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Business English Courses
Would you like to improve your business English, enhance your career and reach global opportunities?
We provide tailored Business English courses that are designed and delivered by experienced industry professionals. We specialise in Accounting, Legal, Tech and Life Sciences.
We work with businesses and individuals to provide a package that best suits your requirements, and can deliver online, in-house or through one of our unique cultural immersion residential courses.
Register now - New Courses for 2025
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Our Courses
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Online Business English Course - New for 2025
Would you like to improve your Business English at your own pace, from the comfort of your own home?
We tailor every individual online course to meet your learning needs or your organisation's requirements.
You can study online at your own pace with industry-specific modules (including Business English, accounting, legal, tech and Medical English) crafted around you.
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In-person Workshops - New for 2025
Would you like to improve your Business English skills?
Join our in-person workshops in locations such as London, Manchester and Liverpool!
Meet new people whilst improving your confidence in business English, our workshops offer industry-specific support, with flexible options for you to build a course that works for you.
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For Companies
Our company packages are fully tailored to your company’s needs. To help your team improve their Business English, communicate with clients internationally and create more global opportunities.
Our workshops and modules are designed by industry professionals in tech, legal, accounting and life sciences to help improve the English skills of your workforce. Our packages include One to One teaching, workshops and ongoing support.
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Intensive 1 - week Immersion Course
Would you like to learn to communicate effectively in English, whilst being introduced to a new city - creating memorable experiences and forming lifelong connections?
Our courses transport your learning to some of the UK’s most amazing locations! Trekking across mountains, zipwiring over caves, exploring the UK’s oldest buildings, all whilst enjoying local cuisine, you’ll be sure to be immersed in the language and culture.
Upcoming Courses
Why Us?
We are committed to working closely with you to help you realise your goals when it comes to learning English.
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Our courses are designed and delivered by teachers with a combination of industry and teaching experience - using insights from industry experts - so you’ll be sure to learn useful, applicable skills.
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Our courses simulate a real-life business setting to improve your confidence in a business English setting. We create an immersive, real-life environment - you’ll interact with native-English speakers, and face real-life scenarios such as phonecalls, meetings and presenting to a board.
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The setting and activities on our Cultural Immersion courses will immerse you in the culture, nature, and history. Alongside classroom learning, our cultural immersion courses include a busy programme of activities and opportunities to explore a new area.
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Improve your business English to unlock global opportunities.
Our blog offers the latest news and insights in to Business English.
We spoke with Terri Cave (Finance Director -Network Rail Property) to find out about her career journey, her time spent working in Hong Kong and her advice for finance professionals considering an international career.
One of the World’s oldest cities, London is home to a wealth of history and cultures. Let us introduce you to the city, read more about the city in our blog.
We spoke with Tauseef, a UAE Finance Leader. He emphasised Communication, Continuous Learning, and Global Experience for Career Success...
Unlock Global Opportunities: Navigating Your International Accounting Journey - read advice in our blog.
We spoke to James Mungeam, Head of finance business partnering. James' career has taken him across 3 continents - working in China, Europe and North America - along with a career in insurance in the City of London. Here, James shares with us the latest developments in insurance - from hurricane risks to Artificial Intelligence! - along with giving his insights in to the challenges and the opportunities that he has found in his career.
We worked with Dutch students at Malaga's Business Boot Camp, to better understand the challenges Malaga businesses face when learning English.
We spoke with Fatima in our Accounting English blog. Fatima is a prize-winning CIMA qualified accountant and experienced Finance professional. She is an advisor for CIMA and AAT Apprenticeship schemes, and a keen advocate for diversity & inclusion.
We held a Focus Group in central London, a stone’s throw away from the iconic Shard building, and hosted by an experienced marketing insights manager. We invited over twenty participants to come and help us shape our courses through productive, lively discussions and feedback.
South Summit brings together entrepreneurs, investors, corporates, and policymakers to showcase the latest developments in the world of entrepreneurship and technology. We were honoured to be a part of South Summit Madrid 2023, we interviewed a finalist in the Legal Tech competition to find out more about how AI is revolutionising the legal profession.
Mastering OET Medical English: Your Key to Success in International Healthcare. The Occupational English Test (OET) Medical English exam could be your gateway to international healthcare success. Read our overview of the exam.
A partner and patent attorney at one of Europe’s leading patent law firms, David holds a PhD in biochemistry, extensive experience in patent law, has had several publications and a recent recommendation in the ‘Legal 500’ - he uses his expertise to navigate complex cases involving multi-jurisdictional prosecution experience. David specialises in life sciences - acting for UK and overseas biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and food clients in all patent matters. This cross-country working means he often has to navigate different systems, laws and communication styles. Here, David shares with us his fascinating insights into the latest developments in patent law, the challenges, the opportunities, and his advice for companies looking to improve their legal English.
