Here is the revised syllabus and class schedule.
ESL Business Vocabulary
Look at these pairs of words and phrases. What is the difference between each?
- marketing/sales
- cultural behavior/cultural values
- revenue/earnings
- The Board/senior management
A panoply of teaching resources.
Here is the revised syllabus and class schedule.
Look at these pairs of words and phrases. What is the difference between each?
Welcome back to the final City Hall training session. The general subject of this class is Business English. Click the link to read the syllabus.
We will conduct a number of role play games that require some negotiation skills. I’m certain that all of you have developed very good negotiation skills already in your professional career. Lets see of you can use those skills – in English – and learn one or two more strategies.
When negotiating, it might be useful to consider these four strategies:
A yield strategy means do not negotiate. A person who yields accepts the first offer or assumes the price is fixed. Why yield? Don’t like conflict. Fear of breaking social rules. People who yield often assume other people are more powerful
This is the last week of our advanced ESL conversation class. Let’s quickly review the class objectives contained in syllabus.
The objectives were:
This is our third class. I hope the students enjoy learning English with these lessons.
This is a pair work activity with a video.