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Course Teach business English
Look inside our best Online Business English Teaching Course curriculum
PART 1: Basic Principles in Conducting Business English Classes.
- UNIT 1 — An introduction and overview of English for Specific Purposes
- UNIT 2 — Methods and approaches to teaching Business English.
- UNIT 3 — The four language acquisition skills and how they are applied to teaching Business English.
- UNIT 4 — Case studies in which you will have to analyze materials that have already been developed.
- UNIT 5 — Evaluation and how to evaluate the progress of your students and the course.
PART 2: 50-HOUR IN-CLASS TEACHING PRACTICUM
- UNIT 6 — An introduction and an overview on how to develop business materials.
- UNIT 7 — Adapting business materials.
- UNIT 8 — Developing business materials.
- UNIT 9 — Developing business courses.
PART 3: BONUS SECTION: SOFT SKILLS FOR BUSINESS ENGLISH (THERE ARE NO ASSIGNMENTS IN THIS SECTION)
- UNIT 10 — Information on working successfully with business people as students; the importance of incorporating soft skills.
- UNIT 11 — Idioms.
- UNIT 12 — Business jargon.
Teach business English
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Course Teach business English
FAQs
You must be at least 18 years old and proficient in English.
Yes, you can. Students who are not native English speakers must demonstrate proficiency in English at the C1 level of English or higher.
It’s beneficial to have it; however, it’s not a requirement. The course teaches you from the beginning.
No, they won’t. There are laws in place that require 120-Hour TEFL/TESOL as the minimum education to obtain a work visa. Without a work visa, you will receive no benefits and have to work under the table. Benefits are free airfare, housing support, health insurance, vacation, and bonus pay.
The skills you acquire are unique to working with adult professionals. Once you are out in the field, it would take any method director many hours of training you to independently teach Business English to adults. Having this specialization will give you an edge over the competition applying at the same school. We are thinking about schools in Europe, North and South America, the Middle East, and, of course, Asia.
English is the language of international business. The opportunities in foreign corporations are sheer endless. Even if they wouldn’t trade with U.S. companies, the language is still English in the international arena.
By all means. Schools that specialize in Business English will be happy to employ you whether it’s in a business area or academic test preparation. Our career support will provide you with information where you can teach after graduation from the program.
