Program overview
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Last updated on 2026-08-17

Program overview

Program overview

This program is designed for students who have an interest in improving their communication skills for business. It offers off-campus business engagements with visits and workshops in renowned companies such as Apple, Tesla, and Google. Students will have the opportunity to network with Canadian business leaders and entrepreneurs, enhancing their professional connections and understanding of the business landscape.

Program structure

The Advanced Business English program is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over a period of 8 weeks. Each week consists of:

  • 20 hours of in-class instruction
  • 5 hours of independent or out-of-class assignments

The program is divided into 8 weekly units, covering various essential topics that equip students with vital business communication skills. Classes start every Monday, with sessions held from 9 AM to 1 PM. This flexible schedule allows students to balance their studies with other commitments.

Featured Experiences

  • Off-campus business engagements with visits to major companies like Apple, Tesla, and Google.
  • Workshops that provide hands-on experience and insights into real-world business practices.
  • Networking opportunities with Canadian business leaders and entrepreneurs.
  • Development of essential skills such as communication, networking, leadership, marketing, negotiation, business writing, multimedia, presentation, and sales pitches.
  • Access to a Pronunciation Toolbox to enhance understanding of key concepts in business communication.

Career Options

  • Business Communication Specialist: Focuses on improving internal and external communication strategies within organizations.
  • Marketing Coordinator: Assists in the development and execution of marketing campaigns, utilizing strong communication skills to engage target audiences.
  • Sales Representative: Engages with clients to promote products and services, requiring excellent negotiation and presentation skills.
  • Corporate Trainer: Develops and delivers training programs to enhance employees' business communication skills.
  • Public Relations Officer: Manages the public image of an organization, requiring strong writing and interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with the media and the public.

 

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