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| | Full-time: BUSINESS ENGLISH (12 weeks) | | |
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| School | University of Toronto - English Language Program | | |
| Location | Toronto, ON, Canada | | |
| School Type | Language School | | |
| School Size | Full-time: 2,000
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| Degree | Not Applicable | | |
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| Co-op | | | |
| Length | 12 Week(s) | | |
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| Prerequisites Notes | Prerequisite: Academic English Level 60 or Comprehensive English at the High Intermediate or Advanced level or the equivalent. Students whose placement test results do not meet the prerequisite will be transferred to Comprehensive English with a Business English focus. | | |
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| Description | For non-native speakers of English.
This is a non-credit language course for aspiring professionals with limited, or no, work experience. The course is designed to help improve your ability to communicate effectively with business people and professionals in English.
Your learning will focus on oral forms of communication, vocabulary and idioms, and the standards of behavior of North American business. You will explore some of the important cultural differences that need to be bridged in order to participate successfully in today's global economy. Occasional guest speakers will contribute their specific expertise and provide a listening challenge.
This course integrates:
•listening
•talking
•reading
•some writing
You will practice a variety of skills and strategies aimed at improving your fluency, accuracy, and ability to choose the appropriate tone and formality level for the situation.
Specific business topics* may include:
•marketing
•finance
•investing in the stock market
•economics
•entrepreneurship
•management
•corporate ethics
•organizational structure.
Assignments are an important part of the course. They may include: tape-recording yourself; reading articles; writing summaries; interviewing people; researching topics of interest, etc. You will also have several group assignments that will require you to meet with classmates outside of class; their purpose is to help you practice some of the critical skills you need to work successfully as a member of a team.
Note: This is a language course. The purpose is to help you develop language skills for business, not to teach you business. The focus is language skills in a business context.
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*We make every attempt to provide accurate information on prerequisites, programs, and tuition. However, this information is subject to change without notice and we highly recommend that you contact the school to confirm important information before applying.