Content Showcase: November 2024
Writing Business Emails: Informing and Notifying
When informing or notifying customers, clients or colleagues, it is common to place the new information as the purpose statement, with supporting information following in separate... Readmore...Taxis for Women by Women
A local businessman in Iran had a great idea. Seeing the difficulty that women often had taking taxis, he started a taxi company for female passengers only. Hiring only female... Readmore...Giving Progress Updates
After you’ve been assigned a project or task to complete, at some point during the project or task your manager may ask you for a progress update. They will want to know what... Readmore...The Language of Customer Service
In this business vocabulary lesson we're going to look at some basic customer service vocabulary. The following dialogues illustrate how common language associated with customer... Readmore...From the Editor: Improving Your Spoken English
The other day, one of our English teachers got into a taxi, and as she talked with the driver, she noticed that he had very good spoken English, better, in fact, than that of many... Readmore...Essential Business Grammar Builder
Essential Business Grammar Builder is a self-study grammar book aimed at lower-level learners with specific business English needs, including those preparing for the BEC and TOEIC... Readmore...Simplified English Jokes
The rain was pouring and there was a big puddle in front of the pub. A ragged old man was standing there with a rod and hanging a string into the puddle. A rather drunk, curious... Readmore...Test Your Business English
Workplace English Training E-Platform's Learning Centre includes many business English tests. Business English tests differ from standard English tests in that they focus on... Readmore...Latest Newsletters
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