Business English Writing (Professional Language for Letters)

Business English Writing (Professional Language for Letters), available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.37, with 108 lectures, based on 558 reviews, and has 2311 subscribers.

You will learn about 100+ Downloadable Business Letter Templates in the English Language Business English Letter Writing Formal and Professional Business English Language This course is ideal for individuals who are People who need to use formal English when sending emails or letters. or Businesspeople who want to communicate in English. or People applying for new positions, promotions, or an increase in salary. or Employers who need to communicate professionally and effectively with employees and colleagues in English. It is particularly useful for People who need to use formal English when sending emails or letters. or Businesspeople who want to communicate in English. or People applying for new positions, promotions, or an increase in salary. or Employers who need to communicate professionally and effectively with employees and colleagues in English.

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Summary

Title: Business English Writing (Professional Language for Letters)

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.37

Number of Lectures: 108

Number of Published Lectures: 108

Number of Curriculum Items: 108

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

100+ Downloadable Business Letter Templates in the English Language
Business English Letter Writing
Formal and Professional Business English Language

Who Should Attend

People who need to use formal English when sending emails or letters.
Businesspeople who want to communicate in English.
People applying for new positions, promotions, or an increase in salary.
Employers who need to communicate professionally and effectively with employees and colleagues in English.

Target Audiences

People who need to use formal English when sending emails or letters.
Businesspeople who want to communicate in English.
People applying for new positions, promotions, or an increase in salary.
Employers who need to communicate professionally and effectively with employees and colleagues in English.

Business English Writing (Professional Language for Letters) is a Business English course that gives you more than 100 business letter templates in the English language so that you can communicate professionally and effectively in all of your business writing.

If you do any business in the English language, you need to write letters that are clear, professional, use good business etiquette, and use the correct formatting rules. If you use poor English grammar, English spelling, English punctuation, or you structure your letter in a clumsy way, you could lose a lot of business opportunities and a lot of money.

Business English Writing (Professional Language for Letters) does the work for you in the business letter templates, but it still educates you about each of the letters and the English language that is used so that you are able to apply the English language if you need to do so in another business letter.

These letters work whether you are sending emails or postal letters. There are letters for many purposes, including:

Cover letters
Rejections
Approvals
Letters of Intent
Business to Business Correspondence
Scheduling Appointments
Letters to Clients
Employee Requests
Complaints
Gratitude
Notices
Warnings
Termination
Resignations
References
Recommendations
… and MUCH MORE!

I’ve worked as a manager of an English language school for many years, and now I have my own business. I’ve written and read a lot of business letters and emails. I’ve thrown away the bad ones, and I’ve kept the best.

Now, they’re yours.

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Praise for Business English Writing (Professional Language for Letters)

“Your writing skill really tells how well you master a language. Please pay careful attention to your writing. I have seen persons with a non-English background, even with a Ph.D. write terrible English . My native language is Swedish and if I can detect English mistakes and feel embarrassed I wonder how a native English speaker feels. This course gives you templates which will make it a lot easier. I wish I had had this information available some 45 years ago when I was looking for a job. There was no internet then. I highly recommend this course.”
~ Rolf Backström

“I liked the course! It was very useful! Gabriel is the best teacher.”
~ Giovanna Bellù

“I get to know a lot of good things and a decent & professional way to write letters.”
~ Ishan Nath Pandey

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If you communicate in the English language, Business English Writing (Professional Language for Letters) could be the best investment in your business for many years.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Postal Letter Template & How to Use These Templates

Lecture 3: Keep Learning and Keep Going!

