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Business English: Writing Emails & Basic Meeting English
Skill Arts

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Summary

Price
£15 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand 
Course format
95 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)
Duration
8.7 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
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  • Tutor is available to students
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Overview

Why Study This Business English: Writing Emails & Basic Meeting English?

  • In the UK, English proficiency is essential for most jobs, from customer service to management.
  • Research shows that strong English skills can boost earnings by 10-15% compared to limited language abilities.
  • English proficiency is considered essential for business success in over 90% of countries.
  • English proficiency is vital for international students and researchers to access global knowledge and opportunities.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Master English letter and email writing techniques.
  • Identify and correct common English writing errors.
  • Structure English business emails for maximum impact.
  • Conduct English-speaking business meetings efficiently.
  • Develop English communication strategies for various meeting types.


Dual Certificates

After completing this English Course, you will receive a course completion certificate from Reed. Also, you will receive a Certificate of Completion From SkillArts.

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Curriculum

This course contains

Format: 95 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)

Duration: 8h and 42m

    • 1: 1. Introduction 01:19
    • 2: 2. letters_intro 02:37
    • 3: 3. letter_or_email 04:12
    • 4: 4. general_letter 07:08
    • 5: 5. general_letter_examples 06:04
    • 6: 6. sigspace 01:39
    • 7: 7. formal_vs_informal 11:37
    • 8: 8. cover_letter 11:00
    • 9: 9. cover_letter_examples 14:29
    • 10: 10. complaint_letter 03:08
    • 11: 11. complaint_letter_examples 11:11
    • 12: 12. recommendation_letter 03:16
    • 13: 13. recommendation_letter_examples 04:12
    • 14: 14. reviews_intro 01:11
    • 15: 15. review_restaurant 11:06
    • 16: 16. review_film 07:48
    • 17: 17. review_book 13:26
    • 18: 18. review_product 09:10
    • 19: 19. common_mistakes_intro 01:32
    • 20: 20. common_mistakes_comma_splice 09:00
    • 21: 21. common_mistakes_adverb_overuse 04:37
    • 22: 22. common_errors_pronouns 04:42
    • 23: 23. common_mistakes_irregular_verbs 04:54
    • 24: 24. common_mistakes_modifiers 04:42
    • 25: 25. exam_questions_intro 03:00
    • 26: 26. elementary_short 04:07
    • 27: 27. elementary_long 04:53
    • 28: 28. intermediate_short 06:20
    • 29: 29. intermediate_long 08:10
    • 30: 30. advanced_short 06:31
    • 31: 31. advanced_long 10:36
    • 32: 32. literary_devices_intro 01:31
    • 33: 33. lit_devs_active_voice 02:14
    • 34: 34. lit_devs_allegory 08:38
    • 35: 35. lit_devs_alliteration 03:35
    • 36: 36. lit_devs_anachronism 08:51
    • 37: 37. lit_devs_anthropomorphism 03:42
    • 38: 38. lit_devs_cliffhanger 04:38
    • 39: 39. lit_devs_colloquialism 05:59
    • 40: 40. lit_devs_deus_ex_machina 02:35
    • 41: 41. lit_devs_euphemism 08:59
    • 42: 42. lit_devs_hyperbole 03:58
    • 43: 43. lit_devs_idiom 14:02
    • 44: 44. lit_devs_irony 05:28
    • 45: 45. lit_devs_jargon 04:31
    • 46: 46. lit_devs_litotes 05:28
    • 47: 47. lit_devs_malapropism 05:13
    • 48: 48. lit_devs_metaphor 03:41
    • 49: 49. lit_devs_oxymoron 05:58
    • 50: 50. lit_devs_passive_voice 02:20
    • 51: 51. lit_devs_personification 05:12
    • 52: 52. lit_devs_sarcasm 09:38
    • 53: 53. lit_devs_simile 03:03
    • 54: 54. lit_devs_spoonerism 02:28
    • 55: 55. lit_devs_understatement 04:23
    • 56: 56. lit_devs_zoomorphism 04:37

