Language Training

Courses for Non-Native Speakers of English

Business English

For many global professionals, American cultural communication style is not only different from, but contrary to their own. These workshops offer practical tips and best practice for business English communication in an American workplace. Learners will compare American cultural communication style and their own,  identify the benefits and drawbacks of each in workplace communication, and learn to style shift for best communication.

Language training within a cultural context develops employees who communicate clearly and appropriately. It reduces errors and miscommunication, cultivate talent for greater communication roles, and increase team cohesion and effectiveness.

Workshops include:

  • Selling Yourself at Work
  • Speaking Clearly On The Phone
  • Giving Difficult Feedback
  • Communicating with Your Supervisor
  • Improve Your Presentations with Stress and Intonation
  • Direct, Concise and Explicit: Communicating with Americans
  • Polishing Your Speaking Skills for the Next Level
  • Business Writing and Grammar Review

Workplace English for Beginners

These conversation classes help employees with limited English to improve their listening and speaking skills at work, while developing job-specific vocabulary. Learners gain fluency and develop confidence discussing work processes, safety procedures, job responsibilities, task schedules, and other workplace situations.

Courses for Native Speakers of English

  • Business Writing
  • Grammar Review
  • Presentation Skills
  • Communication Skills Coaching

Improve Your English
With Language Training

From courses to private coaching, we can help you speak and write with polished, professional English.

This was a fantastic course with very useful information. Lauren was extremely knowledgeable about cultural perspectives and the impact they have on communication. Her explanations were thorough and I enjoyed her presentation style. I definitely have a better understanding of American communication and what I need to do to be better understood.

J.S. chemical industry

  

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