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Business English Course for Managers, Leaders & Sellers
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Business English Course for Managers, Leaders & Sellers

Business English Course: Management, Leadership, Sales: how to write a business letter, pass a job interview, be at work
Created byMark Tkhir
Last updated 6/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Business terminology. In this course, you will become familiar with key business terminology that will help you understand and discuss professional issues.
  • Job search. I will help you prepare for an interview in English and tell you how to effectively search for a job in the international labor market.
  • Writing a business letter. I will tell you how to properly structure and write business letters to achieve the desired effect.
  • Behavior at work. You'll learn how to behave professionally in an office environment, resolve conflicts, and establish successful relationships with colleagues

Course content

3 sections • 22 lectures • 1h 49m total length

  • Job Interview Vocabulary on Management and Leadership (1).4:54

    Develop job interview and resume skills with essential management and leadership vocabulary for marketing, sales, and networking. Learn direct, accomplish, guide, handle, and establish, plus gerund usage and collocations.

  • Test (1) your job interview vocabulary on Management and Leadership.
  • Job Interview Vocabulary on Management and Leadership (2).4:55

    Learn key management and leadership vocabulary for job interviews and resumes, including attain, evaluate, collaborate, facilitate, and develop, with usage examples in business contexts.

  • Test (2) your job interview vocabulary on Management and Leadership.
  • Job Interview Vocabulary on Management and Leadership (3).5:19

    Master essential business vocabulary for management and leadership, marketing and sales, networking, and job interviews. Explore how to use edit, assist, consult with, identify, and create with clear examples.

  • Test (3) your job interview vocabulary on Management and Leadership.
  • Job Interview Vocabulary on Management and Leadership (4).5:51

    Learn key management and leadership vocabulary for job interviews and resumes, including verbs such as lead, initiate, coordinate, moderate, encourage, and manage, plus grammar notes on infinitives and direct objects.

  • Test your job interview vocabulary on Management and Leadership (4).
  • The best answer to the common question "What do you do?" Analysis of the answer.4:08

    Compare pre-intermediate and advanced answers to the what do you do question, illustrating use of present perfect and phrases like in charge of designing, developing and installing software solutions.

  • What do you do?
  • The best answer to "What are your career objectives for now?" Answer analysis.3:27

    This lecture analyzes pre-intermediate and advanced answers to the interview question 'what are your career objectives for now?' highlighting growth toward a senior software engineer.

  • What are your career objectives for now?
  • The best answer to "What has been the biggest challenge for you so far?"3:15

    Compare pre-intermediate and advanced level responses to a common interview question about the most exciting project, showing how to upgrade answers with varied grammar and linking words.

  • What has been the biggest challenge for you so far?
  • The best answer to “What’s the most exciting project you have ever had?"3:04

    Compare pre-intermediate and advanced job interview answers to 'what’s the biggest challenge,' highlighting learning to communicate with American customers and balancing technical qualifications with soft skills.

  • What’s the most exciting project you have ever had?

Requirements

  • Basic level of English.

Description

Dear colleagues, welcome to the "Business English" course,


Business and professional development in today’s world often require us to speak English. Business English skills are important for work, success in business, and communication with international partners. In this course, I, the author of dozens of English language courses, the owner of the TESOL Certificate (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), Ph.D. in Linguistics, and Associate Professor Mark Tkhir offer you the opportunity to master the tools and knowledge that will be useful to you in the world of business and professional growth.


What can you learn in this course?


Business terminology: In this course, you will become familiar with key business terminology that will help you to understand and discuss such professional topics as management and leadership, marketing and sales, and networking.


Job search: I will help you prepare for an interview in English and reveal the secrets of successful interviews.


Business letter writing: I will tell you how to properly structure and write business letters to achieve the desired effect.


Work behaviour: You will learn to behave professionally in an office environment, resolve conflicts, and establish successful relationships with co-workers.


Good luck with the Business English course!


Who this course is for:

  • Job seekers in international companies.
  • Those wishing to build a successful career in a foreign company.
  • Those eager to create a business internationally.
  • Those wishing to improve their business writing skills in English and master business etiquette.

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