CTU FEE Moodle
Business English
B241 - Winter 24/25
Business English - B04BEN
| Credits | 2 |
| Semesters | Both |
| Completion | Assessment |
| Language of teaching | undefined |
| Extent of teaching | 2C |
Annotation
This course is designed for students who have fulfilled their B2 English Examination Requirement. The purpose
is to better prepare students to enter a workforce where English is the lingua franca. Throughout the semester, students will focus on skills and vocabulary they will need to succeed as employees and colleagues. Each lesson features a topic related to business, as well as discussion and grammar points which are key to improving students‘ skills.
is to better prepare students to enter a workforce where English is the lingua franca. Throughout the semester, students will focus on skills and vocabulary they will need to succeed as employees and colleagues. Each lesson features a topic related to business, as well as discussion and grammar points which are key to improving students‘ skills.
Study targets
to better prepare students to enter a workforce where English is the lingua franca
Course outlines
Week 1: Why Study Business English?
Week 2: Companies & Culture
Week 3: Choosing Your Path
Week 4: CVs / Resumes
Week 5: Interviews
Week 6: Negotiating
Week 7: Emails
Week 8: Phone Calls
Week 9: Meetings
Week 10: Networking
Week 11: Making Presentations
Week 12: Business Ethics
Week 13 Making Decisions
Week 14: Case Studies (Business Scenarios)
Week 2: Companies & Culture
Week 3: Choosing Your Path
Week 4: CVs / Resumes
Week 5: Interviews
Week 6: Negotiating
Week 7: Emails
Week 8: Phone Calls
Week 9: Meetings
Week 10: Networking
Week 11: Making Presentations
Week 12: Business Ethics
Week 13 Making Decisions
Week 14: Case Studies (Business Scenarios)
Exercises outlines
Week 1: Why Study Business English?
Week 2: Companies & Culture
Week 3: Choosing Your Path
Week 4: CVs / Resumes
Week 5: Interviews
Week 6: Negotiating
Week 7: Emails
Week 8: Phone Calls
Week 9: Meetings
Week 10: Networking
Week 11: Making Presentations
Week 12: Business Ethics
Week 13 Making Decisions
Week 14: Case Studies (Business Scenarios)
Week 2: Companies & Culture
Week 3: Choosing Your Path
Week 4: CVs / Resumes
Week 5: Interviews
Week 6: Negotiating
Week 7: Emails
Week 8: Phone Calls
Week 9: Meetings
Week 10: Networking
Week 11: Making Presentations
Week 12: Business Ethics
Week 13 Making Decisions
Week 14: Case Studies (Business Scenarios)
Literature
Recommended Literature:
Intelligent Business - Coursebook; authors Tonya Trappe and Graham Tullis; published 2005 by Pearson Education Limited
Intelligent Business - Skills; author Christine Johnson; published 2005 by Pearson Education Limited
Market Leader, 3rd Edition; authors David Cotton, David Falvey, and Simon Kent; published 2010 by Pearson Education Limited
In Company, 2nd Edition; author Mark Powell; published 2009 by Macmillan English
Intelligent Business - Coursebook; authors Tonya Trappe and Graham Tullis; published 2005 by Pearson Education Limited
Intelligent Business - Skills; author Christine Johnson; published 2005 by Pearson Education Limited
Market Leader, 3rd Edition; authors David Cotton, David Falvey, and Simon Kent; published 2010 by Pearson Education Limited
In Company, 2nd Edition; author Mark Powell; published 2009 by Macmillan English
Requirements
This course is designed for students who have fulfilled their B2 English Examination