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What will I learn from this the lesson learn about the keywords that are
used in business?
During this English lesson you learn about the keywords that are used in business. The word is followed by the meaning then an example
What will I learn from the list on 502 Positive Action Verbs?
This lesson is a list of all the positive verbs that can be used when writing a CV or letter for a job application.
By using positive action verbs your CV and letter will look and sound more impressive then the rest.
When you apply for a job give a brief description of the job you are applying for or the sort of jobs you are going to be applying for.
Experience
In this part list all the experience that you have since leaving school to present. I if you have just left school list part time jobs or any experience
that is relevant to the job you are applying for
Education
List your schools, colleges and universities that you have attended.
Interest
If you have any interest or hobbies list them. Don't list things such as going out with friends or going to parties. Going to the gym, cycling
running ext. Show that you are keen on keeping fit.
Sample Resume / CV
Steven Gerard
Seeking an International School position in English where my extensive teaching experience can be used to the
Objective
full
English Teacher
Teaching assistant
Helped prepare lessons plans with the teacher.
Helped students prepare for the end of year exams.
Example of a CV
The example also shows selected experience and awards, both these are optional and can be added if you feel they will help you with the job you
are applying for.
Please be aware CV and resumes can be very different, but try to keep to one page and don't add anything that doesn't need to be added.
CV's with many pages can be over looked try and keep your CV - resume to one page two if needed
What will I learn from the English lesson asking for help and offering help
During this English lesson you will learn how to offer another co-worker help with there work and also how to ask someone for help with your
own work.
Reasons you would you want to offer someone help with there work
Sometimes if you have finished your work you may want to offer to help another co-worker. Below is a few examples of how to talk to another
worker if you can help them with there work.
Hi John, I have managed to finish my work already so I have some extra time. Do you need help with anything.
Sarah, are you're doing the accounts for on Easy Pace Learning? I did that last month. If you need some help, just give me a call and I come to
your office.
I have a lot of experience with your project if you have any questions, please just ask me.
Sometimes in a work environment asking for help can be a lot more difficult. You will have to judge what type of relationship you have with
your co-workers.
Hi John, I'm having trouble getting the totals correct for the accounts for easy pace learning. Do you mind having a look at my figures to see if I
am missing something simply?
Hi Sarah, can you help me and proof read this letter? This is a very important client and I want to make sure there are no mistakes.
Can you spare me ten minutes to help me set up the new machine? I can't get it to start.
What will I learn from the lesson learning the key words that are used when
Banking in the UK and America?
During this lesson you will learn some of the key words that are used in banking in the UK, below is a list of words and a brief description of
each for you to start learning.
N = noun V = verb a = adjective
Click here for the lesson on English book of words noun verb adjective adverb
Balance n. What the amount of money is in your account after all the debits and credits.
Bank charges n. money that has to be paid to a bank for the bank's services, cheques, going overdrawn etc.
Branch n. Where the local office or bank is, London has many local branches.
Chequebook UK or Checkbook US n. A book that contains removable checks that are used for paying for goods.
Cheque UK check US n. are a written order to a bank to pay the person or company the stated sum from your account;
Credit n. the money you have in your bank account; the sum of money added to your bank account; money lent by a bank, loan, overdraft.
Credit card n. (Visa) card from a bank or a company that authorises the purchase of goods on credit you require.
Current account n. bank account were money can be drawn at any time.
Deposit account n. A bank account were interest is paid on the money in the acccount.
Fill in UK v. Forms or documents sometimes require you to add written information to make it complete.
Interest n. When some has a load, credit card money has to be paid for the use of money lent - interest rate n.
Loan n. money that is lent by a bank or loan company that must be repaid with an agreed interest rate.
Overdraft n. deficit in a bank account that is agreed with your bank or can be caused by withdrawing more money than is in credit.
Paying-in slip n. a small document that as all the details needed to pay money into a bank account.
Statement n. Every month most banks will send you a record of all transactions (debits/credits) made from your bank account.
Withdraw v. - withdrawal n taking money out of a bank account using an ATM or visiting your local branch.
