Graduate Business Communications

Telephoning

For many non-native English speakers, using the phone presents unique difficulties and challenges and can be a frightening experience. As a result, many workers try to avoid telephoning in English.  With practice, confidence develops and so does efficient performance.

Ideal for: People who need to speak English on the telephone and who want fast results.

E-mailing

E-mails are probably the most common type of written communications in today’s world. But e-mails are often written poorly, both in language and structure.

Writing an e-mail for work is very different from sending a message to a friend and using the correct language and structure is essential for successful communication.

Ideal for: People who need to write effective emails in English and who want fast results.

Meetings

Many people are reluctant to lead or contribute in meetings because they lack confidence in their English language abilities. This means that valuable opportunities are missed. By understanding the importance of preparation, and how to express yourself effectively, confidence develops and so does efficient performance.

Ideal for: People who need to attend meetings that will be conducted in English and who want fast results.

Pronunciation

Many business professionals speak good English but poor pronunciation prevents clear communication. This can have a serious effect on business dealings and customer relations, both face-to-face and on the phone.

Ideal for: People who need to pronounce English correctly and who want fast results

CV Writing & Job Interview Skills

HR managers see badly written and poorly presented CVs every day and reject them immediately. If you have found your dream job, you need to make sure your CV and interview techniques give you the best possible chance of getting it.

Ideal for::  People who want to be successful in applying for work in an international company.