Master essential workplace communication through focused speaking labs, realistic email and call simulations, and meeting practice that mirrors everyday professional scenarios.​
Each module targets a core business function—meetings, telephoning, presentations, and writing—using role‑plays, authentic models, and feedback aligned to recognized Business English program design.​
Learners build tone, style, and register control for professional emails and spoken interactions while expanding domain vocabulary for common corporate contexts.​

Labs and simulations

• Meeting Lab: agenda setting, interrupting politely, agreeing/disagreeing, and action‑items wrap‑up with note‑taking.​

• Email Lab: write and edit formal/informal emails focusing on tone, clarity, and reader‑friendly structure.​

• Telephoning Lab: information checks, problem calls, scheduling, and call summaries with closing scripts.​

• Presentation Lab: 3–5 minute briefings with signposting and data descriptions of graphs and trends.​

Weekly outline (4–6 weeks)

• Week 1: Introductions, roles, responsibilities, and core workplace phrases with needs analysis.​

• Week 2: Meetings toolkit—chairing, turn‑taking, and diplomatic language with mini‑minutes.​

• Week 3: Emails—register, formatting, subject lines, and standard phrasing for requests and updates.​

• Week 4: Telephoning—checking/clarifying, holding/transferring, and summarizing outcomes.​

• Week 5: Presentations—linking ideas, describing visuals, and concise conclusions.​

• Week 6: Integrated simulation—end‑to‑end project meeting, email follow‑up, and short presentation.​

Assessment and certification

• Performance rubrics cover clarity, register, functional accuracy, interaction skills, and audience‑appropriate language in speaking and writing.​

• Capstone simulation requires a chaired meeting segment, a follow‑up email, and a 3‑minute presentation to meet completion criteria.​

Who it’s for

Professionals and graduates who need confident English for meetings, calls, presentations, and everyday workplace communication in cross‑functional teams.