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Understanding the Business World(click to collapse/expand)
This course is designed for students interested in studying business in an American university, or those who want to get a job in the business field. Working with newspapers, internet resources, and digital media, students learn about current events and trends in economics, finance, marketing, international trade, and sustainability. In this course, students also develop their skills in writing, reading, listening, speaking, vocabulary, and grammar through mini-research projects, presentations, and real-world simulations. Students need to be in levels 5-10 to take this course.
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Business Vocabulary(click to collapse/expand)
In this course, students develop their professional writing and speaking skills by enhancing their business vocabulary. Students learn and practice vocabulary and idioms most frequently used in professional settings. Through intensive exercises, role-plays, and extended activities, students become comfortable and confident in using relevant new words and expressions. This is a great course for those who are preparing for the GMAT exam, business school, or a promotion. Students need to be in levels 5-10 to take this course.
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Business Writing for Non-native Speakers(click to collapse/expand)
In this course, students learn how to write effective text messages, email, memos, and letters. Students develop their writing, grammar, and vocabulary as they focus on appropriate formats, style, and tone for a variety of audiences, including employers, colleagues, customers, and clients. Students need to be in levels 5-10 to take this course.
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Oral Communication in Business(click to collapse/expand)
In this course, students improve their oral communication skills to meet the challenges of professional interactions. Students gain confidence and expertise in making small talk, participating in conference calls and leading meetings. Through extensive practice exercises, role-plays and business simulations, students gain effective strategies for communicating with supervisors, colleagues, employees and clients. Students need to be in levels 5-10 to take this course.
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Making Presentations(click to collapse/expand)
Making effective presentations is often a key to success in the business world. In this course, students gain confidence and build communication strategies for giving presentations. Students learn how to organize and deliver presentations that inform, persuade and influence a variety of audiences, including supervisors, colleagues, employees, customers and clients. Students need to be in levels 5-10 to take this course.
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