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BUSINESS ENGLISH & ESP

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B1 B2

B1+ B2

B1 C1

A2 B2

B1+ C1

Telephone English

JOHN HUGHES

• The course equips Business English students

with the skills necessary for making a successful

phone call, such as sounding friendly and polite

or making small talk.

• Students learn how to build successful relationships

on the phone with a focus on telephone etiquette

and the conventions of making phone calls

in the English-speaking world.

• The

Student’s Book

contains an

Audio CD

to

demonstrate elements such as pronunciation

and tone, so that this flexible course can easily be

used in the classroom or for self-study.

• The

Phrase Bank

is organised into clear and

functional areas as it provides a quick practical

reference to support students in their phone calls.

• Learning is reinforced and confidence is developed

through additional practice in the

Review

section

at the end of each unit.

9781405082211

International English

for Call Centres

BARRY TOMALIN, SUHASHINI THOMAS

• Written by Barry Tomalin, Director of Cultural

Training at International House London and

Suhashini Thomas, a native Hindi and teacher

of English as a Foreign Language.

• Cultural references help to build students’

understanding of unfamiliar concepts, building

empathy and understanding.

• The book highlights the key differences between

UK and Indian communication styles, helping

learners handle conversations more effectively.

• The

Student’s Book

and accompanying

CD-ROM can be used in a classroom setting

or for independent study, subject to requirements.

• Follow-up resources help international students

learn more about life in the UK using real life

contexts and localised language.

9780230638969

Email English

2nd Edition

PAUL EMMERSON

Email English

contains a wealth of practice

activities, all of which can be used for self-study

or with a teacher in class.

• Students learn all the basics; including making

requests, arranging meetings and checking

recipient understanding.

• Training describing business trends, relating cause

and effect and reporting equips learners with the

essential email skills.

• A large number of style-awareness activities

give direction on appropriate communication

styles including formal and informal.

• An easy-to-use phrase bank provides over

500 key expressions.

9780230448551

Presentations in English

ERICA J. WILLIAMS

• The book presents language, advice, delivery

tips and presentation techniques developing

the skills and knowledge to give effective

presentations in English.

• The DVD follows the progress of real students

and offers insights into their learning, models

to follow and opportunities for analysis.

• Presentation language is taught and practised

with emphasis on how to use it effectively.

• The course structure allows to either work through

the chapters progressively or dip in to find the skills

and language most useful for the lesson.

• Full

Teacher’s Notes

are available to download

as a highly useful reference and planning resource.

9780230028784

Meetings in English

BRYAN STEPHENS

• The twenty units can be studied independently

from each other, meaning this course can be used

in the business English classroom as supplementary

or intensive material, or as a self-study manual.

• A variety of case study scenarios provide realistic

contexts that learners can engage with and relate to.

• Students grasp strategies for teleconferencing

and video-conferencing and benefit from

systematic coverage of all meeting stages from

planning to follow-up.

• Intercultural meeting situations are given

particular coverage so that learners can familiarise

themselves with real world situational examples.

• A

Can do

checklist allows each student to prioritise

material relevant to their needs before study and

to monitor progress.

9780230401921

Networking in English

BARNEY BARRETT, PETE SHARMA

• All language is contextualised for learners via the six

characters that appear throughout the course who

present a range of voices and personality types.

• The

Needs Analysis

for students at the beginning

of the book identifies areas of individual focus.

• Review sections and word lists consolidate the lexical

input that is important in conversational English.

• Students learn how to confidently converse

in a natural and casual manner through the

cultural and networking tips provided as extra

support and background information.

My Social Planner

enables students to store

the phrases and vocabulary most relevant to them.

9780230732506

To access samples, go to

mac-ed.courses /business-and-professional-english