What will I learn from the lesson business greeting visitors and offering
help?
During this lesson you will learn how to greet your visitors that come to your company. How to explain if there is a problem and offering
refreshment to visitors when they arrive.
I'm afraid (Mr Jones is in a meeting all afternoon can I take a message?
I'm sorry, but he/she's out of the office at the moment.
Do you want to make an appointment?
What will I learn from the English lesson business English lesson?
During this lesson you will learn on business letters and what other kinds of business correspondence you can use.
Business letters are writton ontandard paper that allows you to communicate between, people or from businesses. To send a business letter you
usually send using the post box, Post Office or sometimes by courier. Business letters are considered to be "snail-mail" which means very slow
compaired to email which is faster almost instant letter.
to persuade someone
to inform someone or a group
to request something from someone or a group
to express thanks to someone or a group
to remind someone or a group
to recommend something
to apologize to someone or a group
to congratulate someone or a group
to reject a proposal or offer from someone or a group
to introduce a new person or new policy to someone or a group
to invite or welcome someone or a group
to follow up from an enquery or request
to formalize decisions to someone or a group
If you can't find a file, how to ask people around the office.
Did you check the file cabinet on room 123? It should be there.
Check the desk. Sometimes people leave it on the desk next to filing cabinet.
Oh... sorry it's on my desk. I forgot to put it back after I had finished with it.
I have it my office wait, I'll get it for you.
Sometimes you might need to use a file or book that is on someone's else's desk.
Examples of how to ask:
If you need something, it is common to ask around. Here are some examples of what you might need in the office.
What will I learn from the business lesson hard drive computer?
During this English lesson you will learn what a hard drive is and what it is used for. The last part of the lesson you are examples if how to talk
about in a work environment.
Hard Drive
We have all the records of all the employees saved on the hard drive.
I have finished the presentation needed to show the client and I saved it on my hard drive.
If you need to see any of my documents they are all saved on my computers hard drive.
I have the information on my computers hard drive. Would you like me to save it on a CD disk for you?
Saved on my computer
When you say the following, 'saved on my computer', it is widely understood that you are talking about the hard drive, don't worry it is fine to
use both as sometimes people might not understand what a hard drive is.
My computer hard drive is running out of room can we get someone to install a bigger one.
I need a bigger hard drive.
A hard copy is a printed version of the data stored on a computer and printed on a piece of paper.
What is a soft copy?
I have all the information needed for the meeting stored on my computer, I will prepare hard copies for the meeting for everyone.
What will I learn from the lesson machine problems in the office?
During this lesson you will learn about the various machines in the office and various problems that you might come across.
There are various machines and equipment that can be found in an office:
Below is a list of problems for a computer and a copier. There are many things that can wrong with machinery below is only a few.
The machine has run out of paper how do I refill the copier?
The copy machine has stopped working again is the paper jammed again?
The copy machine is broken.
A technician is will be coming out late this morning to fix the copy machine.
We should order some more paper. We're running very low and only have 2 packets left now.
Exercise
Using the two examples above for the computer and copier and try ask some questions for the following machines and equipment.
1. Cash registers
2. Calculator
3. Copier's
4. Printers
5. Fax machines
6. Shredders
7. Computers
8. Disc copying equipment
9. Typewriters
Learning English for work, jobs, school or hobby 10+
simple steps
What will I learn from the English lesson learning English for work,
jobs,school and hobby?
This not so much a of an English lesson, but more of a guide for helping you learn the English language. The guide shows how yo achieve your
goal of learning the English language.
Learning English
When you are learning the English language it will take a lot of your time, practice and effort. But when you have learnt enough of your new
language it will lead to a brighter future. By learning English it will give you many advantages.
More work prospects, your job grade will hopefully go up and you will make new friends. Below are the 10 things you must have to succeed
when learning English for business.
You must want to learn the English language. Learning English will require that you study many hours.
Ask yourself this question why do you want to learn English? Do you need help at school, business or something else? When you know your
reason try and remember when you are struggling and thinking of quitting.
