Séour linguistique à Houston, cours d anglais à Houston au Texas, stage linguistique, immersion linguistique, ecole de langues à Houston

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The Business English Program helps business professionals to communicate confidently, accurately and effectively in English-speaking business situations. The Business English program covers the following skills: giving presentations, participating in meetings, negotiating agreements, explaining and defining positions, and using business vocabulary and idiomatic expressions in work-related conversation. Students also practice important writing skills such as reporting and summarizing.

The program consists of three unique one-session modules of instructions, with four weeks of instruction per module. Students may register for one, two or all three modules. A High Intermediate minimum proficiency is required.

The students will take 20 general English hours during each week, and 10 specialized hours, focused on Business English. Students in the Business English course will have the opportunity to explore a variety of business topics and case studies in depth and improve their presentation skills, vocabulary and writing. More details and sample class schedules appear below.

We will guarantee specialized courses in Business English that begin each regular session at select

Sample Class Schedule (1 of the 3 possible modules)

8:30-9:20	Structure & Speaking Practice
9:30-10:20	Structure & Speaking Practice
10:30-11:20	Language Technology Center
11:30-12:20	Reading & Writing
12:20-1:30	Lunch
1:30-2:30	Business English
2:40-3:45	Business English

Business English Program Features

· The Business English curriculum includes 30 lessons per week of classroom instruction and practice in all key language skills: speaking, listening, pronunciation, vocabulary, reading & writing.

· Business English instructors work with students to build their business skills through practice in a controlled setting using interactive instructional tools such as role-plays and simulations.

· Students progress through up to three program modules. In each module, students will research, prepare and give an oral presentation, lead and actively participate in simulated meetings, defend a position taken or an argument presented, and read and discuss case studies, business news and other authentic business literature.

· Course discussions are based on up-to-the minute business news in subject areas including globalization, outsourcing, the Internet, branding, and living and working internationally. Students learn and have the opportunity to use new vocabulary, terminology, phrases and technical jargon.

· Individual competencies and objectives are addressed through technology-supported learning in the Technology Centers.