    • 57: English: 1. intro 00:59
    • 58: English: 2. email or letter 05:48
    • 59: English: 3. email structure 11:11
    • 60: English: 4. general email examples 07:09
    • 61: English: 5. formal vs informal 10:38
    • 62: English: 6. cover emails 11:55
    • 63: English: 7. cover email examples 11:56
    • 64: English: 8. complaint emails 02:56
    • 65: English: 9. complaint email examples 14:51
    • 66: English: 10. recommendation emails 02:49
    • 67: English: 11. recommendation email examples 05:11
    • 68: English: 12. using AI 11:06
    • 69: English: 13. outro 00:28

    • 70: English: 1. promo 01:24
    • 71: English: 2. course-intro 01:17
    • 72: English: 3. before-intro 01:03
    • 73: English: 4. roles 03:50
    • 74: English: 5. inperson-virtual 06:05
    • 75: English: 6. reasons-for-meetings 04:37
    • 76: English: 7. types-of-meeting 06:09
    • 77: English: 8. arranging-meetings 07:33
    • 78: English: 9. writing-the-agenda 02:46
    • 79: English: 10. start-intro 01:01
    • 80: English: 11. chairing-the-meeting 03:54
    • 81: English: 12. minutes-and-notes 03:36
    • 82: English: 13. smalltalk 04:22
    • 83: English: 14. opening-the-meeting 06:17
    • 84: English: 15. the-agenda 01:54
    • 85: English: 16. formal-informal 06:58
    • 86: English: 17. during-intro 01:17
    • 87: English: 18. making-suggestions 01:46
    • 88: English: 19. asking-for-opinions 01:43
    • 89: English: 20. giving-opinions 04:27
    • 90: English: 21. asking-for-clarification 02:29
    • 91: English: 22. agreeing-disagreeing 06:26
    • 92: English: 23. interrupting 04:49
    • 93: English: 24. ending-the-meeting 02:51
    • 94: English: 25. after-intro 00:37
    • 95: English: 26. writing-and-sending-minutes 07:20

Description

This Bundle Comes with the following Courses

âž½ Course 01: The Complete Writing Course: Develop True Writing Mastery

  • Writing English Letters: Techniques for composing formal and informal English letters in business settings.
  • Writing English Reviews: Skills for crafting insightful English reviews with appropriate literary devices.
  • Common English Writing Errors: Identification and correction of prevalent English writing mistakes.
  • Typical English Exam Questions: Strategies for tackling English exam questions with example answers.
  • Literary Devices in English: Utilization of literary devices to enhance English writing quality.

âž½ Course 02: Business English - Write Professional Emails in English

  • English Email Structure: Fundamental structures for organizing professional English emails.
  • General English Email Examples: Examples of standard English emails for daily business communication.
  • Formal vs Informal English: Guidelines on when to use formal or informal English in emails.
  • English Cover Emails: Crafting compelling English cover emails with effective examples.
  • English Complaint Emails: Strategies for writing assertive English complaint emails.
  • English Recommendation Emails: Best practices for composing persuasive English recommendation emails.
  • Using AI in English Emails: Incorporating AI tools to enhance English email writing.

âž½ Course 03: Business English - the Language of Meetings

  • Roles in English Meetings: Understanding various participant roles in English-speaking meetings.
  • English In-person vs Virtual Meetings: Adapting communication strategies for different English meeting settings.
  • Types of English Meetings: Overview of various English meeting formats and their specific communication needs.
  • Arranging English Meetings: Skills for scheduling and preparing agendas for English meetings.
  • Chairing English Meetings: Techniques for effectively leading English-speaking meetings.
  • English Minutes and Notes: Best practices for taking and distributing English minutes and notes.
  • English Small Talk: Developing skills for engaging in English small talk to ease into meetings.
  • Opening and Managing the English Agenda: Starting English meetings on the right note and keeping to the agenda.

Who is this course for?

This course will pave the way for higher study in the field of English. You can enrol on higher level English courses, such as:

  • GCSE English Language
  • GCSE English Literature
  • A-level English Language
  • A-level English Literature
  • Level 2 Certificate in English Language
  • Level 3 Certificate in English Language
  • Functional Skills English (Level 1)
  • Functional Skills English (Level 2)
  • Diploma in English Language and Literature
  • Certificate in Professional English
  • Diploma in Professional English
  • Cambridge English: Advanced
  • Cambridge English: Proficiency

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