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Teaching written business english!

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I need to find a means of providing training (either via a CD / online training or possibly coaching sessions) to people who need to improve their English 'business writing' skills. How to write in clear english; how to write succinctly. I need to provide this training in UK, US and China and it may be that different means of addressing this need are used in each country. I am looking for ideas / comments / other trainer's experience and advice in providing this type of training to graduates and those who do not speak english as their first language
Emma Newman

3 Responses

  1. TEFL
    Hi Emma, I suggest that you contact Gerard Bannon of Canning. They are a specialist training firm in the area you mention and have done a number of world-wide programmes over the last 22 years. You can get Gerard on 07712 180730 and their website is http://www.canning.com/. Please feel free to mention my name to Gerard if you call him. Regards, Gary

  2. teaching written business English
    Capita Learning and Development is about to publish a CD-rom called ‘Write Now!’ which may be of interest to you. It covers both the core skills of business writing and how to tackle specific types of business document. It is also supported with a generous reference section on grammar, punctuation, common errors and frequently asked questions. Contact Henrietta Walker at Capita on 0870 400 1000 for more details.

    Regards

    Alan Barker

  3. Teaching writing skills
    I have taught several courses to both native and non-native speakers, and I believe that there is nothing to beat individual face-to-face interaction. Once you have your core course elements in place (and I’m sure either of the ones recommended will provide those brilliantly), the students need relevant, individualised tasks, and frequent, discussion-based feedback. And they need time. As long as the feedback is clear and consistent the results of this kind of training can be phenomenal! Good luck.

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