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Speak and write clear, confident, executive-ready Business English across workplace emails, global team meetings, persuasive presentations, negotiations, and interviews.
Created by Crestily Academy · Lead Faculty: Claire Beaumontc/practical-english (0 members)
Last updated August 2026EnglishAll levels
7 sections · 25 lectures · 4h 21m total length
Stop second-guessing every email and hesitating in meetings—and master the clear, diplomatic, confident Business English used by high-performing global professionals.
Even professionals with strong grammar often feel stuck at work: spending 25 minutes rewriting a simple 4-line email, missing the chance to speak up in fast-paced video meetings, sounding accidentally blunt when pushing back on an unrealistic deadline, or freezing during tough Q&A questions. Practical English for Work and Communication: Emails, Meetings & Presentations is a structured, 7-module program designed for both international professionals and native speakers who want to communicate with executive clarity, warmth, and authority.
Modern global companies don't reward old-fashioned, stiff textbook phrases like "Please be advised that hereto..."—they reward concise, action-oriented communication that saves time and builds trust. When you master register calibration, the BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front) writing system, meeting facilitation phrases, data signposting, and diplomatic hedging, every colleague, manager, and client experiences you as a senior leader.
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Practice clear business emails, executive meeting phrases, interview answers, and cross-cultural presentation scripts with fellow professionals.
Executive Communication & Business English Coach
4.9 instructor rating510 track learners25 lectures · 4h 21m curriculum
Claire Beaumont coaches international engineers, product managers, and executives at global technology firms. Her curriculum replaces textbook grammar drills with ready-to-use professional frameworks for high-stakes emails, stakeholder meetings, salary negotiations, and clear cross-cultural communication.