Vocational English Courses

Business English

At A Glance

• Level: CEFR B1 - B2 (Intermediate to Upper Intermediate)
• Minimum Lesson target: 60
• Lesson duration: Approx. 45 minutes
• Vocabulary target: 400 new words
• Key Content: Meetings and discussions, Negotiations and sales, Presentations and Q/A, Problems and complaints, Projects and plans, Small talk and networking, Telephoning and conference calls
• Demo Lesson: “Describing issues, discussing options, and taking action”

Improve My Business English offers:

• 60 content-rich lessons from B1 - B2 level presenting language in 30 of the most common business situations.
• Coverage of over 600 key expressions that are transferable across different industries and work settings.
• A wide range of exercise types including comprehension and practice activities that develop both micro and macro level skills in listening and pronunciation.
• Interactive roleplays that offer realistic conversation practice in everyday business situations.
• A useful Language Study cycle that summarises key phrases and explains how and when they should be used.
• Material that includes a variety of accents to help prepare learners for interactions with native and non-native speakers of English in the workplace.

English for Hospitality

At A Glance

• Level: CEFR A2 – B1
• Number of Lessons: 30 digital lessons
• Lesson Duration: Approx. 45 mins
• Key Content: - Checking in and out (procedures, services, directions); Phone calls – front office (reservations, enquiries, explaining facilities); Managing guests’ needs (dealing with complaints and special requests), Work life (duties and responsibilities, procedures and systems)
• Demo Lesson: “Talking about hotel amenities”

Improve My English for Hospitality offers:

• 30 lessons featuring typical situations that staff will encounter in a hospitality environment.
• Language that has been checked and validated by hospitality professionals.
• Detailed feedback on each activity, plus a full grammar reference to support learning and review.
• A functional syllabus aligned to the most common interactions in hotel and tourist office settings.
• Extensive use of listening material that features guests and visitors speaking in different accents.
• Record and playback activities for learners to practise communicating in a variety of different situations that are typical of hospitality work.
• Vocabulary building exercises to increase range and control of both common phrases and technical words related to hospitality and tourist information services

English for Nursing

At A Glance

• Level: CEFR B1 | IELTS 4 – 5
• Number of Lessons: 30 digital lessons (Focus on listening & speaking)
• Lesson Duration: Approx. 45 mins
• Key Content: - A topic-based syllabus which equips nurses and related healthcare professionals with the key vocabulary required to operate effectively in everyday healthcare contexts.
• Demo Lesson: “Investigating Chest Pain” 

Improve My English for Nursing offers:

• Lessons based on a typical situation that nurses will encounter when interacting with patients or colleagues.
• Industry-specific words and phrases that have been checked and validated by nurse educators.
• Extensive use of listening material that features a range of accents.
• Record and playback activities for learners to practise communicating with appropriate responses in a variety of typical nursing situations.
• End of lesson suggestions to review, personalise and explore the language further.

English for Cabin Crew

At A Glance

• Level: CEFR B1 – B2 | IELTS 4 – 6
• Number of Lessons: 34 digital lessons (Focus on listening & speaking, with 2 reading and 4 writing lessons)
• Lesson Duration: Approx. 45 mins
• Key Content: - A topic-based syllabus which equips cabin crew professionals with the key vocabulary required to operate effectively in everyday aviation contexts.
• Demo Lesson: “Pre-flight briefing”

Improve My English for Cabin Crew has a strong emphasis on functional skills and building the knowledge and use of flight-specific vocabulary. Learners can improve their oral skills through regular practice aimed at developing international intelligibility.

Exposure to a wide variety of English accents (both native and non-native) helps users develop confidence when dealing with colleagues from around the world, and record and playback activities provide valuable practice with appropriate language and responses in a variety of common flight scenarios.