Learn how to introduce yourself in a professional context, such as in a meeting, before a presentation or at a networking event. Understand the difference between short and long forms of introductions and where it is appropriate to use them. Use and reuse the most common phrases in each situation.

You will improve your grammar and vocabulary in written correspondence, learn which phrases to use (and which not to use) in formal communication, as well as recognize flaws in the structure of an email.

By the end of the class, all participants will have a fully optimized profile that will attract and resonate with the ideal prospects they
need to attract.

Students will gain a more in-depth look at the grammar of Phrasal Verbs (Separable and Inseparable Phrasal Verbs)
You will master a 5-step process on how to start using Phrasal Verbs with ease, as well as learn groups of Phrasal Verbs and how to use them naturally in a Business context.

You will learn how to start a conversation with ease, banish awkward silences, encourage engagement and maintain the flow of conversation. By using a set of phrases and ice-breakers, you will make your conversations more pleasant for all speakers, as well as continue to stay in touch with them.

You will have strong foundations to proceed with other elements of the language. This covers grammar on a B1 level, which is a prerequisite for any kind of business communication.

You will understand the importance of preparation for meetings and their flow, what is a meeting agenda and how to use it, prepare yourself for chairing and managing the meeting, as well as learn how to effectively offer input and ask questions.

Make an agreement or solve a disagreement by using effective negotiation techniques and phrases. Communicate your ideas and arguments clearly and concisely using appropriate negotiation vocabulary. Prevent, manage and solve all (potential) personal and professional conflicts. The workshop is based on a lot of interaction and attention to each problem - how to approach, analyze and solve them. Adapt your resolution to the situation.