Set yourself goals
Every week or month set yourself a goal for yourself this could be learning fifteen words a week or trying to talk to someone in English online or
your English teacher. Reward yourself when you achieve your goal.
Study everyday
There is no set time limit to studying but Easy Pace Learning recommend between 1560 minutes a day. Choose a time scale that suits your
needs. Every day try and revise what you have learnt so not to forgot its best to keep practicing what you have learnt so far
Try and use the same time every day for studying. By using a set time you will get in a routine and not skip learning.
Say out words loud to yourself as you study. This will help you remember words more.
You can learn English by speaking, reading and writing. Another way that a lot of people learn is linking pictures with words. Try every find a
method or methods that work for you.
It is best to practice what you have learned by talking in English to a native English speaker. Listen to how they pronounce certain words.
Surround yourself with English. Read English books, English website's, listen to it BBC online, watch it and try to speak English with others.
Pronunciation
Try and talk like a native English does or closely as you can. When you sound like a native speaker, you'll have a better chance of being
understood.
Even though you know might know very little English, you can use what you already know. You are able to have a brief conversation using just
a few words.
If you don't know a certain word, use the Easy Pace Learning Dictionary to help you. If you are still unsure try using different words to explain
what you mean. Of you are unsure of anything use the Easy Pace Learning forum to ask a question.
When you receive an offer of a job from another company it is a great way to negotiate a salary increase or maybe changing your job position.
This only applies if you are a very good employee because your current employer will do there upmost to make you stay. If you are undecided
about staying or going, it's best to say that you received another offer and you are giving it considerable thought. If your employer tries to make
you stay, you can now state what you want in order for you to stay.
Hello Mr Jones, I am currently at a crossroad of my career. I have being interviewed with another company and they have offered a great deal to
me, but I haven't made a decision yet, as I it was best to talk to you before making my decision.
I really like this company and having you as a boss, this makes my decision really hard. I have been asking to become a team leader here. as
well, the new company are offering me a ten percent higher salary than what I receive. Do you think you can match the wage offer and also be
considered for being a team leader?
Hello Mr Jones, I have been trying to get a job nearer to my family home so I don't have to travel so much. I have been offered a job, but am
undecided yet. As I wanted to talk to you before making my final choice.
You see Mr Jones, they have offered me a lot bigger salary. Which is five percent higher then the salary I'm getting here. Do you think it is
possible you can match or better what they are offering?
Office equipment learning English
Keyboard: Used for inputting text to the computer then to the monitor screen.
Telephone: Used for making and receiving phone calls to customers and staff.
Waste basket: For all rubbish that is not needed any more.
Swivel chair: Able to turn all the way round and move easily on wheels.
Draw unit with draw: Stores documents, books or anything that is needed to be stored in the desk.
Files: Used for storing documents that need to be filed in alphabetical order.
Notebook: For making notes for things that need to get done or messages from a telephone call.
Desk top organizer: For holding things like pens, pencils, paper clips so they don't make the desk untidy.
What will I learn from the English lesson talking to Workers in your office
or work environment
This English lesson covers the basic English that you need to know when speaking with co-workers.
What ever sort of work you do, you will almost sure to have a boss or a manager unless you are self employed. Should you be a manager, then
you will have people reporting to you. It is almost certain that you will have to work with co-workers.
If you are talking with a co-worker, most of it will be like talking with a friend. You can talk about your were you live, what school you went to,
the weather, and general things about everyday life.We have lessons on a wide range of subjects for you learn and talk about.
When talking about a co-worker make sure they are a good friend or they might tell the person.
Mr Jones looks really mad at the moment. Do you know what's made him mad?
What happen to John recently? John looks really angry.
I think John is annoyed about something. Can you tell me what the matter is with him?
How to talk to a co-worker about the boss being angry with you
John speaks to me like he is angry with me all the time. Does he speak to you the same way?
Does John speak to you like he is mad at you? Or am I just being silly?
No it's not you. He speaks to everyone the same way too.