Business English Iic

Next-level grammar plus two full modules on leadership and sales.

What you'll learn

Students will complete their study of intermediate business English through the content and language integrated learning (CLIL) approach.

Students will be exposed to relative pronouns, advanced modals, and a third lesson on the subjunctive mood.

Students will learn advanced differences between Spanish and English and other higher concepts such as humor in a second language.

Students will complete their study of sales and leadership through two full modules on those concepts and the language appropriate for related situations..

Requirements

Having taken Basic Business English A, B, and C, as well as Intermediate Business English A and B, or equivalent knowledge and skills.

Description

**This course is for Spanish speakers**Building upon the foundations established in the previous levels, this course continues to provide theory and practice in English grammar, though the quantity of this type of material is decreasing as we draw nearer to the advanced courses, in which the majority of the material will be content-based.The instructor will speak in his native language in all of the sessions, using Spanish only when absolutely necessary as we delve deeper into the finer points of English and continue our study of the business world in that language.The curriculum consists of nearly five hours of recorded lessons, eight worksheets for at-home study, an interactive story, and a final exam with 50 multiple-choice questions.This course is designed for individuals who have or are looking for jobs that require significant mastery of English, e.g.: salesperson, sales coordinator, key accounts manager, office manager, inventory manager, branding specialist, team leader, or any other position requiring communication for leadership and supervision.Module 1: Introduction1. Introductory videoModule 2: Next-level grammar1. Relative pronouns2. Advanced modals (Subjunctive part 3)3. False friends and jokesModule 3: Sales 2021. The sales pitch and impromptu speaking2. Closing techniques and outcome management3. A Hell of a Sales Trip part 2Module 4: Leadership 2021. Reading: Leadership style2. Reading: A holistic approachModule 5: Final exam1. Final exam

Overview

Section 1: Module 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Module 2: Next-Level Grammar

Lecture 2 Relative Pronouns

Lecture 3 Advanced Modals (Subjunctive Part 3)

Lecture 4 False Friends and Jokes

Section 3: Module 3: Sales 202

Lecture 5 The Sales Pitch and Impromptu Speaking

Lecture 6 Closing Techniques and Beyond

Lecture 7 A Hell of a Sales Trip (Part II)

Section 4: Module 4: Leadership 202

Lecture 8 Reading: Leadership Styles

Lecture 9 Reading: A Holistic Approach

Section 5: FINAL EXAM

Lecture 10 FINAL EXAM

This course is designed for individuals who have or are looking for jobs that require significant mastery of English, e.g.: salesperson, sales coordinator, key accounts manager, office manager, inventory manager, branding specialist, team leader, or any other position requiring communication for leadership and supervision.