Executive English Evening Course - Business Communication
Our Executive English Evening Course - Business Communication is ideal for people living and working in London who want to improve their use of international business English in the workplace. This professional English course will strengthen your written and oral communication skills in the context of the business environment. The course includes English practice for meetings and discussions; speaking English on the telephone and in presentations, and how to use professional English in emails and when entertaining visitors.
Course overview
- The Executive English Evening Course - Business Communication will help increase your business English vocabulary and teach you independent learning strategies.
- The maximum class size is six students.
- Minimum entry age for this course is 21 years old.
- Four lessons a week (55 minutes each) for four weeks. Classes are on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6.30-8.30pm with a 10 minute break. Total lesson time per week: three hours and 40 minutes.
- This course is for upper intermediate (CEF B2) to advanced (CEF C2) levels.
- Please note this course does not meet the requirements for the General Student Visa (GSV) or the Student Visitor Visa (SVV).
Business English Courses
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Arrange a private company course
We are happy to provide bespoke courses for closed company groups or arrange one-to-one sessions for your employees. When creating tailored course content we work closely with you to assess your specific needs, counducting pre-course testing to pitch the course at the right level for participants.
Specialised Professional English
IH London also runs Executive English Courses that focus on more specialised language needs and specific industries. These courses include Executive English for IT, Law, Medicine, Aviation, Journalism, Marketing and HR, to name but a few.
How We Teach
At International House London, we focus on communication and speaking, with student to student interaction being used rather than a more traditional lecturing approach. This makes our English and Modern Language courses both exciting and rewarding, with progress being made very quickly.