25 Days To Business English

What you'll learn
Feel better about doing business in English
Fix the most typical Czech mistakes when doing business in English
Learn the most typical grammar for doing business in English
Learn how to write emails in English
Requirements
A2 or higher level of English
Description
English is becoming more and more important as the language of international business. Doing business in English makes a lot of people nervous, especially with a fear of making mistakes, understanding colleagues, and writing emails. But it doesn't have to be so stressful. In less than one month with this course, you will feel much better about doing business in English. With daily videos, notes, and practice materials, you will learn the most important vocabulary and most typical mistakes that are made when doing business in English. Each daily lesson is designed to take about 10-20 minutes to complete. Each day has a video (with English subtitles) as well as a downloadable PDF including notes and practice exercises (with solutions) to help you learn one new topic each day. Every five days, there is a review that covers the material from all the previous days, starting from day 1. The most typical mistakes are based on my experience as an English Teacher in the Czech Republic. However, the course is useful for not only Czech speakers of English, but speakers of other Slavic languages and beyond. The course is best for those with B1-B2 level, and it is possible with at least a level of A2. I am also the author of the popular book 25 Days from Czenglish to English, a similar concept that helps Czech speakers of English fix the 25 most typical mistakes in everyday conversation. I love making useful materials to help students learn English without using traditional textbooks. Happy studying!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction and Table of Contents
Section 2: How to use this course
Lecture 2 How to use this course
Section 3: Day 1: Interviews
Lecture 3 Interviews
Section 4: Day 2: Interview grammar- present perfect continuous
Lecture 4 Interview grammar- present perfect continuous
Section 5: Day 3: Finances and Data
Lecture 5 Finances and Data
Section 6: Day 4: Finances and Data II
Lecture 6 Finances and Data II
Section 7: Day 5: Numbers and Operations
Lecture 7 Numbers and Operations
Section 8: 5-Day Review
Lecture 8 5-Day Review
Section 9: Day 6: Emails
Lecture 9 Emails
Section 10: Day 7: Customers
Lecture 10 Customers
Section 11: Day 8: Customer Service
Lecture 11 Customer Service
Section 12: Day 9: Care
Lecture 12 Care
Section 13: Day 10: Human Resources (HR)
Lecture 13 Human Resources
Section 14: 10-Day Review
Lecture 14 10-Day Review
Section 15: Day 11: Questions
Lecture 15 Questions
Section 16: Day 12: Management
Lecture 16 Management
Section 17: Day 13: Should, Would, Could, Supposed to
Lecture 17 Should, Would, Could, Supposed to
Section 18: Day 14: Money
Lecture 18 Money
Section 19: Day 15: Money II
Lecture 19 Money II
Section 20: 15-Day Review
Lecture 20 15-Day Review
Section 21: Day 16: Time
Lecture 21 Time
Section 22: Day 17: Marketing
Lecture 22 Marketing
Section 23: Day 18: Meetings
Lecture 23 Meetings
Section 24: Day 19: Online Meetings
Lecture 24 Online Meetings
Section 25: Day 20: Three Commonly Misused Words
Lecture 25 Three Commonly Misused Words
Section 26: 20-Day Review
Lecture 26 20-Day Review
Section 27: Day 21: Lend, Borrow, Rent
Lecture 27 Lend, Borrow, Rent
Section 28: Day 22: Business Idioms
Lecture 28 Business Idioms
Section 29: Day 23: Prepositions
Lecture 29 Prepositions
Section 30: Day 24: Business Phrasal Verbs
Lecture 30 Business Phrasal Verbs
Section 31: Day 25: Pronunciation
Lecture 31 Pronunciation
Section 32: Final Exam
Lecture 32 Final Exam
Section 33: Day 26: Extras and Typical Mistakes
Lecture 33 Extras and Typical Mistakes
Czech speakers of English who want to learn Business English
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