Sectors
The English behind
your working day.
These examples show how a business case can focus on a particular role. We agree on the language, priorities, and scope around your company’s needs.
Financial English for finance teams
Practice explaining financial reports, asking precise questions about figures, and discussing budgets with international colleagues or clients. Focus on the language that connects the numbers to a clear explanation.
Example for practice
An international colleague asks you to explain a forecast. Clarify an assumption and separate a confirmed figure from an estimate.
“Which assumption is this forecast based on?”Legal English for law firms and legal teams
Practice explaining contract wording, clarifying obligations, and discussing legal or compliance concerns in English with international clients and colleagues. Work on precise language that your counterpart can follow.
Example for practice
A client reads a clause differently. Explain the wording and check which obligation needs clarification before the conversation moves on.
“Which obligation would you like us to clarify?”English for hospitality and international guests
Practice welcoming international guests, explaining service options, and responding to questions or complaints. Include cultural expectations where they affect tone, courtesy, and understanding.
Example for practice
A guest makes a request that cannot be met exactly. Acknowledge the need, explain the available options, and check what would help.
“Let me explain the options we can offer.”English for export and international trade
Practice discussing deliveries, orders, and commercial conditions with overseas customers and partners. Learn to clarify a commitment, explain a change, and agree on the next update.
Example for practice
A shipment is delayed and the new arrival date is not confirmed. Explain what you know and agree on when you will update the customer.
“We can confirm dispatch today. The arrival date is still being checked.”Business English coaching for executives
Prepare to present a recommendation, respond to challenging questions, and lead a discussion in English. Individual coaching concentrates on the conversations and decisions that belong to your role.
Example for practice
An international partner challenges your proposed schedule. Explain the priority, clarify the constraint, and discuss the available alternatives.
“Before we change the schedule, let’s agree on the priority.”Illustrative training situations. Participants bring the technical knowledge of their roles; the training focuses on communication in English.