Your reputation on the European market and also internationally may be at stake. Foremost it is in your interest to ensure that your staff do justice to the quality of your products and services and are equipped with skills to properly communicate company specific information in an internationally recognized business language: English. A working knowledge of business English along with cultural awareness are key factors to the survival an success of companies today.
Your benefits
The opportunity to upgrade your command of the English language in various business areas for communication on the telephone and in written correspondence.
This English language course is tailored to prepare assistants and secretaries for their particular daily office communication, while providing a solid review of basic English grammar or more advanced grammar, as the case may be. Embedded in the programme is also the regular comparison of cultural differences.
Contents
* Greetings and politeness
* Telephone training
* Business letters and email
* Typical office situations
* Review of basic English grammar
* Memory training and vocabulary build-up
Methods
The contents will ultimately be determined by the company requirements and the participants‘ needs.
Memory and listening practice, role plays, discussions, brain storming and other means will be used to reinforce the learning experience.
FYI:
The participants will receive a questionnaire and a short placement test to be filled in and submitted before the course begins.
This seminar is devided into to steps allowing time to apply the new information learnt in Part I on the job before attending Part II. Part II is an opportunity to review, discuss new business issues and tasks and to build-up more vocabulary and self assurance in the English language.
Target groups
Assistants (male and female) and secretaries from companies and public administration
Docent
Marilyn Reverchon
Duration
2 days + 1 day consolidation 31/10/2012 (Part II)
Fee
920,00 €
StFG member: 830,00 €
Full board: 137,00 €
Seminar-No.
6.10/2012
