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Business Communication for Non Native English Speakers
923 students
Business Communication for Non Native English Speakers
Speak clearly, write professionally, and build confidence in English-speaking workplaces
Created byDevleena Bhattacharya
Last updated 5/2025
English
What you'll learn
- Speak confidently and clearly in professional situations—even if English isn’t your first language
- Write effective emails, give updates, and participate in meetings using practical business English
- Overcome common communication barriers like accent bias, self-doubt, or cultural misunderstandings
- Understand tone, formality, and body language in Canadian, U.S., or other English-speaking workplaces
- Build strong relationships and collaborate better with colleagues from different cultural backgrounds
- Learn real-world strategies to communicate with clarity and confidence as an immigrant professional
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Course content
5 sections • 5 lectures • 49m total length
Requirements
- A basic to intermediate level of English (you should be able to understand everyday conversations and workplace emails)
- A willingness to improve your spoken and written communication in professional settings
- No grammar perfection required—just bring an open mind and motivation to learn
- Access to a computer or mobile device to watch video lessons and download resources
- Optional but helpful: Some experience working or studying in an English-speaking environment (or plans to)
Description
Do you have great ideas—but struggle to express them in English at work?
You're not alone. As a non-native English speaker in an English-speaking workplace, it's easy to feel unsure in meetings, emails, or presentations—even when you're smart, capable, and experienced.
This course is designed to help you speak with clarity, write with confidence, and build strong professional relationships, without needing "perfect" English.
Taught by an instructor who’s been through the same journey, you’ll learn real-world communication strategies that have helped immigrant professionals thrive in the workplace.
What You’ll Learn
Speak clearly and confidently in meetings, interviews, and everyday work conversations
Write professional emails, updates, and messages that sound natural and respectful
Overcome common challenges like accent bias, self-doubt, and cultural misunderstandings
Use correct tone and body language in English-speaking workplace cultures
Network more confidently, introduce yourself clearly, and build strong work relationships
Prepare for presentations and team discussions with proven communication frameworks
Develop the mindset to feel empowered—even if your English isn’t perfect
Who This Course Is For
Immigrant professionals working in English-speaking countries (Canada, U.S., U.K., etc.)
Non-native English speakers who want to improve spoken and written communication at work
International students, newcomers, and early-career professionals navigating business culture
Anyone who’s ever said, “I know what I want to say—I just don’t know how to say it professionally in English.”
Course Highlights
5 focused lectures (60–75 minutes total) with bite-sized lessons and real examples
Practical tips you can apply immediately—no jargon, no fluff
Instructor shares personal stories and strategies used to succeed in Canadian workplaces
Confidence-building tools, checklists, and cultural insights for everyday success
Supportive, inclusive approach—perfect for learners from diverse language and cultural backgrounds
Who this course is for:
- Immigrant professionals working—or preparing to work—in English-speaking countries like Canada, the U.S., the U.K., Australia, or beyond
- Non-native English speakers who want to feel more confident in meetings, emails, presentations, and everyday workplace conversations
- Newcomers to the workforce who are adapting to Western business culture and want to improve their communication skills
- International students, job seekers, and early-career professionals looking to succeed in multicultural work environments
- Individuals who speak English at an intermediate level and are ready to go beyond grammar and vocabulary—to develop practical, real-world business communication skills
- Anyone who’s ever thought, “I know what I want to say, but I’m not sure how to say it professionally in English.”