Business English

Business English

  • Levels Of Business English Course: 4;
  • Duration of 1 level: 2 months (24 lessons);
  • Lesson duration: 90 minutes;
  • Number of students in a group: 8 students maximum;
  • Schedules: Negotiable;
  • Price: Is given for 1 month [12 lessons] – International students only.

Price Range

191,00 $317,00 $

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Course Description

Business English course is customised to listeners of all ages interested in business, marketing and management. The course includes both individual and group teaching. Teaching is conducted entirely in English using innovative and proven methods, allowing students to deepen their knowledge not only in business but also in interdisciplinary subjects in English.

 

The learning process is carried out in an active question-answer mode. Using the so-called Case Study method. Learners simultaneously improve their reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. They thematically discuss successful business models and try to apply the already learned vocabulary in practice. Discuss grammar issues as needed and perform appropriate exercises.

 

The Business English course focuses on real business case studies, authentic materials, and practical skill development. Throughout the learning process, you will not only master professional vocabulary but also develop critical skills such as delivering presentations, managing meetings, effective networking, and problem-solving. The course includes 4 main levels (from Pre-Intermediate to Advanced) and is fully tailored to your career goals.

 

The center offers on-site training for trainees without homework.

Who is this course for?

This course is perfect for those who want to overcome language barriers and achieve career growth in the workplace. Specifically, it is designed for:

 

      • Corporate employees and managers who communicate with foreign partners, prepare reports, or manage international projects on a daily basis.
      • Start-uppers and business owners who want to expand their companies into the global market, attract investors, and participate in international exhibitions or conferences.
      • Specialists from various fields (Marketing, Finance, HR, IT, etc.) who wish to deeply understand the international terminology used in their respective industries.
      • Students and job seekers who are preparing for interviews in international companies and want to gain a competitive advantage in the job market.

Syllabus

Unit 1 – Career

  • Choosing a new career
  • Goals and planning
  • Understanding your role in the job market


Unit 2 – Companies

  • Types of organizations
  • Discussion of well-known companies
  • Comparing companies, brand importance


Unit 3 – Selling

  • Sales processes
  • Selling products
  • Negotiation strategies


Unit 4 – Great Ideas

  • New business ideas
  • Examples of successful startups
  • Innovative approaches


Unit 5 – Stress

  • Causes of work-related stress
  • Stress management techniques
  • Sharing personal experiences


Unit 6 – Entertaining

  • Business hospitality
  • Organizing events
  • Hosting guests


Unit 7 – New Business

  • Starting a business
  • Challenges and opportunities
  • Market research


Unit 8 – Marketing

  • Advertising products
  • Marketing strategy
  • Branding


Unit 9 – Planning

  • Work and project planning
  • Setting priorities
  • Planning strategic goals


Unit 10 – Managing People

  • Team management
  • Leadership skills
  • Communication with colleagues


Unit 11 – Conflict

  • Problem situations
  • Managing conflicts
  • Making effective decisions


Unit 12 – Products

  • Product development and evaluation
  • Identifying customer needs
  • Discussing product features


Grammar covered throughout the course:

  • Present Simple / Continuous
  • Past Simple
  • Future forms (will / going to)
  • Modals (can, must, should)
  • Conditionals 0 & 1
  • Countable / Uncountable Nouns
  • Comparatives / Superlatives
  • Passive Voice

Unit 1 – Brands

  • Importance of brands and branding
  • Discussing favourite brands
  • Brand management challenges


Unit 2 – Travel

  • Business travel arrangements
  • Organising hotels and flights
  • Communication while travelling


Unit 3 – Change

  • Workplace changes
  • Managing and implementing change
  • Introducing new business processes


Unit 4 – Organisation

  • Company structure
  • Departments and roles
  • Importance of internal communication


Unit 5 – Advertising

  • Advertising campaigns
  • Evaluating ad effectiveness
  • Language used in advertising


Unit 6 – Money

  • Financial terms
  • Basics of cash flow
  • Profit and costs


Unit 7 – Cultures

  • Cultural differences in business
  • International communication
  • Impact of workplace cultures


Unit 8 – Human Resources

  • Recruiting and managing staff
  • Training and developing competencies
  • Career development


Unit 9 – International Markets

  • Developing international markets
  • Global strategies
  • Export and import processes


Unit 10 – Ethics

  • Ethical issues in business
  • Evaluating ethical decisions
  • Company code of ethics


Unit 11 – Leadership

  • Leadership styles
  • Management skills and tactics
  • Managing team work


Unit 12 – Competition

  • Competitive strategies
  • Establishing market position
  • Achieving competitive advantage


Grammar & Language Focus Covered Throughout the Course:

  • Present Simple / Continuous / Perfect
  • Past Simple / Present Perfect
  • Future forms (will / going to)
  • Modals (can, could, must, should)
  • Conditionals (0–2)
  • Passive Voice
  • Relative Clauses
  • Reported Speech
  • Vocabulary building and collocations

Unit 1 – Communication

  • Advanced communication skills in meetings and presentations
  • Barriers to effective communication
  • Clear and persuasive expression


Unit 2 – International Marketing

  • Global marketing strategies
  • Market segmentation and positioning
  • Branding and advertising analysis


Unit 3 – Building Relationships

  • Building professional networks
  • Cross‑cultural communication
  • Corporate relationships and partnerships


