
Welcome to English for Meetings! This video should serve as a proper introduction to the layout of the course. We'll review each of the lessons and what they focus on. Good luck!
Use this layout as a general guide, summarizing the content featured in each of the lessons.
Review these example dialogues and reflect upon the differences between the two. Consider how you would respond under the stated circumstances.
In this video we'll analyze the example dialogues provided within this lesson. As mentioned, I'd recommend to read through the dialogues by yourself first, and then return to the contents of this video.
After having reviewed the content of the phrase bank, this video will provide a detailed run through for each of the categories and some of the main phrases themselves. Make sure to practice them on your own and feel free to even attempt to personalize them.
This analysis of the core framework will provide insights on how to properly apply it within real life scenarios. Make sure to read it and compare the provided phrases with those provided within the key phrase bank of the previous lesson.
Cultural nuances are important to take note of. These example dialogues should showcase some of the different scenarios that you may come across, or have already come across. Consider how you would react in each of these scenarios.
As mentioned, cultural difference can play a key part regarding how you interact during a meeting. This video will walk you through some of the different scenarios presented in the example dialogues within this same lesson. Try thinking of other situations where cultural nuances can come into play.
Congratulations for finishing the course! As mentioned, this shouldn't be the end of your learning experience, but a new beginning. I'd advise taking all of the knowledge and practice gathered throughout this course and implementing it wherever possible in your day to day life.
Meetings are one of the most challenging environments for non-native English speakers. The conversation moves quickly, the pressure to contribute is constant, and getting the language wrong can affect how you are perceived professionally. This course is designed to change that.
English for Meetings in the Workplace is a practical, five-lesson course built specifically for adult professionals who use English in their working lives. Every lesson is grounded in realistic workplace scenarios with real language you can apply immediately, not textbook exercises, but the kind of English that actually gets used in meeting rooms and on video calls every day.
You will start by understanding why meeting English is a skill in its own right, before moving through the core language for participating, contributing, and managing the floor with confidence. You will learn how to agree and disagree diplomatically, how to make suggestions without overstepping, and how to ask for clarification without losing credibility. A dedicated lesson on cultural dynamics prepares you for the realities of international workplaces, where silence, directness, and formality mean very different things depending on who is in the room.
The course closes with a full consolidation activity and a mock meeting that puts everything you have learned into practice in a live, responsive conversation.
Whether you attend meetings occasionally or rely on them every single day, this course will give you the language, the frameworks, and the confidence to show up as the professional you already are.