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Business English: Professional e-mail writing
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(5,127 ratings)
9,084 students

Business English: Professional e-mail writing

Business English
Last updated 1/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • How to create a professional like e-mail address
  • How to write a professional e-mail
  • What to avoid when writing a professional e-mail
  • Useful expressions used in a professional email
  • Differences between formal and informal e-mail
  • What to do before sending your e-mail
  • Improve results in the workplace
  • How to write an email to your supervisor
  • How to respond to an email from your boss
  • What to write - inquiries, job applications, opinions and complaints

Course content

10 sections23 lectures57m total length
  • Introduction1:15

    Introduction to the course. What this course is and what is not about.

  • E-mail address2:42

    How to create a new email address.

  • Formal and Informal email2:03

    Differences between formal and informal email. An example is given for each type.

  • Formal or Informal?
  • Structure of a Professional e-mail1:33

    Master the three-part structure of a professional email: salutation, concise body paragraphs, and signature. Use formal language, clear points, questions to prompt responses, and a courteous close.

Requirements

  • English

Description

The ability to write a polished, professional email is now a critical skill in both college and the workplace.

A well-written professional email delivers a friendly, clear, concise and actionable message to the recipient. Learning how to create and write a professional email that meets all these criteria can take practice.

Learning to write better emails will improve your reputation as a strong and thoughtful team member, help you articulate your ideas clearly, increase your influence, avoid unnecessary back-and-forth and actually get things done.


In this course you will learn:

  • How to create a professional email address

  • How to write a formal email and what to avoid

  • The main differences between informal and formal emails

  • Common phrases to use

  • What to do before sending your email

  • What to write - inquiries, job applications, opinions and complaints

  • How to write an email to your boss

  • How to reply to an email from your boss

  • How to attach files and how to send email with attachments, and what to avoid

Examples and exercises are provided to help you better understand the concept of formal writing.


* This course is designed for business English students, business English teachers and professionals who want to improve their communication skills.

Who this course is for:

  • Business English Students
  • Business English Teachers
  • Professionals