Learning goal
Speak English at work
Work English rarely looks like a textbook dialogue about ordering coffee, it's a meeting where you need to push back on a deadline, a negotiation where you need to hold your position, a conversation about workload that's starting to feel unmanageable. This path focuses on the language for describing work honestly and making your case in it.
What you'll be able to do
- Talk about workload and priorities without it sounding like a list of excuses.
- Make a case in a meeting or a negotiation, and hold your position under pushback.
- Use the precise phrase instead of a vague one when describing a work problem.
Materials for this goal
4 materials found
MaterialFamilyLevelDurationPrice
Why Everyone Wants to Be a Morning PersonSample dataListen UpB1_PLUS10 min12,00 złThe preposition mistake that makes a busy week sound like an excuseSample dataLanguage BoostsB2_PLUS · C120 min15,00 złAre we getting more productive, or just better at being busy?Big TalksB2 · C175 min29,00 złRedesign a colleague's week and defend every cut you makeSample dataSpeaking ChallengesB220 min15,00 złLooking for something else?
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