Business English
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Book the Hour That Marks the Email
If an email must go out this week, book the hour that marks it. If you have no email, book a general
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Keep Chat Local, Send the Line in Standard
Leave informal chat alone. Rewrite tomorrow's first email, update, or request so a mixed-audience re
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Count Speaking Turns Before You Book
Count last week's English speaking turns. Book a 6-8 group if you freeze when interrupted. Book priv
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What to Say Next When You Freeze in an English Meeting
A freeze is a missing next line. Say one recovery line, then one unfinished but usable point. Succes
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How to Choose Meeting English or Everyday Conversation
Count this month's real speaking tasks. Practise meeting English or everyday conversation for four w
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Eight Presentation Lines Mapped to Tonight's Slides
Map eight workplace English lines to tonight's slides. Speak each once, change one word, and cut any
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How to Make a Work Email Sound Human, Specific and Professional
A natural work email states the situation, needed action and useful context in language that fits th
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Advanced Business English: Check Tasks Before Level Labels
An advanced Business English course should address complex workplace tasks such as negotiation, conc
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English Writing for Professionals: an Email-to-Report Method
A reusable workplace English writing method from a clear email to a short report, with a five-minute
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Business Writing Courses for Non-Native Speakers - A Singapore Fit Checklist
Evaluate business writing course for non-native speakers Singapore with a clear Singapore-focused ch