Business Communications
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| Study Business Communications only for: |
15 hours per week. Mon-Fri (9.15-12.30) or (12.40-16.35) |
| Study Business Communications + General English for: |
30 hours per week. Mon-Fri (9.15-16.35) |
| Study Business Communications Weekend for: |
15 hours per weekend. Sat - Sun (9.15-18.35) |
| Group Size: |
Maximum 6 students per class |
Start Date: |
Courses start first Monday of any month (except bank holidays) |
| Course length: |
Flexible, minimum 1 week. |
| Minimum age: |
18 |
| Ideal for: |
Professionals wishing to expand their business English. |
The course has been specifically tailored for professionals working in the business field who are increasingly aware of the need to effectively communicate in spoken and written English.
The course addresses register and style in spoken English, enabling students to communicate confidently and effectively in conversations as well as in giving presentations and public speeches. A range of different skills are addressed including formal writing skills, where register, structure and accuracy are equally important, as well as modern email etiquette.
Stimulating and contemporary classroom materials will be examined and there will be the opportunity to explore your own individual areas of interest and specific needs.
Who is the course for?
The course is designed specifically for professionals already working in a range of different business fields.
What are the course requirements?
We ask that you complete a short Needs Analysis. We may also ask for an online video assessment (eg.Skype) to establish your motivations and goals and to ascertain your level of English (B2 Upper Intermediate or above is ideal).
How long can I take this course for?
The course is as flexible as you need it to be. You can take it for as little as 1 week or for several months. Classes begin on the first Monday of any month and you can choose a time that is convenient to you - a morning class (9.15-12.30) or an afternoon class (12.40-16.35), or a combination of both.
What topics are covered in this course?
Spoken Communication
- Tone, register and style
- Giving presentations
- Having discussions
- Chairing meetings
- Giving public speeches
Effective Writing
- Style and tone
- Writing emails
- Writing reports
- Writing a review
- Proofing, editing and self-correction
Understanding telephone conversations
Understanding written articles/reports
With a particular emphasis on using English, both in writing and speaking, you will feel confident that your expertise in business is being communicated to the very highest standard on completion of the Business Communications course.
Financial English
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Study Financial English only for: |
15 hours per week. Mon-Fri (9.15-12.30) or (12.40-16.35) |
| Study Hospitality English + General English for: |
30 hours per week. Mon-Fri (9.15-16.35) |
| Study Hospitality English Weekend for: |
15 hours per weekend. Sat - Sun (9.15-18.35) |
| Group Size: |
Maximum 6 students per class |
| Start Date: |
Weekday courses start first Monday of any month (except bank holidays)
Weekend courses start first Saturday of any month. |
| Course length: |
Flexible, minimum 1 week. |
| Minimum age: |
18 |
| Ideal for: |
Professionals in the financial field. |
The modern financial industry is vast and complex. As a professional working in this field, you will already be aware of the importance of first-rate international business communication. The Financial English course is specifically designed to enhance your pre-existing English skills. Particular emphasis is focused on addressing clients in the correct register and tone - both in spoken and written English. Key financial terminology is also a large component of the course. You will have many opportunities to discuss and practise spoken and written English with fellow professional students and a teacher with specialised knowledge in this industry.
Who is this course for?
The course is suitable for in-company accountants, bankers, internal auditors, finance managers, directors and dividisonal managers, in-house counsel and international lawyers. Any other professionals working in the finance industry are also eligible.
What are the course requirements?
We ask that you complete a short Needs Analysis. We may also ask for an online video assessment (eg. Skype) to establish your motivations and goals and to ascertain your level of English (B2 Upper Intermediate or above is ideal).
How long can I take this course for?
The course is as flexible as you need it to be. You can take it for as little as 2 week or for several months. Classes begin on the first Monday of any month and you can choose a time that is convenient to you - a morning class (9.15-12.30) or an afternoon class (12.40-16.35), or a combination of both.
What topics are covered in this course?
Vocabulary in context
- Accounting
- Banking
- Stock exchanges and financial market
- Management accounting
- Corporate finance
- Auditing
- Insurance
Review of financial terms
- Financial statements
- Company structures
- Central banking
- Risk management
- Retail banking
- Lending
The end of the course will ensure you have a renewed confidence and a deeper understanding of Financial English terminology. Your teacher will guide and challenge you to consolidate your existing knowledge. As the course progresses you will learn the most relevant and up-to-date Financial English terminology that will be key in advancing your career.
