundamentals: delegation, emotional and logical intelligence, talent evaluation, planning, and leadership within hierarchical organizational structures.
Create a focused one to two-page resumé highlighting experience, education, and skills with action verbs. Use present or past tense and organize sections such as introduction, experience, education, and honors.
Personalize your cover letter to the job and company. Include specific details, action words, and a clear introduction, body, and conclusion.
Master the job interview by strengthening English communication, practicing key dos and don'ts, presenting confident body language, researching the company, and preparing answers to common questions.
"This Business English course will help you to develop your vocabulary, grammar, and writing skills in the areas of finance, marketing, sales, and other general business terms. From working on your resume and cover letter to preparing yourself for an interview, this particular course will cover it all.
If you're struggling with being able to get a job in an English-speaking company or would like to become better at presenting to your English-speaking colleagues, this course will help you out immeasurably. With a number of assignments after each lecture, my students will be challenged to master this crucial part of the English language."
Business English Course Topics include:
Financial Jobs and At The Office
Introduction to Business
Commerce and Advertising
Advertising Continued
Marketing
Introduction to Finance
Finance Continued
Management
Applying for a Job
Cover Letters and Resumes
Going to the Job Interview
Memos and Presentations
Each course video will come with different activities, assignments to supplement the learning you will receive for each topic covered in this English for Hospitality course. Make sure to watch each course video and finish each assignment to get the most out of this course.
In order to bolster your Business English skills, this course will cover the necessary topics to improve your abilities in the workplace, the boardroom, and elsewhere.