Social English is an 18-hour course designed for pre-intermediate or intermediate speakers of English who want to learn how to establish profitable and long lasting relationships with their peers or customers.

1. IS BUSINESS ENGLISH TOO

2. Be Polite
So, you speak English fairly well, using the right grammar and vocabulary. You may even have a clear
pronunciation that most people understand. But for some reason, you don’t seem to get the results
you want when you want to do business in English.
Maybe what happens is that people think that you are being too direct or informal when you speak to
them. All cultures and languages have specific codes of politeness and English is not the exception.
Always have in mind that what might work in Spanish may not work in English as well.
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3. Be Friendly
People are the lifeblood of a business, so building a strong rapport with partners or customers is
imperative to the success of almost any company. A solid and friendly relationship with your key
partners or customer base will help ensure that your business continues to flourish. That’s why most
modern successful companies are being built around outstanding, personal relationship. Developing
strong relationships can take time and dedication, so employing the right strategies is critical.
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4. English is spoken by the vast majority of the business world and a business fluency level is necessary
for the mutual understanding. When presenting an idea or proposal, not always does the most
rational presentation win, but the most fluent. Why? The better you speak the language, the better
you can sell or negotiate.
At an individual level, fluency allows you to communicate a more efficient professional image. You
won’t need to rely on the support of an interpreter.Also, you will be able to take those business trips
or overseas training opportunities confidently, knowing that you will make the most of that
experience.
Be Fluent
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Contents
• Introductions
• Greetings
• Small talk
• Personal comments
• Requests/offerings
• Agreeing/disagreeing/refusing
• Company tour
• Food and restaurant language
• Country and city
• Current affairs
• Global and local economy
• Hotel
An 18-hour course made by
Truenglish for
pre-intermediate,
intermediate speakers of
English who are looking for
successful business
relationships.

6. raulhrobles@gmail.com
Claro 991676979