English for the Workplace
Review
Making an Appointment
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Talking about Appointments
Problems with appointments. Reading Comprehension
Making Appointments
Grammar. Talking about the Future
Grammar for Making Appointments
Useful Phrases for making Appointments
Telling the Time
Time and Date
Appointments Role play Activities
The job interview.
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6 Tests
Vocabulary: Job Applications and Interviews
The STAR Method for Interview Questions
The Star System
Job Interviews Speaking Activity
The Job Interview: Listening Comprehension
Auxiliary verbs for short answers and question tags. Grammar
Asking questions. Grammar.
How Job Hunting Has Changed: Navigating the Modern Job Market. Reading Comprehension
How to Answer Common Interview Questions: Tips from an HR Veteran
Talking on the Telephone.
4 Tests
Handling a Customer Complaint on the Phone. Gap Fill Exercise & Role Play
Telephone dialogue
Reading Comprehension: The Importance of Phone Etiquette in Business
The NATO Alphabet
Formal & Informal Language.
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5 Tests
The Passive Voice in Business
Formal and Informal Verbs
Reading Comprehension. Passive Voice in Business News
Passive Voice Gap Fill for Business English
Formal and Informal Register in Different Contexts
10 Essential Informal Business Idioms and Their Origins
Writing letters, Emails and Copy.
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3 Tests
Imperatives and Calls to Action
Using Strong Adjectives for Writing Impactful Copy
Strong Adjectives for Effective Copy. Gap Fill
-Ed and -ing adjectives for Copywriting. Gap Fill
Writing Persuasive Copy
Presentations & Demonstrations.
2 Topics
Presentations in English
Practice Presentations
Talking about Numbers.
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2 Tests
Talking about Numbers
Copy of Talking about Numbers. Part 1, Listening.
Copy of Talking about Numbers. Part 2, Reading
Describing Data
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3 Tests
Talking about Visual Data
Vocabulary; Describing Visual data.
Describing Data with Past Simple Vs. Present Continuous
Copy of Grammar: Past Simple Vs Present Perfect.
Listening Comprehension. Describing Data
Meetings
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1 Test
Useful Lexis for Business Meetings
Business Meeting Role Plays
Talking about Meetings. Listening Comprehension Gap Fill.
Writing a CV and cover letter.
Reading Comprehension. Non-Linear Working
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Job Interviews Speaking Activity
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English for the Workplace
The job interview.
Job Interviews Speaking Activity
General Job Interview Questions
Have you ever had a job interview? How did it go?
What do you think is the most difficult part of a job interview?
How do you usually prepare for a job interview?
What kind of job are you looking for, or what would be your ideal job?
How do you feel before a job interview—nervous, confident, or something else?
What kind of questions do you expect to hear in a job interview?
How important is body language during an interview? Why?
How should you dress for a job interview?
Do you prefer face-to-face interviews or online interviews? Why?
Common Interview Questions
How would you answer the question, “Tell me about yourself”?
What would you say if an interviewer asked, “What are your strengths and weaknesses?”
How would you respond to, “Why do you want to work here?”
How would you explain your career goals in an interview?
What is a good way to answer the question, “Where do you see yourself in 5 years?”
How would you talk about a time you overcame a challenge at work?
How would you answer the question, “Why should we hire you?”
Experience and Qualifications
How would you describe your most recent job to an interviewer?
How do you explain gaps in your employment history during an interview?
What skills or qualifications make you a good fit for your dream job?
How would you describe your education or training in a job interview?
How do you explain your work experience when you’re applying for a job in a different field?
Interview Behavior and Etiquette
What should you do if you don’t know the answer to a question in a job interview?
What should you ask at the end of a job interview when the interviewer says, “Do you have any questions for us?”
How important is it to be on time for an interview? Why?
What are some things you should never do during a job interview?
What kind of follow-up is appropriate after a job interview?
How can you show confidence without sounding arrogant in a job interview?
Should you talk about salary during your first interview? Why or why not?
Interview Experiences and Reflection
Have you ever been asked a difficult or unexpected question in a job interview? How did you handle it?
How do you feel after finishing a job interview?
What is the best job interview advice you’ve received?
Can you think of any unusual job interview experiences you’ve had or heard about?
How do you think job interviews in your country differ from those in other countries?
If you could change one thing about how you perform in interviews, what would it be?
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