English for Finance & Bookkeeping
Level 1
25 x 90 Minute Module
The material used in this course is NOT meant to teach the skills for finance and bookkeeping, but to learn the vocabulary used when talking about finance in English.
After this course the participant has the opportunity to take the "TOEIC" — Test of English for International Communication.
The course embraces the following – and more as required:
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A thorough review of tenses and grammar |
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Introductions, greetings, good byes and small talk |
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Typical terminology in finance and bookkeeping: Turnover, querying numbers, cash flow, quotations and estimating, evaluation of financing a project, finance reviews, describing the balance sheet, funding |
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Polite questions, making requests, asking for and giving opinions, agreeing and disagreeing tactfully, interrupting, making proposals and recommendations, being persuasive |
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Principles of effective presentations Phases of a presentation Describing trends, reviews & forecasts Describing visuals – graphs and charts |
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Writing reports and recommendations Effective e-mail writing Punctuation and polite formulations |
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Principles of effective telephoning Role plays: Typical finance scenarios on the phone |
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An insight into the intercultural differences with global business partners and colleagues |