Science is a broad discipline. From medicine, to scientific research, to new inventions in science tech, it is thought that there are 8.8 million scientists worldwide. In our science blog, we speak to professionals across the field.
As a clinical scientist, guest lecturer and former Chemistry teacher in central London, Hannah has worked with both students and professionals in the science field. Today, we speak with Hannah to hear about her career in science (specialising in biochemistry), the importance of good communication and her advice for English learners.
“Good communication skills are essential in nursing” - read our interview with an experienced Registered Nurse
We spoke with Leo Or, a Hong Kong based director in a global financial services company. His career has taken him to 3 different continents - he shared with us how essential Business English skills have been in building his career.
We host a range of taster events in cities around the world, including Hong Kong, to offer an insight in to our courses.
The accounting profession is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from its traditional role of data processing to one of strategic influence and decision-making. This evolution was highlighted at the CIMA annual conference in Hong Kong...
Claims that ‘data is the new oil’, that Artificial Intelligence is going to revolutionise the way we live, and fears about cyber security - the tech world is never boring! In this blog, we keep you updated with the latest industry insights, and what this means for business English requirements.
Centrally located within easy reach of cities across Asia - a stone's throw from Hong Kong and just a short flight from Beijing, Tokyo, Singapore - Shenzhen has a real buzz about it. The city is a part of one of China's Special Economic Zones, with a population exceeding 13 million people (according to the World Population Review). It is widely regarded as the ‘Silicon Valley of China’ and around 40% of its GDP comes from the tech industry. It’s population has grown rapidly over the past few decades, and it is the young, well-educated who are helping this city become a magnet for tech investment and start-up companies. Here we discover more about this exciting city.
A university Lecturer of Law, Caroline qualified as a solicitor and practised law with a range of law firms before pursuing her passion for teaching. She has acted as a mentor for new lawyers, and in her previous role as President of the Sheffield Junior Lawyers Division, worked to support graduates entering the profession. Here, Caroline shares with us her insights in to the profession, the key challenges faced by lawyers and law students alike along with her advice.
We host a range of taster events in cities around the world, including Madrid, to offer an insight in to our courses. Register your interest via our website, or follow us on social media to be updated on events in your area.
We speak to English learners from around the world, including Adrian - a Madrid based Economist, to find out more about the challenges they face when learning English.
We host a range of taster events in cities around the world, including Malaga, to offer an insight in to our courses. A vibrant city with start-ups, a booming tech industry and of course future host to Expo 2026 - we are excited to work with both businesses and individuals across the Malaga and wider Andalusia region. Come along to one of our events or contact us to find out more about how we can support your business with English skills.
Daniel is a Madrid-based accountant, originally from Barcelona. He has been learning English for many years, and even spent a short time learning English in London. Here, he shares with us his English learning journey, along with his advice for English learners.
We spoke to the Managing Director of an Agriculture Company based in the south of Spain, to find out more about how English has helped to secure more international opportunities.
We held a business bootcamp in Malaga to better understand how we can support Malaga based businesses.
We worked with Dutch students at Malaga's Business Boot Camp, to better understand the challenges Malaga businesses face when learning English.
Matias is originally from Mendoza, Argentina. He has lived, worked and travelled internationally, including North Africa, Europe, Asia and South America. Here he shares with us his experiences of learning English in Argentina, along with the immersive experiences he has had since and the opportunities this has led to.
In December 2022 we held a Focus Group in central London, a stone’s throw away from the iconic Shard building, and hosted by an experienced marketing insights manager. Prior to the event, we distributed hundreds of forms for feedback on our courses.
“25 start-ups in English by the end of 2023” was the challenge set by one of the most active investors in Europe. Startup Wise Guys talked of the possibility of Malaga becoming ‘another Lisbon’ and a centre for international start-ups. The huge ambitions and potential for Malaga were outlined, however, in May of this year, the investor highlighted that the key challenge to this was the ability to speak Business-English. We explore this vibrant city in our blog.
We speak to Hong Kongers to understand more about the language challenges they face.
We look at the impact of AI on education.
Colin has taught in cities across Europe and the Middle East, working with students from a wide range of countries. Read his insights and learning tips.
The Indian economy continues to boom. According to the World Bank, its growth expanded at an estimated 6.9% as recently as 2022/23. It’s therefore no surprise that the nation’s cities play a huge part in its growth. Delhi, as its capital, is hugely important, so too is Mumbai as its financial hub, but in terms of tech, it is the city of Bangalore which is crucial. Here, we explore how Bangalore's companies work with a global market.
We share a selection of high quality, original British brands with you through our giftboxes. We’ve specially selected mouth-watering Snowdonia chutneys, fruity Kent preserves, decadent Yorkshire chocolate truffles, crumbly Edinburgh shortbread (Fortnum & Mason), fiery Wiltshire mustards, and even golden honey from King Charles’ Highgrove Estate.
