Business English
Business English Intermediate Practice Online (British)
Business English Intermediate
ISBN 9780230751798
This is a business, intermediate level course. You will find a collection of exercises and activities to give you practice of grammar, vocabulary, listening, reading and writing. There are 4 units, each with 5 syllabus items.
Why choose this course?
It will help you...
- develop grammar and vocabulary understanding
- practise speaking and listening skills
- learn business-specific vocabulary and expressions
- develop practical language to liaise with colleagues and partners in English
- undertake confidently business tasks in an international environment
- improve your English both in and out of the office
Key features
- over 80 carefully selected interactive resources
- can be used alongside any business English coursebook
- each unit covers areas that every successful professional needs to know such as attending meetings, travelling for work, giving presentations and dealing with customers and suppliers
Syllabus details
- Business communication: Meeting arrangements
- Drafting a memo
- Documents for a meeting
- Meeting room arrangements
- Three quick phone calls
- Covering for a colleague
- Setting up a meeting
- Business communication: In a meeting
- Different opinions
- Effective meetings
- Meetings and greetings
- Business communication: Conference arrangements
- Conference arrangements
- Conference facilities
- Setting up a conference
- A letter on conference arrangements
- Business communication: At a conference
- Conference announcements
- Choosing events
- Welcome to the conference
- Networking at a conference
- Business communication: Presentations
- Law firm presentation
- Planning a presentation
- Attending a presentation
- Presentation about a training company
- Statistics
- Away from work: Getting ready for visitors
- A telephone message
- Looking after business visitors
- Arrangements for a business visitor
- Accommodation for business guests
- Away from work: Socializing with visitors
- Arrival of a business visitor
- Socializing with a visitor
- Breaking the ice
- An evening's entertainment
- Away from work: Going on a trip
- Holidays
- Planning a holiday
- An aircraft announcement
- Expense claim
- Holiday problems
- Why did I go on holiday?
- A trip to Vancouver, Canada
- Away from work: Staying in a hotel
- Guest information
- A postcard home
- What's on the menu?
- Away from work: Going shopping
- Increasing visitor spend at tourist attractions
- Online shopping
- Supermarket reviews
- Why do prices rise?
- Going shopping
- Companies: Starting up
- Setting up a restaurant
- Opening a new factory
- Starting up
- Women entrepreneurs
- Arranging a loan
- Companies: Management
- Restructuring the company
- Trouble at the docks
- Production plans
- Virtual businesses
- Companies: Marketing
- A successful exhibition
- Marketing strategies
- Advertising
- Companies: Sales
- Placing an order
- Are you the customer or the supplier?
- Returns policy
- Delayed deliveries
- Buying goods and equipment
- A letter of complaint to a supplier
- Customer satisfaction surveys
- Companies: Performance
- Hot competition
- Retail company's performance
- Website performance
- Sales crisis
- Financial news
- Corporate competition
- People: Before the interview
- Telephoning to arrange a job interview
- Interview arrangements
- A new appointment
- A letter to a recruitment agency
- A job applicant
- Applying for a job
- Job advertisements
- People: The interview
- Interview details
- Interviewing for a hotel receptionist
- A job interview
- Interview questions
- How to succeed at interviews
- How to succeed at an interview
- People: After the interview
- Who should get the job?
- Different applicants
- Did you get the job?
- People: Duties at work
- Training sessions
- Using the network
- A company description
- A change for the better?
- Companies
- People: Challenges at work
- Reducing the workforce
- Do you want a pay rise?
- Reading a memo
- Office politics
- A memo to staff on company changes

