Business Partner B1 DACH Coursebook & Standard MEL & DACH Reader+ eBook Pack (el. knyga) (skaityta knyga) | knygos.lt

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Real life business content

¿          Authentic video content introduces unit topics, exposing students to real    English and the sorts of issues they may encounter in their careers.

¿          Financial Times articles provide reading practice to build on the topics discussed in the videos, further exposing students to authentic English.

¿          Students work on case studies that allow them to practise their business and communication skills in realistic professional contexts.

Building communicative and business skills

¿          The course builds two sets of skills - communication and practical business skills - which students practise together in the business workshop case studies.

¿          Practical skills training includes negotiating, presenting, building relationships and small talk.

¿          An innovative video-based training programme helps build the communication skills, including supporting teamwork, listening actively, collaborating, solving problems, and influencing.

Building language skills

¿          Students acquire functional language and practise all the skills, including writing, grammar and pronunciation.

¿          The task-based approach incorporates presentation and practice, with a lot of communicative pair and group tasks and projects.

¿          There are multiple opportunities for writing practice across all the lessons, with a full writing lesson in each unit.

Flexibility for teachers and learners

¿          The course allows teachers to pick and choose their lessons to suit their students. While units are linked by theme, each lesson stands alone and can be taught independently.

¿          Additional resources, such as the Reading Bank, Writing Bank and Functional Language Bank, provide extra support for students, while teachers can use a range of extra activities to extend and add variety to a class.

¿          Business Partner is a blended course where the coursebook works as a standalone component with signposts to a range of supplementary digital materials.