We explore the 200-year history of afternoon tea.
We share a selection of high quality, original British brands with you through our giftboxes. We’ve specially selected mouth-watering Snowdonia chutneys, fruity Kent preserves, decadent Yorkshire chocolate truffles, crumbly Edinburgh shortbread (Fortnum & Mason), fiery Wiltshire mustards, and even golden honey from King Charles’ Highgrove Estate.
With a Masters’ in English Literature from the University of Edinburgh alongside a PGCE from the University of Oxford, Flora spent 10 years teaching English to students from diverse backgrounds. Read our blog for Flora's insights...
As the Official Residence of His Majesty the King, Buckingham Palace is arguably the most famous address in London. The building has been the British monarchy’s main estate since 1837, when its first inhabitant was Queen Victoria. It has attracted numerous high profile visitors, as well as millions of tourists, ever since.
The history of Canterbury Cathedral begins over 1400 years ago when St Augustine arrived at the Kent coast as a missionary from Rome. After being ordained by the Pope, St Augustine became the first Archbishop of Canterbury and had the Cathedral built within the Roman city walls, where it remains to this day.
Is this the most famous clock in the world? Big Ben (at the top of Elizabeth Tower) stands as part of the Houses of Parliament, overlooking the River Thames. It has done so for over 160 years, when it formed part of the rebuilding of Westminster following a devastating fire.
Home to Britain’s only natural thermae spa, the city of Bath offers a unique and indulgent experience from one of its iconic limestone rooftops.
We hear from Canterbury residents about their love for the history, the food and the culture.
From being a textile powerhouse to hosting some of the world’s best-known footballers, this vibrant city has an intriguing history and culture which you will enjoy exploring. In our blog, we explore the city's history, and speak to Manchester residents to find out what they love about the city.
The Palace of Westminster is an instantly recognisable building which sits next to the River Thames in central London. More frequently known as the ‘Houses of Parliament’, the building is the home of both the House of Commons and the House of Laws - the two main components of UK Parliament.
“The ability to communicate with your key stakeholders is the most important skill that a finance professional can possess” - Matt Green (Financial Controller) shares with us his advice for financial professionals.
This imposing fortress which greets people upon entry to Conwy has played a prominent role in Welsh history since it was built, almost 800 years ago.
Humans are believed to have inhabited Britain for 800,000 years. With so much history to account for, it is not surprising that the nation boasts around 2,500 museums. The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, in Oxford, is an example of just one of these. What makes it remarkable, however, is that having been established in 1683, it is Britain’s first ever public museum.
Arguably the greatest writer in the English language, Shakespeare’s plays include Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet and The Tempest. Shakespeare is considered to have significantly contributed towards the spread of the English language across the globe, becoming the lingua franca.
Louise has followed a fascinatingly diverse career path - her work has taken her from the UK to South East Asia and from engineering sites to business improvement - her career is one which really demonstrates the breadth of opportunities available to engineering graduates. Here, she shares with us some key insights she has picked up along the way…
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The Tate is home to the UK’s collections of British, international modern, and contemporary art.
In 2015, Liverpool - already having been declared as a City of Pop - was awarded the prestigious title of a UNESCO City of Music, of which there are just forty two in the entire world! For fans of The Beatles - argued to be one of the most influential bands of all time, this may not come as a huge surprise, but as many Liverpudlians (people from Liverpool) would be proud to attest, The Beatles are just one of many musical talents to have emerged from the area over the years.
The Tower of London is Britain’s most famous fortress, and it has a very long and interesting history that makes it one of the nation’s most popular tourist attractions today.
The landscape of Snowdonia in North-West Wales is said to be one of the most beautiful in the world. With sea views, rolling hills, mountains and stunning lakes, it is no wonder that millions of tourists visit the area every year, including photographers and artists.
For over 1,000 years, Westminster Abbey has hosted some of the most iconic and significant events in British history, from coronations and Royal weddings, to state funerals.
Locally farmed, Whitstable’s oysters are known for their high quality, and are usually served in their shells with a dash of vinegar and horseradish. Whilst oysters may be an acquired taste, to sample one represents a true Whitstable experience, and one of the most fitting places to do this is at the Whitstable Oyster Company restaurant.
Standing at 1,085 metres (3,560 feet) Snowdon is the tallest mountain in England and Wales. Known in Wales as ‘Yr Wyddfa’, it is situated in Snowdonia National Park, and was formed around 450 million years ago, in what’s known as the Ordovician period, from a combination of volcanic eruptions and glaciation.
It is one of the most iconic features of the London landscape, but at almost 350km long, the River Thames almost crosses the width of England!
