Which English for Professionals course?
We understand that as a professional you'll have specific requirements from your English course. That's why our English for Professionals (EP) courses are focussed on your individual needs - we don't do group classes, only personalised one-to-one courses. You can choose a full-time intensive course or a part-time course:
EP Intensive 1-1 course
- Full-Time: 15 hours or more per week
- Individual: One-to-one courses
- Schedule: Flexible times and start dates
EP Flexi-Time 1-1 course
- Part-Time: From 1-5 lessons per week
- Individual: One-to-one courses
- Schedule: Flexible times and start dates
Getting started
In your initial personal consultation we will assess your course priorities and your study programme timescale. We will also test your written English and your spoken English through a face-to-face or telephone interview. Only then will we recommend the best course of study for you, focused on clear realistic objectives. Once you've got started, you will have regular tutorials with your Course Director to ensure that you are absolutely satisfied with your progress throughout your course.
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EP course programmes
What do you want to do better in English? English for Professionals courses can be tailored to a range of aims and objectives within the work environment. We've shown here just a selection of the most popular. Do you need more help? Please get in touch for further information and advice.
- Everyday business English: familiarisation with idiomatic and 'ready-made' chunks of colloquial English common in everyday use
- Speaking: joining meetings, telephone calls, discussions, negotiations, social interaction
- Functional English: advising, proposing, warning, requesting, explaining, clarifying
- Writing: emailing, correspondence, reports, memos, minutes, presentations
- Vocabulary: high frequency usages plus context-specific key target language
- Listening: understanding fast natural colloquial speech in commercial contexts
- Reading: familiarisation with the idioms and expressions of contemporary business
- Formality: politeness, tact, diplomacy, cultural and linguistic sensitivity
- Socialising: introductions, entertaining, small talk and informal conversation
- Specific objectives: CV checking, cover letter drafting, interview preparation
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