Unit 4 – Success

  • Definitions and factors of success
  • Strategic success stories
  • Analysing success in business


Unit 5 – Job Satisfaction

  • Employee motivation and satisfaction
  • Workplace culture
  • Job satisfaction surveys and interpretations


Unit 6 – Risk

  • Identifying business risks
  • Risk analysis and mitigation strategies
  • Discussion of real business risk cases


Unit 7 – Management Styles

  • Different approaches to leadership
  • Comparing management styles across cultures
  • Leadership effectiveness and case discussions


Unit 8 – Team Building

  • Creating and managing effective teams
  • Group dynamics and conflict resolution
  • Team performance evaluation


Unit 9 – Raising Finance

  • Sources of business finance
  • Investment options
  • Financial decision‑making and budgeting


Unit 10 – Customer Service

  • Customer expectations and service excellence
  • Handling complaints and feedback
  • Designing customer service protocols


Unit 11 – Crisis Management

  • Understanding business crises
  • Crisis communication
  • Case studies of corporate crisis response


Unit 12 – Mergers and Acquisitions

  • M&A processes and terminology
  • Factors affecting mergers
  • International expansion through acquisition


Grammar & Language Focus Covered Throughout the Course

  • Advanced verb tenses (perfect forms, mixed conditionals)
  • Reported speech and indirect questions
  • Modal verbs for speculation, deduction and obligation
  • Passive structures in business writing
  • Relative clauses and advanced connectors
  • Nominalisation and vocabulary enhancement
  • Functional language for negotiations, presentations and emails

Unit 1 – First Impressions

  • Making professional first impressions
  • Introducing yourself and teams

 

Unit 2 – Training

  • Planning professional training sessions
  • Assessment and learning approaches

 

Unit 3 – Energy

  • The energy sector and its challenges
  • Managing energy resources

 

Unit 4 – Marketing

  • Strategic marketing planning
  • Market segmentation & advertising strategies

 

Unit 5 – Employment Trends

  • Current employment trends
  • Evolving global job markets

 

Unit 6 – Ethics

  • Ethical decision making
  • Business ethics frameworks

 

Unit 7 – Finance

  • Financial strategy & reporting
  • Investments and budgeting

 

Unit 8 – Consultants

  • Consultancy practice and client relations
  • Problem‑solving in professional services

 

Unit 9 – Strategy

  • Business strategic planning
  • Competitive analysis

 

Unit 10 – Online Business

  • Digital business models
  • E‑commerce strategy

 

Unit 11 – New Business

  • Startups and innovation
  • Business plan development

 

Unit 12 – Project Management

  • Project planning & execution
  • Efficient resource management

 

Grammar & Language Focus Covered:

 

✔ Advanced tenses (perfect, future forms)
✔ Mixed conditionals
✔ Reported speech & indirect questions
✔ Modals for speculation and deduction
✔ Advanced passive forms
✔ Relative clauses & discourse connectors
✔ Nominalisation & business collocations
✔ Functional language for negotiations, presentations, reports & emails

  • You will learn important new words and phrases which you can use when you carry out the tasks in the unit. You can find definitions and examples, and listen to the pronunciation of new vocabulary.
  • You will read authentic articles on a variety of topics from the Financial Times and other newspapers and books on business. You will develop your reading skills and learn essential business vocabulary. You will also be able to discuss the ideas and issues in the articles.
  • You will hear authentic interviews with businesspeople and a variety of scripted recordings. You will develop listening skills such as listening for information and note-taking. You can also watch the interviews.
  • You will be focused on common problem areas at intermediate level. You will become more accurate in your use of language. Each unit contains a Language review box which provides a review of key grammar items.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What level of foreign language proficiency do I need to join a Business English course?

In order to be able to join the course and the course is effective for you, you should have at least a B1 level of English.

Can I take just 1 level of the course?

Yes, of course! You can take both levels of the Business English course or just one level, B1 or B2.

What textbooks do you use during the course?

During the learning process, we use Cambridge and Oxford, licensed, high-quality, illustrated literature, prepared by experts in the field.

Are the textbooks used in the course free or priced?

If you decide to study online and do not want to buy the book, we will provide you with the PDF version completely free of charge. The cost of the textbook is 35 GEL, which you can buy at our Language center or at a bookstore

Do I have to pay in advance when registering for the course?

Of course not. You only pay after we have jointly agreed on a study schedule and you have finally agreed to start studying according to the agreed schedule.

How do I pay?

After agreeing on the start of the course, 50% of the full course fee must be paid 1 day before the course starts. The remaining amount must be paid in exactly 1 month. The payment is made in 2 monthly instalments, which are completely interest-free and you do not have to visit the bank to make the payment.

Before making a decision, can I attend a trial lesson?

Yes, of course. Attending a trial lesson takes place after an individual interview, as we need to determine your level of knowledge and offer you a group of the appropriate level. Please note that the lesson is paid and costs 40 GEL. In case you decide to start studying, the amount paid will be deducted from the tuition fee.

Will I get a certificate after completing the course?

Yes, of course. A certificate is issued for any course, from level B1, in case you successfully pass the appropriate level test.

How do I register?

To attend the course, please select the course options (online, offline, individual, group) and add the course to your cart. Then open the cart and complete the registration process by filling out a simple questionnaire. After registration, we will contact you shortly and schedule an interview with you to determine your level of knowledge, which is completely free.

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