Each and every business document (report, proposal and formal letter etc) require specific language and skills. For example, reports should be well organised, with the information listed in a logical manner. There is no set layout for a report – this will depend on a) the type of report and b) the company style. Reports typically have a title, executive summary, introduction, findings, conclusions and recommendations. Some documents require salutations or greetings and/or official endings such as ‘Yours sincerely’ if you know the person you are writing to or ‘Yours faithfully’ if you don’t.
Business English (Angielski w biznesie) means different things to different people. For some, it focuses on vocabulary and topics used in the worlds of business, trade, finance, and international relations. For others, it refers to the communication skills used in the workplace and focuses on the language and skills needed for typical business communication such as presentations, negotiations, meetings, small talk, socializing, correspondence, report writing, and a systematic approach. In both of these cases it can be taught to native speakers of English, for example, high school students preparing to enter the job market.
Most Businesses now expect employees to be fully conversant with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word and Powerpoint etc). The ability to edit documents and create standardised templates is essential. It is therefore very important to show employers you can communicate in English effectively in everyday business situations – so learning Business English helps you get a better job and opens the doors to a multinational career.
The most important topic is creating contracts. Generally, you will want to keep two things in mind when entering or writing a business contract – 1) Does the agreement address all of the possible situations which may arise? It’s also good to have contingency plans. 2) Do the provisions leave too much room for ambiguity? Contract disputes often arise over unclear terms or provisions.
One issue often not considered is Mediation or Arbitration. In the event of a dispute, it could prove fruitful to include a provision that requires the parties enter either mediation or arbitration or both. Mediation is a voluntary process where both parties try to work out their issues directly. This can be with the help of a neutral mediator. Any settlement must be approved by both parties. Arbitration involves an arbitrator who hears both sides of the argument and makes a decision that both parties must abide by. It’s similar to a trial in court, but the arbitration process is much quicker and cheaper.
Polskie – Kursy Angielski w Biznesie. Angielskiego biznesowego. Szkolenie firmowe. Business English powinien być kursem dla osób związanych ze środowiskiem biznesowym, którzy posługują się językiem angielskim na co dzień w sytuacjach zawodowych. Nie wystarczy stworzyć kurs w oparciu o podręczniki Business English, których swoją drogą na rynku publikacji językowych jest naprawdę sporo. Taki kurs to zdecydowanie za mało. Business English powinien być kursem dla osób związanych ze środowiskiem biznesowym, którzy posługują się językiem angielskim na co dzień w sytuacjach zawodowych. Osobom zainteresowanym nauką języka angielskiego specjalistycznego pozostawiamy do rozważenie:- Kurs języka angielskiego biznesowego w celu zbudowania fundamentów, nabycia i rozwijania umiejętności potrzebnych w codziennej pracy.
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