English for business communication : a short course consisting of five modules, cultural diversity and socialising, telephoning, presentations, meetings, and negotiations

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English for business communication : a short course consisting of five modules, cultural diversity and socialising, telephoning, presentations, meetings, and negotiations

Simon Sweeney

（Cambridge professional English）

Cambridge University Press, 1997

  • :Student's book
  • :Teacher's book
  • :Cassette
  • :Audio CD

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English for business communication : a modular short course on socialising, telephoning, presenting, meetings, negotiating

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Volume

:Student's book ISBN 9780521446204

Description

English for Business Communication is a short course for people in or preparing for work who need to improve their English in these key areas: socialising, telephoning, presenting, taking part in meetings and negotiating. With its modular approach it is easy to fit into any teaching programme. As the title suggests, the focus is on developing speaking skills in the contexts of day-to-day dealings with customers, clients and suppliers of services or goods. Great emphasis is also placed on developing listening skills. Integrated writing tasks are included where appropriate and reading comes in the form of informative texts on business communication skills and typical business documents such as faxes and letters. The course is in colour and accompanied by a Teacher's Book and a set of two Audio Cassettes or Audio CDs.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Module 1 Cultural diversity and socialising
  • Unit 1 Building a relationship
  • Welcoming visitors
  • Small talk, keeping the conversation going
  • Unit 2 Culture and environment
  • Cross-cultural understanding (1)
  • Inviting and accepting or declining
  • Eating out
  • Module 2 Telephoning
  • Unit 3 Could I leave a message?
  • Preparing to make a telephone call
  • Receiving calls
  • Taking and leaving messages
  • Asking for and giving repetition
  • The secretarial barrier
  • Unit 4 Good to hear from you again
  • Cross-cultural communication on the telephone (1)
  • Making arrangements
  • Changing arrangements
  • Ending a call
  • Unit 3 Unfortunately there's a problem...
  • Cross-cultural communication on the telephone (2)
  • Problem-solving on the telephone (1)
  • Complaints
  • Module 3 Presentations
  • Unit 6 Planning and getting started
  • Presentation technique and preparation
  • The audience
  • Structure (1) The introduction
  • Unit 7 Image, impact and making an impression
  • Using visual aids: the general principles
  • Talking about the content of visual aids
  • Describing change
Volume

:Teacher's book ISBN 9780521446211

Description

English for Business Communication is a short course for people in or preparing for work who need to improve their English in these key areas: socialising, telephoning, presenting, taking part in meetings and negotiating. With its modular approach it is easy to fit into any teaching programme. As the title suggests, the focus is on developing speaking skills in the contexts of day-to-day dealings with customers, clients a11/2/97nd suppliers of services or goods. Great emphasis is also placed on developing listening skills. Integrated writing tasks are included where appropriate and reading comes in the form of informative texts on business communication skills and typical business documents such as faxes and letters. The course is in colour and accompanied by a Teacher's Book and a set of two Audio Cassettes or Audio CDs.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Module 1 Cultural diversity and socialising
  • Unit 1 Building a relationship
  • Welcoming visitors
  • Small talk, keeping the conversation going
  • Unit 2 Culture and environment
  • Cross-cultural understanding (1)
  • Inviting and accepting or declining
  • Eating out
  • Module 2 Telephoning
  • Unit 3 Could I leave a message?
  • Preparing to make a telephone call
  • Receiving calls
  • Taking and leaving messages
  • Asking for and giving repetition
  • The secretarial barrier
  • Unit 4 Good to hear from you again
  • Cross-cultural communication on the telephone (1)
  • Making arrangements
  • Changing arrangements
  • Ending a call
  • Unit 3 Unfortunately there's a problem...
  • Cross-cultural communication on the telephone (2)
  • Problem-solving on the telephone (1)
  • Complaints
  • Module 3 Presentations
  • Unit 6 Planning and getting started
  • Presentation technique and preparation
  • The audience
  • Structure (1) The introduction
  • Unit 7 Image, impact and making an impression
  • Using visual aids: the general principles
  • Talking about the content of visual aids
  • Describing change
Volume

:Cassette ISBN 9780521446228

Description

English for Business Communication is a short course for people in or preparing for work who need to improve their English in these key areas: socialising, telephoning, presenting, taking part in meetings and negotiating. With its modular approach it is easy to fit into any teaching programme. As the title suggests, the focus is on developing speaking skills in the contexts of day-to-day dealings with customers, clients a11/2/97nd suppliers of services or goods. Great emphasis is also placed on developing listening skills. Integrated writing tasks are included where appropriate and reading comes in the form of informative texts on business communication skills and typical business documents such as faxes and letters. The course is in colour and accompanied by a Teacher's Book and a set of two Audio Cassettes or Audio CDs.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Module 1 Cultural diversity and socialising
  • Unit 1 Building a relationship
  • Welcoming visitors
  • Small talk, keeping the conversation going
  • Unit 2 Culture and environment
  • Cross-cultural understanding (1)
  • Inviting and accepting or declining
  • Eating out
  • Module 2 Telephoning
  • Unit 3 Could I leave a message?
  • Preparing to make a telephone call
  • Receiving calls
  • Taking and leaving messages
  • Asking for and giving repetition
  • The secretarial barrier
  • Unit 4 Good to hear from you again
  • Cross-cultural communication on the telephone (1)
  • Making arrangements
  • Changing arrangements
  • Ending a call
  • Unit 3 Unfortunately there's a problem...
  • Cross-cultural communication on the telephone (2)
  • Problem-solving on the telephone (1)
  • Complaints
  • Module 3 Presentations
  • Unit 6 Planning and getting started
  • Presentation technique and preparation
  • The audience
  • Structure (1) The introduction
  • Unit 7 Image, impact and making an impression
  • Using visual aids: the general principles
  • Talking about the content of visual aids
  • Describing change
Volume

:Audio CD ISBN 9780521585477

Description

English for Business Communication is a short course for people in or preparing for work who need to improve their English in these key areas: socialising, telephoning, presenting, taking part in meetings and negotiating. With its modular approach it is easy to fit into any teaching programme. As the title suggests, the focus is on developing speaking skills in the contexts of day-to-day dealings with customers, clients and suppliers of services or goods. Great emphasis is also placed on developing listening skills. Integrated writing tasks are included where appropriate and reading comes in the form of informative texts on business communication skills and typical business documents such as faxes and letters. The course is in colour and accompanied by a Teacher's Book and a set of two Audio Cassettes or Audio CDs.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Module 1 Cultural diversity and socialising
  • Unit 1 Building a relationship
  • Welcoming visitors
  • Small talk, keeping the conversation going
  • Unit 2 Culture and environment
  • Cross-cultural understanding (1)
  • Inviting and accepting or declining
  • Eating out
  • Module 2 Telephoning
  • Unit 3 Could I leave a message?
  • Preparing to make a telephone call
  • Receiving calls
  • Taking and leaving messages
  • Asking for and giving repetition
  • The secretarial barrier
  • Unit 4 Good to hear from you again
  • Cross-cultural communication on the telephone (1)
  • Making arrangements
  • Changing arrangements
  • Ending a call
  • Unit 3 Unfortunately there's a problem...
  • Cross-cultural communication on the telephone (2)
  • Problem-solving on the telephone (1)
  • Complaints
  • Module 3 Presentations
  • Unit 6 Planning and getting started
  • Presentation technique and preparation
  • The audience
  • Structure (1) The introduction
  • Unit 7 Image, impact and making an impression
  • Using visual aids: the general principles
  • Talking about the content of visual aids
  • Describing change

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