You’ve studied hard at school and university, you can communicate well in English socially and been on a number of courses abroad.  Does this mean there is no more English to learn?  And that you can just step into a job?  The answer probably is no.  Speaking English in a work environment is very different from that with friends. 

Apart from specific vocabulary, you will be expected to communicate in different ways from that which you may have done before: making presentations, writing letters, answering the telephone to customers and so on.  To answer this challenge London School of English has developed a course for 20 - 30 year olds called Young Business English.

This is a 2 - 6 week course and covers 3 key areas Discussions with Clients (current affairs, environmental and social questions, political issues, education & training, media, technology) Business meetings & Negotiations (agreeing & disagreeing, clarifying and confirming, summarising, persuading & compromising, opening & closing) and Professional Hospitality (meeting & greeting, receiving visitors, socialising, telephone language).

All the students on the course are at a similar stage in their careers.  Some are already working and others finishing their university degrees.  So not only will it be a worthwhile course from your own career progression but you will also meet lots of like minded people from accross the world.

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