Working Across Cultures is designed for use on its own or with the Market Leader series. Ideal for students who need to learn the language of more specialised areas of business English, the book focuses on the reading skills and vocabulary development required for Working Across Cultures Working Across Cultures
Best Practice is a four-level business English course designed for both pre-work and in-work students. It uses realistic, international contexts to train learners in the English needed for both the professional and personal sides of modern business life
This is part of a series of books, each with an accompanying cassette, (available separately), which gives training in key business communication skills. Emphasis is placed on building awareness of language appropriateness and fluency in typical business interactions. The listening material includes both native and non-native spoken English. This title takes a collaborative approach to help students attain win-win outcomes in their negotations. Broken down into eight units, each unit deals with a stage of the negotation process. Learners are presented with different styles of language for negotiation and encouraged to choos that most appropriate to their situation. The book also present critical situations of cross-cultural nature to help learners deal with cultural differences which may affect the success of international negotiations. Each book/cassette "package" is designed for use in class, particularly on short, intensive, skills-based courses, or for self-study.
Market Leader Logistics Management is one of a range of specialist titles designed for use on its own or with the Market Leader Series. Ideal for students who need to learn the language of more specialised areas of business English, the book focuses on the reading skills and vocabulary development required for logistics management. Key Features. Authentic reading texts from the Financial Times and other sources. A glossary of specialised language. Two 'Check Tests' and answer keys included
Enables the business person to participate effectively in both formal and informal meetings -- with colleagues, clients and customers. Language skills such as arguing and disagreeing, expressing opinions, interrupting politely, are included as well as organizational skills such as building up an argument, summarizing and concluding and controlling a meeting.
Best Practice is a four-level business English course designed for both pre-work and in-work students. It uses realistic, international contexts to train learners in the English needed for both the professional and personal sides of modern business life
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This is part of a series of books, each with an accompanying cassette (available separately), which gives training in key business communication skills. Emphasis is placed on building awareness of language appropriateness and fluency in typical business interactions. The listening material includes both native and non-native spoken English.
