About the class

Pull it out whenever you need it

Contextual Business English Patterns for Business Managers: Work Progress Edition

Like these guys, if you want to talk about work situations with colleagues at the company?

Let's imagine what the image above would look like?

• A situation where you ask a team member for work help?

• A situation where team members are instructed to work?

• A situation where you coordinate schedules with team members?

Classmate, if you're an employee, you often encounter situations like this at work, right? Can you freely share what you want to say in English in any of the above example situations? Many of your classmates are probably overwhelmed just thinking about it. In particular, conversations at work are very different from the style of conversations you can comfortably share with friends in everyday life, so I think you'll feel even more of a barrier to business English.

However, those of you who have met this class now have an opportunity to freely say whatever you want to say in English at work, so don't worry! You will be able to learn core business English patterns for each topic and use these patterns to connect frequently experienced situations in your work life with free business English conversation skills.

In particular, this class focuses on learning expressions that are essential when working with colleagues in a company. We have selected and structured key expressions necessary for “office work progress” for office workers, such as how to direct work with business manners, how to ask for work-related help, how to accept or decline work, and how to check or report on work progress.

Don't worry, we've made the classes as simple and complete as possible for all of your classmates who are tired of company work alone! You can learn fast and effective business English conversation through 4 steps of learning in an easy to use amount of around 10 minutes for each lesson, and we even provide learning materials that are easy to read on mobile. So, now let's be reborn as a workaholic who says what they want to say at work?

Course effects

• Learn practical English expressions for “office work progress”

• Improve work skills by cultivating free English communication skills

• Become a coveted talent through appropriate business English conversation anytime, anywhere

Recommended target

• People who need English communication in the workplace

• Those who wish to work overseas or in foreign companies

• Those who have basic English skills but are unfamiliar with business English conversation expressions

• Those who want to achieve maximum results through systematic pattern learning in a minimum amount of time

Notes before taking the course

• When you take a course, you can download learning materials that you can study together.

• Along with this class, we recommend taking the various classes in the “Work-Out and Eating English Pattern” series.

Eating out of work English pattern: Meeting Skills

The English pattern for eating at work: Expression of intention

Eating out of work English pattern: Work progress

What to eat at work English pattern: Telephone skills

What makes this class special

Creating maximum effect with minimum input

The English Language Pattern for the Job: Work Progress Edition

The curriculum for this class is designed so that busy K-workers and classmates can select and use only the necessary expressions. Furthermore, the course was designed so that maximum results can be obtained in the shortest possible time through the 4-step learning method, which is unique to this class. Start by learning the expressions that are essential to you, and then learn all the expressions in advance to make use of your free English conversation skills in various situations!

Step 1. pattern

• Learn about key business English patterns for different work situations

Step 2. Shadowing

• Read along with the example sentences and put them in your mouth through repeated exercises

Step 3. Dialogue

• Apply expressions learned through applied conversation to situations

Step 4. Practice

• Repeat what you've learned through fill-in the blanks exercises