Group business English courses in Cambridge

English is the international language of business. We have therefore developed a special, flexible, 12-module course designed to rapidly improve your business communication skills.

English is the international language of business. We have therefore developed a special, flexible, 12-module course designed to rapidly improve your business communication skills.

English is the international language of business. We have therefore developed a special, flexible, 12-module course designed to rapidly improve your business communication skills.

Learn about topics such as participation in meetings, writing skills in business situations and interview techniques. Practice workplace communication techniques in English, learn how to participate in meetings and business writing skills.

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This course is designed for people who want to improve their English level and also develop their skills for using English in a business environment. It combines 20 morning lessons of General English with 8 afternoon lessons focusing on English for Business and students can study for between 2 and 12 weeks.

The Leys School, established in 1875, stands as a beacon of educational excellence in the heart of the city. Its proximity to the University of Cambridge and its renowned colleges, including King’s College, adds to the rich learning environment.

Business and Entrepreneurship Summer School Digitization and in particular the internet are inflicting the largest changes to the business environment (or economy) in the last 100 years, fundamentally uprooting many existing business models, and making many products and services obsolete in ever shorter cycles. This makes entrepreneurship and the process of designing new businesses a must.