Business English speaking skills including help with job interviews, proper business English formulas for participating in meetings, conferences and making presentations with dialogues and exercises.
Overview of information technology jobs and requirements related to English usage for specific tasks in information technology jobs for computer specialists.
English for the food service industry introduction to essential English grammar for this profession.
Functional Language and Phrases used to lead or chair a business meeting in English.
uide to finding a job in an English speaking country - appropriate vocabulary
Guide to finding a job in an English speaking country - resume writing.
Guide to finding a job in an English speaking country - answering job interview questions.
Guide to finding a job in an English speaking country - job interviewing skills
Guide to finding a job in an English speaking country - finding the right job
Guide to the special language of telephoning in English including standard English phrases and idioms used on the telephone for Business English ESL EFL TESOL TOEFL students
Tips for telephoning native speakers of English to help students and teachers improve telephoning skills especially for Business English ESL EFL TESOL TOEFL students
Telephone English Role Plays to help students and teachers improve telephoning skills especially for Business English
Guide to the special language of telephoning in English including standard English phrases and techniques leave messages on an answering machine for Business English ESL EFL TESOL TOEFL students
Exercises to help students and teachers improve telephoning skills especially for Business English ESL EFL TESOL TOEFL students
Tips on how to prepare for Job Interview questions and Answers in English
Discussion of the correct use of informal and formal forms when speaking about and to people including when to use last names, titles and first name only.
One of the most important ways to link ideas is to sequence them. Sequencing refers to the order in which events happened.
Key phrases for making a business presentation for English for business learners. Each phase of a meeting is discussed and useful phrases provided, as well as helpful hints to making a successful presentation.
Key vocabulary and phrases for customer service representatives dealing with customer complaints for English as a Second Language learners.
Introduction to register use for ESL learners and teachers including examples of a hierarchy of vertical register.
A look at accent neutralization / reduction which strives to help proficient English speakers speak with a more North American or British accent.
This reading focuses on a man discussing his hectic workday and comparing it to his time at university.
The basics for a successful job interview in English. Learn appropriate verbs, adjectives and strategies to make the best impression possible.
A continued look at taking a job interview in English. This feature focuses on appropriate responses to commonly asked interview questions.
This section of these job finding resources focuses on various common questions you might be asked during an interview and some tips on answering well.
Understanding your potential employer can help you get the job you are looking for. This feature focuses on developing interviewing skills that will help you prepare for a job interview in an English speaking country.
This "how to" focuses on improving your pronunciation through the recognition of the "time-stressed" character of English.
Congratulations! Your cover letter and resume have made a good impression and the employer has called you in for an interview. Now it's time to make sure that you also have the right type of English for that job interview.
Appropriate phrases and vocabulary used when leading a meeting: From opening the meeting, to introducing participants, introducing new items, setting the date for the next meeting and more.
Appropriate language used to actively participate in business meetings. Language includes useful language for expressing your point of view, making objections, asking for opinions and more.
One of the most common requirements of business English is holding and participating in meetings. This feature provides useful langauge and phrases for conducting meetings and making contributions to a meeting during each phase of a meeting.
