From our first interview, we begin establishing a development plan with focus on your goals, industry vocabulary, business etiquette, and presentation skills. In the business world reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills are all necessary. Gaining english vocabulary specific to your industry or career provides you with skills to succeed.
English for Specific Purposes includes a variety of areas including Business English, English for Health Professionals, Restaurant Industry, Technical/Vocational Trades, Construction Workers, and Tourism.
You may be studying for the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC®) which is an english assessment test for corporations who are looking to build a more skilled team and individuals who want to stand out against the competition. Whatever your goals may be, we’ll work together to succeed.
Business Writing
Not only is it a fundamental form of communication, it is often how employers form opinions about people they interview and employ based on their written communications. There are three main ways of communication in business: verbal, non-verbal and written. All of them are essential. Good writing skills allow you to communication your message with clarity through emails, reports, cover letters, graphs, and business letters.
Negotiation
Some consider the Art of Negotiation a talent like no other. Negotiating is part of everyday life, but in business it’s absolutely critical to your success. Emotions and luck have no place in successful negotiation. Homework, street smarts, and discipline will help you get the best deal possible under any circumstances.
Listening
One of our most invaluable life skills is listening. Not only will it help you communicate better with your friends and family, but it will help you succeed in every area of your life. But just because you’re quiet doesn’t mean you’ve mastered the art of listening. We’ll review different dialects and accents to help you work through conversations.