This is a general English textbook that teaches all four main language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing.
It has 15 units covering major business topics. Each unit has five parts:
- vocabulary, collocations and reading;
- business communication speaking & listening skills;
- daily communication skills;
- grammar review; and
- a real-world business case study.
You will learn how to describe your job in detail, talk about your company structure, compare goods and services, interrupt politely, ask follow-up questions, evaluate performance and much more.
This book is recommended for these levels:
| TOEIC | TOEFL IBT | IELTS | GBC |
|---|---|---|---|
| 250 - 400 | 20 - 40 | 2.0 - 3.5 | 1.3 - 1.6 |
Time to complete
Fast
50 hours / 100 classes
Relaxed
75 hours / 150 classes
Attached are the following resources to help you teach this book:
- Teacher book to assist you in your lessons. You can choose to teach from this or a combination of the Student book and answer keys.
- Student book for your reference and to assist you in teaching classes. Please do not share it with students.
- Student book answer key. We recommend you have both the student text and answer key open when teaching a class.
- Audio scripts in a separate file. It's helpful to have this file open as well when teaching a lesson with listening exercises.
- Grammar Key covering the key points in the "Language at Work" section of each unit.
- Practice file answer key, also found at the back of the Teacher book.
- Glossary of Vocabulary. This is a great reference for simple explanations of words your student might not know.
- Student book sample pages to use until the textbook arrives. Students can use the link: "Look inside", on the course page, to get this themselves.
Note
- When referencing page numbers, use text page numbers please.
- Scripts for the listening exercises are at the back of the student book.
- Please draw your student's attention to the Practice file at the back of the Student book, and encourage them to do these tasks for homework. Ask if they have questions or anything for you to check each lesson.