Master causative have and get something done with this B1-B2 Business English lesson plan on causative structures and professional vocabulary, built around a corporate update about a company that has its servers inspected, its accounts audited and its marketing collateral printed by outside specialists.
Master everyday negotiation language for work with this task-based Business English lesson plan, in which students negotiate real deadlines, budgets and project scope through role-plays and a hidden-priorities information-gap game.
Learn to give clear instructions to AI assistants, ask for precise changes and explain your own work honestly in this Business English worksheet on working with AI at work.
Master the language of presenting numbers and trends in Business English, from describing charts accurately to turning data into clear slides and confident one-minute presentations.
Master the language of managing up so you can raise concerns, ask for support and challenge decisions with confidence in a one-to-one with your manager in professional English.
Master the language of professional email etiquette and learn how to reply politely under pressure, resolve conflict and delegate work without sounding rude in Business English.
Master the language of negotiating price and terms with flexibility, diplomacy and confidence in professional English.
Master the language of strategic logistics management, from the 7 Rs and 3PL versus 4PL providers to the passive voice used in professional supply chain reporting.
Learn to explain Agile clearly, communicate project updates confidently, and use authentic Scrum and Agile terminology in professional English.
Master the language of delivering difficult feedback with empathy, diplomacy, and confidence in professional English.
Master the art of delivering engaging presentations using advanced communication techniques, persuasive language, and natural public speaking strategies.
Discover how empathy can transform customer service while developing professional communication skills for real-life workplace situations.