Insurance English
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Study Insurance English only for: |
15 hours per week. Mon-Fri (9.15-12.30) or (12.40-16.35) |
| Study Insurance English + General English for: |
30 hours per week. Mon-Fri (9.15-16.35) |
| Study Insurance English Weekend for: |
15 hours per weekend. Sat - Sun (9.15-18.35) |
| Group Size: |
Maximum 6 students per class |
| Start Date: |
Weekday courses start first Monday of any month (except bank holidays)
Weekend courses start first Saturday of any month. |
| Course length: |
Flexible, minimum 1 week |
| Minimum age: |
18 |
| Ideal for: |
Professionals in the insurance field. |
The professional working in Insurance today understands the importance of precise and clear language. This course has been specifically designed to meet the insurance language and communication needs in a demanding profession. The course is particularly focussed on practical elements, enabling you to practice Insurance English terms in authentic contexts and we encourage you to choose your specific emphasis and content to concentrate on.
Who is this course for?
Anyone who is currently working in the Insurance sector - from actuarial and analysts and managers, account executives and managers to brokers and auditors.
What are the course requirements?
We ask that you complete a short Needs Analysis. We may also ask for an online video assessment (eg. Skype) to establish your motivations and goals and to ascertain your level of English (B2 Upper Intermediate or above is ideal).
How long can I take this course for?
The course is as flexible as you need it to be. You can take it for as little as 1 week or for several months. Classes begin on the first Monday of any month and you can choose a time that is convenient to you - a morning class (9.15-12.30) or an afternoon class (12.40-16.35), or a combination of both.
What topics are covered in this course?
Insurance terminology in context
- Using specific and specialised terminology
- Key industry language and terms
- Describing market trends and trends in the insurance sector
- Using numbers and words for clarity
- Formal English; speaking and writing
Effective Writing
- Style and tone
- Writing emails
- Writing reports
- Writing a review
- Proofing, editing and self-correction
The aim of the course is to increase your awareness and use of English Insurance terminology so that your improved accuracy places you at the top of your profession. Your confidence will be considerably improved in a range of professional situations - face to face, by telephone or email. The special attention you will receive focuses on writing clear, concise and successful documentation.
Diplomatic English
Fact file
Study Diplomatic English only for: |
15 hours per week. Mon-Fri (9.15-12.30) or (12.40-16.35) |
| Study Diplomatic English + General English for: |
30 hours per week. Mon-Fri (9.15-16.35) |
| Study Diplomatic English Weekend for: |
15 hours per weekend. Sat - Sun (9.15-18.35) |
| Group Size: |
Maximum 6 students per class |
| Start Date: |
Weekday courses start first Monday of any month (except bank holidays)
Weekend courses start first Saturday of any month. |
| Course length: |
Flexible, minimum 1 week. |
| Minimum age: |
18 |
| Ideal for: |
Professionals working in the diplomatic field. |
As a professional working in the diplomatic field, you will already be aware of the importance of clear, concise and effective communication. The Diplomatic English course is designed for professionals in the diplomatic field who need to do more than just communicate well in English. The course specifically addresses such areas as register and style in spoken English, enabling you to understand and use nuances and subtleties to communicate confidently and effectively in conversation. Focus is also placed on giving presentations and public speeches.
Who is this course for?
We invite you to attend this course if you are already working at any level of seniority in the diplomatic services. This course is also suitable for government employees and international agency staff.
What are the course requirements?
We ask that you complete a short Needs Analysis. We may also ask for an online video assessment (eg. Skype) to establish your motivations and goals and to ascertain your level of English (B2 Upper Intermediate or above is ideal).
How long can I take this course for?
The course is as flexible as you need it to be. You can take it for as little as 1 week or for several months. Classes begin on the first Monday of any month and you can choose a time that is convenient to you - a morning class (9.15-12.30) or an afternoon class (12.40-16.35), or a combination of both.
What topics are covered in this course?
Effective writing
- Formal writing skills; style, accuracy and structure
- Email etiquette
- Writing letters and reports
- Writing on technical topicseg, Diplomatic Law; Privileges and Immunities
- Writing speeches
Understanding diplomatic terminology
- Working in an international diplomatic environment
- Becoming familiar with roles and responsibilities
Spoken communication
- Tone, register and style
- Giving presentations
- Chairing meetings
- Speaking on the telephone
- Giving public speeches
Your career in international and diplomatic relations requires the utmost precision with regards to language and communication skills. This course is designed so that you will gain experience in formal writing skills where register, structure and accuracy are equally important. The Diplomatic English course recognises the need to communicate effectively and unambiguously to create and maintain successful diplomatic relations. It is fully devoted to you, the student, to aid maintenance and progression in this field
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