Showing posts with label Business English. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business English. Show all posts

14.7.08

eBook Business Builder Intermediate

Business Builder Intermediate | Moduls 1-9 | Paul Emmerson | Macmillan | 3x PDF in 1 RAR | 265 page | 8 MB

Business Builder INTERMEDIATE
A series of three photocopiable Business English Teacher’s Resource Books, at intermediate level. They provide a flexible approach to teaching and include excellent material for in-company classes, summer schools or supplementary use.

Each book is divided into three modules:
1, 2, 3: Social English, Telephoning, Job Interviews
4, 5, 6: Discussions and meetings, Business correspondence, Report writing
7, 8, 9: Presentations, Company product and Customer relations, Negotiations

Each book contains a needs analysis which can be given to each new student to assess their needs.
A wide variety of communicative activities makes this series ideal for one-to-one or group teaching. Full teacher’s notes are provided with each lesson.

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11.3.08

Book For Business English (Penguin Quick Guide)

Business English (Penguin Quick Guide)
Longman (October 24, 2000) | 0582468965 | 12 MB | RS | PDF | 160 pages

Contains over 300 of the most important verbs used in business to help you with the following: arranging meetings; marketing and promotion; buying and selling; entertaining business contacts, and much more.

About the Author

David Evans is a writer, broadcaster and trainer who specialises in English language teaching. He is the author of seventeen ELT books, including Longman̢۪s successful Powerhouse and Powerbase courses, and he has given lectures and workshops in over thirty countries around the world from Argentina to Uzbekistan.

David took a degree in English at Cambridge University, and then worked as an English language teacher in London and Paris. In 1991 he joined the BBC World Service as a radio producer, where he was trained in radio journalism, drama production and editing. Over the next ten years, he made hundreds of educational programmes on subjects from business to pop music to poetry. During the mid to late 1990s he spent a lot of time in the countries of the former Soviet Union, where he set up and ran joint broadcasting ventures in several countries.

David still broadcasts regularly for the BBC, but he now concentrates mainly on writing educational and business books, as well as doing some teacher training.
He is married with a young daughter and lives in north London

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