Lecture 4: Recommended YouTube Lessons

Chapter 2: Cover Letters, Hiring, and New Employees

Lecture 1: Voluntary Work Cover Letter

Lecture 2: Voluntary Work Request Rejection – No Positions

Lecture 3: Voluntary Work Request Rejection – Lack of Qualifications

Lecture 4: Voluntary Work Approval

Lecture 5: Best 2020 Business English YouTube Lessons

Lecture 6: Internship Cover Letter

Lecture 7: Internship Request Rejection – No Positions

Lecture 8: Internship Request Rejection – Lack of Qualifications

Lecture 9: Internship Approval

Lecture 10: Employment Cover Letter

Lecture 11: Employment Application Rejection – No Positions

Lecture 12: Employment Application Rejection – Lack of Qualifications

Lecture 13: Request For More Information

Lecture 14: Schedule for Interview

Lecture 15: Acceptance of Interview

Lecture 16: Rescheduling an Interview

Lecture 17: Rejection Following Interview

Lecture 18: Thank You for Job Interview

Lecture 19: Request for Feedback After Rejection

Lecture 20: Job Offer Letter

Lecture 21: Letter of Intent

Lecture 22: New Employee Welcome Letter

Chapter 3: Business to Business Correspondence

Lecture 1: Offer to Schedule Meeting

Lecture 2: Letter of Intent to do Business

Chapter 4: Letters to Clients

Lecture 1: Scheduling an Appointment

Lecture 2: Confirmation of Appointment (Pre-Appointment)

Lecture 3: Rescheduling an Appointment

Lecture 4: Confirmation of Appointment (Post-Appointment)

Lecture 5: Confirmation of Conversation

Lecture 6: Order Acknowledgement

Lecture 7: Notice of Payment Due

Lecture 8: Acknowledgement of Payment

Lecture 9: Acknowledgement of Receipt

Lecture 10: Attaching Documents

Lecture 11: Acknowledgement of Receiving Documents

Lecture 12: Thank You For Choosing Us

Lecture 13: Cancellation of Business Relationship

Lecture 14: Happy Holidays

Chapter 5: Requests Within Company

Lecture 1: Internal Transfer Request

Lecture 2: Refusal of Internal Transfer Request – No Positions

Lecture 3: Refusal of Internal Transfer Request – Lack of Qualifications

Lecture 4: Approval of Internal Transfer Request

Lecture 5: Request for Promotion

Lecture 6: Refusal of Request for Promotion

Lecture 7: Letter of Promotion Offer

Lecture 8: Request for Raise

Lecture 9: Refusal of Request for Raise

Lecture 10: Letter of Notice of Raise

Lecture 11: Holiday Request

Lecture 12: Refusal of Holiday Request

Lecture 13: Approval of Holiday Request

Chapter 6: Gratitude & Complaints

Lecture 1: Thank You For Your Excellent Work

Lecture 2: Thank You For Your Gift

Lecture 3: Complaint: Negative Work Environment

Lecture 4: Complaint: Hostile Work Environment

Lecture 5: Complaint Against Colleague

Lecture 6: Complaint: Salary Delay

Chapter 7: Notices to Employees & Messages to Colleagues

Lecture 1: Notice of Holidays

Lecture 2: Notice of Position Opening

Lecture 3: Notice of New Employee

Lecture 4: Notice of an Employee Promotion

Lecture 5: Notice of an Employee's Termination

Lecture 6: Notice an Employee's Resignation

Lecture 7: Notice of Anticipated Inconvenience

Lecture 8: Meeting Notice

Lecture 9: Employee Appraisal Notice

Lecture 10: Acknowledgement of Meeting

Lecture 11: Attaching Documents

Lecture 12: Acknowledgement of Received Documents

Lecture 13: Staff Training Notice

Lecture 14: Team Building Notice

Lecture 15: Staff Party Notice

Chapter 8: Warnings & Termination

Lecture 1: First Written Warning

Lecture 2: Warning for Lateness

Lecture 3: Final Written Warning

Lecture 4: Termination During Probation

Lecture 5: Notice of Potential Layoff

Lecture 6: Notice of Layoff

Lecture 7: Notice of Demotion

Lecture 8: Reminder of Confidentiality Agreement

Lecture 9: Notice of Revocation of Authority

Lecture 10: Termination with Immediate Effect

Lecture 11: Notice of Termination

Lecture 12: Notice of Non-Renewal of Contract

Lecture 13: Acknowledgement of Warning

Lecture 14: Acknowledgement of Termination

Chapter 9: Resignation

Lecture 1: Resignation Due to Career Change

Instructors

Gabriel Wallace
Creator of 'Learning English Path' / Identity Coach

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 7 votes
2 stars: 11 votes
3 stars: 94 votes
4 stars: 179 votes
5 stars: 267 votes

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