English for the meeting, the email, and the negotiation.
Practical one-to-one lessons built around the situations you actually face at work: leading a meeting, giving bad news, disagreeing with a senior colleague, closing a deal. Every lesson is tailored to your job and your industry.
The English your job actually needs.
Not textbook dialogues. You bring your real work, and we turn it into practice.
Meetings & presentations
Lead a discussion, give a clear status update, handle questions, and keep a meeting on track.
Emails & reports
Write memos, follow-ups and reports that are clear, polite, and impossible to misunderstand.
Negotiating
Make conditional offers, trade concessions, hold your limits, and reach agreements that last.
Leading people
Give feedback, delegate, say no, mediate a conflict, and announce change without euphemism.
Interviews & CVs
Prepare strong answers, polish your CV, and talk about your achievements with confidence.
Industry vocabulary
Supply chain, finance, marketing, manufacturing, management: the precise words of your field.
Choose your track.
Most students begin with vocabulary and move on to communication. Advanced professionals often start directly with the C1 course.
Business Vocabulary & Conversation
The core language of companies, careers and markets, built up unit by unit and used straight away in conversation.
- Organizations and people: managers, executives, entrepreneurs, company types
- Making and selling: manufacturing, suppliers, markets, competitors
- Marketing: the four Ps, brands, pricing, distribution, promotion
- Problems at work: health and safety, fair treatment, workplace policies
Management Communication
Twenty-seven units on how managers think and talk, each with key concepts, the language that goes with them, and a role-play with a real reason to speak.
- Leadership: Theory X and Y, leadership styles, team roles, motivation
- People: conflict management, delegating, saying no, influencing without authority
- Projects and culture: status updates, time management, Hofstede and Trompenaars
- Strategy and ethics: market pressures, office politics, raising a concern
Study guide
Every term with its meaning and a real business example sentence.
Interactive practice
Worksheets and quizzes that mark each answer instantly and explain it.
Conversation
Workplace dialogues, discussion questions, and role-plays with partner cards.
Writing
Memos and emails with a model answer to compare, and personal feedback.
Try a piece of a real lesson.
This is taken from Unit 14, Negotiating Styles. Read the role-play, then try three quick questions from the course.
The campaign contract
A company wants an agency to produce a product-launch campaign. Each side has a private brief. A deal is possible, but only if both sides trade.
| Conditional offer | Provided that you can commit to two years, we would lower the unit price. |
| Probing interests | What is driving that figure? |
| Holding a limit | That is further than I can go, but what I can offer is staged payment. |
How would you handle it?
Choose an answer. You will see right away whether it is correct, and why.
Twenty-seven units, four modules.
Management Fundamentals
Job titles and roles, planning and controlling, management theory, marketing, and management style.
Leadership & Group Dynamics
Modern management, Theory X and Y, leadership styles, team-building, conflict, motivation, and negotiation.
Projects, Time & Culture
Project and time management, organizational culture, and working across national cultures.
Power, Environment & Ethics
Influence and office politics, market pressures, the industry environment, ethics, and standards.
Kevin is a passionate, charismatic and very enthusiastic teacher. I’m glad I’ve picked him up as my tutor.Mauricio · General Practitioner (M.D.), Canada
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