1, Basic knowledge of business English: Students need to master the basic knowledge of business English, including business language, business etiquette and business culture. Students need to know greetings, thanks and apologies commonly used in business communication, as well as business etiquette and cultural differences in different countries or regions.
2. Business English listening and speaking: Business English courses focus on students' listening and speaking ability. Students need a lot of business English listening practice to improve their ability to understand business conversations and telephone communication. At the same time, the course will also carry out oral business English practice to cultivate students' fluent and accurate English communication ability.
3. Business English reading and writing: The business English course will also allow students to conduct business English reading and writing training. Students need to read business documents, business reports, business news, etc. Improve their reading comprehension and information processing ability. At the same time, students also need to learn business English writing skills, such as the writing format and language of business emails, business reports and business letters.
4. Business English conversation and negotiation: Business English course will also train students' expression and communication skills in business meetings and business negotiations. Students need to learn the etiquette and expression skills of business meetings and the strategies and skills of business negotiation in order to express and communicate confidently in business situations.
5. Business English professional vocabulary: Business English involves a large number of professional vocabulary, and students need to learn and master the professional vocabulary commonly used in the business field, such as sales, marketing, finance, human resources, etc.
6. Cultural background of business English: The business English course will also introduce the cultural background and cultural differences in business communication. Students need to know the business culture, business etiquette and business habits of different countries or regions in order to communicate more appropriately and successfully in international business exchanges.