Business English

1. Business English – Elementary (Business Result Elementary)
Description:
This introductory level teaches essential business communication skills across all
four language domains (speaking, reading, writing, listening) through practical
workplace contexts. Units focus on everyday tasks such as making introductions,
basic office communication, asking for and giving opinions, simple presentations,
telephone exchanges, and report basics.
Value Added:
Learners build the foundational language they need to participate in basic
business interactions, navigate common workplace situations, and communicate
with colleagues and clients using clear, simple English.
2. Business English – Pre‑Intermediate (Business Result
Pre‑Intermediate)
Description:
At this level, students expand vocabulary and functional language for business
contexts. Units include structured activities for describing company structure,
comparing products/services, polite interruptions, asking follow‑up questions,
discussing performance, and evaluating ideas. Grammar and speaking are taught in
a business context with real scenarios and case studies to reinforce practical
language use.
Value Added:
Students grow beyond basic phrases to handle workplace tasks more
independently, such as participating in meetings with simple reports, giving
structured updates, and interacting in professional discussions with greater
confidence and clarity.
3. Business English – Intermediate / Upper‑Intermediate
(Business Result Intermediate & Upper‑Intermediate) Description:
Learners refine professional communication skills such as exchanging detailed
information, describing work responsibilities, explaining projects and plans,
conducting meetings, negotiating, evaluating performance, and networking. Role
plays, real business case studies, and communicative activities build accuracy and
fluency.
Value Added:
Students can handle complex workplace interactions with ease — leading
conversations, handling negotiations, presenting information clearly, and
responding appropriately in real‑world business situations. This level bridges
general English to professional business communication ready for international
workplace contexts.
4. Business English – Advanced (Business Result Advanced)
Description:
Advanced learners develop high‑level business communication skills necessary for
senior professional environments. Units cover managing discussions, facilitating
internal meetings, reporting research, delivering formal presentations, participating
in teleconferences, dealing with conflict, changing organizational demands, and
persuasive communication. Case studies and discussions emphasise complex
professional discourse.
Value Added:
Students achieve professional fluency, enabling them to operate confidently in
executive settings, lead discussions, communicate strategically with stakeholders,
and produce polished written communication. This level prepares learners for
leadership roles and cross‑cultural business environments.
Why This Program Works:
• Skills focus: Vocabulary, functional language, grammar review,
speaking practice, and real business case studies are stressed at
every level. • Real‑world relevance: Content simulates real workplace
scenarios, making language immediately applicable on the job.
• Progressive structure: Each level builds on the last, increasing in
complexity and professional language demands, preparing students
for career advancement.