Presentation
In-Company
A modern multi-level English course for the business community recognized by the biggest foreign language schools. The course's key purpose is to develop communications skills and practices needed for successful relations in realistic situations in the business world.Each course level consists of 20 units covering 50-60 hours of instruction.
Course Highlights:
- Current topics: Globalization, using the Internet and Internet technologies, conducting negotiations, etc.;
- Modular instruction, which permits a flexible approach for using course materials;
- The combination of exercises and assignments are directed towards developing conversation and negotiating skills and effective communications in either business or informal situations, telephone skills, making presentations, conducting business correspondence, including e-mail;
- The majority of training exercises and tasks are aimed at personal development providing the opportunity to master both lexical and grammar materials;
- Both vocabulary and grammar reference sections are included;
- Supplementary exercises for each of the 20 units are included at the end of the textbook
- The Grammar and Lexis Links section provides an additional 20 hours of either independent work or in groups with a teacher.
In the course, a contextual approach in the development of lexicon is achieved, taking into consideration the importance of using vocabulary in context for the learning and retaining of words.
The grammar section is presented in a user-friendly format accompanied with a large numbe of exercises of different levels of difficulty.
The exercises and simulations of typical business situations allows the learner to use his professional experience to meaningfully and successfully master the training materials.
Various assignments during lessons, role playing and reading modern business texts contributes to supporting a high level of student motivation.
 | Elementary In Company Elementary reflects the need for learners at this level to build a strong grammatical foundation, increase their lexical range and acquire communicative strategies for both professional and social situations. Learners progress through 20 units, which steadily build up language skills for basic survival, obtaining and sharing information, socialising and business travel. Tasks and activities include:
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 | Pre-intermediate In Company Pre-intermediate takes learners through 20 progressively more challenging units including basic survival skills, obtaining and sharing information, socialising, and moving around. The course reflects the need for learners at this level to develop their grammatical competence, increase their lexical range and, above all, acquire communicative strategies for both professional and social situations. Target skills include:
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 | Intermediate In Company Intermediate takes learners through 20 progressively more challenging units ranging from basic networking, information-sharing and small talk to higher order skills such as problem-solving, presenting and negotiating. The course reflects the need for learners at this level to consolidate their grammatical awareness, increase their lexical range and, above all, boost their communicative power in both professional and social situations. Target skills include:
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 | Upper intermediate In Company Upper intermediate takes learners through 18 progressively more challenging units ranging from entertaining clients and colleagues, exchanging information and problem-solving on the phone to higher order skills such as leading meetings, giving presentations and negotiating. The course reflects the need for learners at this level to review and explore in more depth previously studied areas of grammar and to increase their lexical range and knowledge of idiomatic expressions. Target skills include:
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