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Business English C1 Advanced
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24 teaching units -
12 weekly lessons -
90 minutes -
Format: Group (3-8) -
Place: Online -
Course start: 2023-01-24
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Course end: 2023-04-27
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Registration end: 2023-01-20
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1. Course description
Business English C1 Advanced is a course designed for individuals with a solid English foundation who want to improve their language skills for use in a professional setting. The course focuses on building advanced language abilities and fluency and developing the skills and confidence needed to communicate effectively in a business environment.
Through this advanced course, participants will gain the language skills and knowledge needed to communicate effectively in various business contexts, including meetings, presentations, negotiations, and professional correspondence.
Pre-requisite
To be eligible for the course, participants should have a strong foundation in English and be proficient in primary business English skills. It is recommended that participants have completed an intermediate or upper-intermediate business English course or have equivalent experience.
Certificate
Upon successful completion of the course, learners will be awarded a Certificate of Completion. Those who demonstrate active participation in at least 85% of the classes and achieve a score of 90% or higher on course assessments will be eligible to receive a Certificate of Achievement. These certificates serve as recognition of the student’s dedication and accomplishment in the course.
2. What you will learn
In Business English C1 course, students will enhance their knowledge of complex business concepts and develop their ability to communicate effectively with colleagues, clients, and partners. The course will focus on a range of topics, including advanced business vocabulary, grammar, and communication strategies. Through interactive lessons, group discussions, and individual assignments, students will gain the confidence and skills needed to excel in a global business environment.
In addition to strengthening essential language skills, this course will also provide students with a comprehensive introduction to fundamental business principles and practices, such as marketing, finance, and negotiation. By the end of the course, students will have a solid understanding of how to conduct themselves professionally. They will be prepared to tackle various business-related tasks and challenges.
3. Who is this course for?
- business managers
- business professionals
- entrepreneurs
- business students
4. Course program
Reading and Discussion:Â Organizations
- Organizational Structure
- Corporate Longevity
Listening and Discussion: Organizations
- Corporate life-cycle
- Family firm
Vocabulary Building: Industries and Companies
Grammar: Determiners 1
Reading and Discussion:Â Company Structure
- Wikinomics
- Company Structure
Listening and Discussion: Company Structure
- Big and Small Companies
- Family firm
Vocabulary Building: Company Structure
- Organizational Tasks
Grammar: Determiners 2
Reading and Discussion:Â Management
- What is management
- Functions of Management
 Listening and Discussion: Management
- What makes a good manager
Vocabulary Building: Management
- Useful collocations to describe the roles of managers
Grammar: Subjunctive mood
Reading and Discussion: Work and motivation
- Importance of motivation
- Attitude to work
 Listening and Discussion: Work and motivation
- Managers and motivation
- Out-of-work activities
Vocabulary Building: Describing workplace motivation
Grammar: Relative clauses
Reading and Discussion: Managing across cultures
- Cultural differences
- Managing across cultures
- Globalization and localization
Listening and Discussion: Managing across cultures
- Cultural differences
Vocabulary Building: Managing across cultures
- Essential vocabulary to describe intercultural management
Grammar: Infinitives and Gerunds
TEST
Reading and Discussion: Change
- Dealing with Change
 Listening and Discussion: Change
- Change Management
Vocabulary Building: Change
- Essential vocabulary to describe change
Grammar: Essential grammar for describing change
- Continuous form
Reading and Discussion: Governance
- Corporate governance
  Listening and Discussion: Governance
- Corporate governance in Asia
Vocabulary Building: Governance
- Discourse Makers
Grammar: Adjective + past participle
Reading and Discussion: Start- ups
- Going into business
 Listening and Discussion: Start- ups
- The birth of a business
Vocabulary Building: Advanced verbs to describe start-ups
Grammar:
- Verbs with prepositions
- Third conditional
Reading and Discussion: Employment trends
- Employment trends
- Job skills
- Giganomics
Listening and Discussion: Employment trends
- Work Patterns
- Job skills
Vocabulary Building: Advanced vocabulary for employment discussion
Grammar: Reported speech 1
Reading and Discussion:Â Recruitment
- Stages of recruitment
- CV/Resument and cover letter
- Job application
Listening and Discussion: Recruitment
- Job interviews
Vocabulary Building: Advanced vocabulary to describe intercultural management
Grammar: Reported speech 2
EXAM
Reading and Discussion:Â Organizations
- Organizational Structure
- Corporate Longevity
Listening and Discussion: Organizations
- Corporate life-cycle
- Family firm
Vocabulary Building: Industries and Companies
Grammar: Determiners 1
Reading and Discussion:Â Company Structure
- Wikinomics
- Company Structure
Listening and Discussion: Company Structure
- Big and Small Companies
- Family firm
Vocabulary Building: Company Structure
- Organizational Tasks
Grammar: Determiners 2
Reading and Discussion:Â Management
- What is management
- Functions of Management
 Listening and Discussion: Management
- What makes a good manager
Vocabulary Building: Management
- Useful collocations to describe the roles of managers
Grammar: Subjunctive mood
Reading and Discussion: Work and motivation
- Importance of motivation
- Attitude to work
 Listening and Discussion: Work and motivation
- Managers and motivation
- Out-of-work activities
Vocabulary Building: Describing workplace motivation
Grammar: Relative clauses
Reading and Discussion: Managing across cultures
- Cultural differences
- Managing across cultures
- Globalization and localization
Listening and Discussion: Managing across cultures
- Cultural differences
Vocabulary Building: Managing across cultures
- Essential vocabulary to describe intercultural management
Grammar: Infinitives and Gerunds
TEST
Reading and Discussion: Change
- Dealing with Change
 Listening and Discussion: Change
- Change Management
Vocabulary Building: Change
- Essential vocabulary to describe change
Grammar: Essential grammar for describing change
- Continuous form
Reading and Discussion: Governance
- Corporate governance
  Listening and Discussion: Governance
- Corporate governance in Asia
Vocabulary Building: Governance
- Discourse Makers
Grammar: Adjective + past participle
Reading and Discussion: Start- ups
- Going into business
 Listening and Discussion: Start- ups
- The birth of a business
Vocabulary Building: Advanced verbs to describe start-ups
Grammar:
- Verbs with prepositions
- Third conditional
Reading and Discussion: Employment trends
- Employment trends
- Job skills
- Giganomics
Listening and Discussion: Employment trends
- Work Patterns
- Job skills
Vocabulary Building: Advanced vocabulary for employment discussion
Grammar: Reported speech 1
Reading and Discussion:Â Recruitment
- Stages of recruitment
- CV/Resument and cover letter
- Job application
Listening and Discussion: Recruitment
- Job interviews
Vocabulary Building: Advanced vocabulary to describe intercultural management
Grammar: Reported speech 2
EXAM
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