Programme · Executive English
Executive Business English.
Meetings to memos.
This programme is for executives and senior professionals who work in English and want to lead meetings, negotiate, present and write with more control. A tutor matched to your situations works with you one to one, online, using the material from your own week.
01 / What we work on
Situation by situation.
| Situation | What we practise |
|---|---|
| Meetings | Opening and steering a discussion, disagreeing constructively, summarising decisions and next steps |
| Negotiation | Stating a position, asking questions that test the other side's, handling pressure and closing clearly |
| Presentations | Structuring the message for the audience, delivering it, and taking questions from boards, clients or investors |
| Writing | Emails, reports and proposals: tone, structure and the right level of directness |
| Business dinners and networking | Small talk, introductions and keeping a conversation going in a social setting |
Meetings
- What we practise
- Opening and steering a discussion, disagreeing constructively, summarising decisions and next steps
Negotiation
- What we practise
- Stating a position, asking questions that test the other side's, handling pressure and closing clearly
Presentations
- What we practise
- Structuring the message for the audience, delivering it, and taking questions from boards, clients or investors
Writing
- What we practise
- Emails, reports and proposals: tone, structure and the right level of directness
Business dinners and networking
- What we practise
- Small talk, introductions and keeping a conversation going in a social setting
02 / A lesson, for example
One lesson.
- Your agendaYou bring an upcoming meeting, presentation or draft. Each lesson is 50 minutes.
- RehearsalYou run the meeting or presentation with the tutor in role, or work through the draft together.
- FeedbackSpecific points on language, structure and tone, with alternatives you can use straight away.
- Written noteA short note after the lesson records what was practised and what to try next.
03 / How often
Frequency and length.
Lessons can be weekly or twice a week, and more frequent before a particular event such as a negotiation or a board presentation. Your coordinator suggests a frequency in your plan and reviews it with you.
Progress depends on your starting point and how often you practise, so we do not promise a result within a fixed period.
04 / Tutors
Matched to your work.
Your coordinator matches a tutor with experience relevant to your situations and industry, where we can check it. （to be confirmed）
05 / Fees
Fees in USD, per lesson.
- One-to-one lesson
- USD （to be confirmed）
- Per lesson, online
Lessons are priced per one-to-one lesson in US dollars, with the first consultation, tutor matching, a personal plan and a written note after every lesson included. All lessons are contracted with ELT Education Inc. (Tokyo, Japan), which operates ELT School with ELT School of English Ltd. (London, United Kingdom).
06 / Questions
About this programme.
Can lessons focus on one event, such as a negotiation next month?
Yes. Your coordinator can plan a short, focused series of lessons around a specific event.
Is this a group or company course?
No. Executive English is one to one for individuals. For training for a team or company, see elteduc.com (opens in a new tab).
What does it cost?
Lessons are priced per lesson in USD. See fees.
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Begin with a consultation.
Tell us which situations matter most. Your coordinator replies with times for a first consultation.