SSILC

	Business English + Internship
	English as a Second Language
	Medical English
	MELAB
	Power Speaking
	TESL - Teaching ESL
	Teaching English to Children
	Teaching & Learning in Childhood (TLC)

Enhance your Business English
Program with our Internship
Option.

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BUSINESS ENGLISH

Sprott-Shaw International Language College 's Business English program is designed to provide an overview of communications found in typical business transactions.

Description:	Using role-playing, lecture, projects, and group work, students will receive instruction in basic business planning, resume writing, job search, marketing, and TOEIC testing preparation, and a 2 week internship with a local business.
Requirements:	- Minimum 18 years of age - Basic computer skills - SSILC admissions test
Duration:	- 10 weeks lecture plus 2 weeks practicum - Full-time with TOEIC training certificate 9am to 4 pm Monday _through Friday . - Full-time with Power Speaking certificate 9am to 4 pm _Monday _through Friday - Part-Time Certificate Program Only 9am to noon Monday through _Friday.
Practicum:	Full Time and part-time students will be placed with a local business where they can observe Canadian business practices and contribute their knowledge and experience to the workplace. Practicum placement may be extended at the request of the student when registering. Students must demonstrate a comfortable working knowledge of English prior to placement in practicum. Work permit might be required.
Topics:	- Registering a Business in Canada - Tour City Hall - Legal Business Process - Naming and registering a business - Cross-cultural Communication - Differences between Cultures - Conducting Business between cultures. - Non-verbal Communication - Marketing and Public Relations - Writing an advertisement - Selling your product - Business Presentations and planning - Create a business plan outline - Research local business needs - Prepare a report and presentation - Present Business Plan to class - Business Correspondence: - Writing Letters, Memos, Reports - Abbreviations - Business Grammar - Phone Skills - Telephone Techniques - Cold Calling - Pronunciation - International Trade and Money Matters - International Shipping - Customs Regulations - International Banking - Sales and Negotiation - Dealing with complaints - Team Building - Creating Partnerships - Creating Goodwill - Applying for Jobs and promotions - Canadian Job Search - Resume Writing - Cover Letters - Job Interview

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