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We are looking for a committed full-time (4 or 5 days/week) InCorporateTrainer®™ to work with one of our clients - a global manufacturer in the automotive industry - with their Business English communication goals. 

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For groups and individuals

This activity is aimed at people who need to summarize what they do at work - in English. Beyond that, this document can give you lots of interesting workplace conversations and is also useful if you want to learn more...

This activity is designed to engage people who often have to make decisions at work. Participants will practise reformulation and questioning/answering skills, as well as the language for agreeing/disagreeing politely. It also has a practical aspect...

More than, the same as practice

A clear explanation, followed by multiple choice, followed by free practice. A nice introduction to using comparisons.

A problem-solving activity

Written for teamwork and communication skills practice. Specific to engineers, but easily changed.

This lesson focuses on emails that apologize for canceling meetings, appointments, etc. It is designed to give learners an easy template to use when canceling Outlook appointments. Learners can be asked to use them when they can’t attend lessons as...

Loosely related to business travel, this is a simple activity for A2 and up. There are no trainer notes but you won't need them with this download and go exercise.

Your future job?

We are looking for a commited full-time InCorporateTrainer®™ to work with one of our clients, an international corporation in the automotive industry, towards their Business English communication goals.  

As an InCorporateTrainer®™,...

Here's an answer to the question that us busy business English teachers often get: How can I improve outside the training room?

This week, we released our new interactive learning platform. We have been distributing weekly tips to our clients for a...

These pages have a combination of activities starting with developing the structure and set sentences for short concise explanations as a practice in order to create a concise letter or e-mail as well as spoken language.