B2 example lessons
An upper intermediate learner who can understand the main ideas of complex text, including technical discussions in their field. They can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity, making regular interaction with native speakers quite possible without strain for either party. They can produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain a viewpoint by giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.
Sales forecasting: using hedging language to make projections
Master the art of professional sales forecasting by learning to use cautious language and key business vocabulary to make realistic and nuanced projections.
Vendor selection: negotiating hypothetical deals
Master the art of business negotiation, learning to secure favourable deals and clarify terms with suppliers using advanced vocabulary and the second conditional.
Professional networking: making connections with polite language
Master the art of professional networking by learning polite language and conversation starters to make meaningful connections and advance your career.
Agile project management: giving status updates
Master the art of giving clear, concise status updates in Agile project meetings, using professional vocabulary and grammar to keep your team informed and projects on track.
Business reports: understanding and using the passive voice
Master the passive voice for objective business reports, learn to question findings politely, and gain key vocabulary like 'actionable insights' from an authentic article.
Digital privacy: protecting your online information
Learn to discuss online security and protect your data using advanced vocabulary and grammar, ensuring your digital life remains private and secure.
Quantum computing: discussing future technological threats
Explore the dual nature of quantum computing, learning to discuss future technological threats and raise concerns using sophisticated B2 English.
Persuasive presentations: using inversion for emphasis
Master advanced techniques for persuasive presentations, learning how to use inversion for emphasis and confidently handle audience questions.
Remote vs. office work: discussing policies and expressing nuanced opinions
Learn to confidently discuss the complexities of remote and office work, expressing nuanced opinions and proposing flexible arrangements.
AI and the future of work: discussing impact and adaptation
Explore how AI is transforming the workplace, learn to speculate about future changes, and discuss adapting to new technologies with confidence and nuance.
Business proposals: using the subjunctive for formal recommendations
Master the subjunctive mood to craft formal, persuasive business proposals and confidently navigate professional feedback discussions.
Formal reports: using nominalization for professional communication
Master <strong>nominalization</strong> and essential professional vocabulary to write formal reports that are objective, authoritative, and concise, enhancing your workplace communication skills.