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Jasna prezentacja i praktyka podstawowego języka biznesowego.
Towarzyszące video 'Creating Opportunities.

Jak może być wykorzystany?

• Jako kurs kontynuacyjny.
• Jako elastyczny zestaw dla pogłębienia wiedzy.

Dla kogo jest przeznaczony?

• Dla studentów studiujących biznesowy angielski, którzy jeszcze nie rozpoczęli swojej kariery.
• Dla menadżerów i dla tych, którzy ich szkolą.

Cechy charakterystyczne:

• Obszerny strukturalny program.
• Spójne wykorzystanie autentycznych materiałów z prawdziwych firm.
• Uwzględnia język codzienny i struktury językowe, które są dla studentów niezbędne w specyficznych sytuacjach zawodowych.
• Nacisk na słuchanie i mówienie, z częstym odgrywaniem ról i zadaniach opartych na konwersacji.
• Strony 'Learning training' dla wsparcia samodzielności uczącego się np. zarządzanie czasem, nagrywanie słownictwa, użycie słownika i odgadywanie nieznanych wyrazów.
• Słowniczek terminów biznesowych wykorzystywanych w kursie.
• Pełna gramatyka i pożyteczne notatki.
• Video Creating Opportunities jest oparte na programie Business Opportunities i jest idealnym dodatkiem do kursu.

Komponenty.
Podręcznik.

• 14 rozdziałów z różnych punktów widzenia.
• Podsumowanie gramatyki.
• Uwagi dotyczące odgrywania ról.
• Słowniczek.
• Pełna transkrypcja.

Zeszyt ćwiczeń.

• Ścisłe powiązanie z treścią podręcznika.
• Poszerzenie i utrwalenie wiedzy z podręcznika.
• Klucz odpowiedzi.

Książka nauczyciela.

• Uwagi metodyczne do każdego rozdziału.
• Odpowiedzi do wszystkich ćwiczeń.
• Komentarz do nagrań.

Kaseta.

• Szeroki wybór nagrań międzynarodowych lektorów.

Clear presentation and practice of essential business language.
Accompanying video: Creating Opportunities

How can it be used?

• As a continuous course.
• As a flexible resource to be dipped into.

Who is it for?

• Business students who have not yet started on their career.
• Managers and trainee managers.

Key features

• Comprehensive structural syllabus.
• Consistent use of authentic materials from real companies.
• Provides the everyday language and structures which learners need in specific professional situations.
• Emphasis on listening and speaking, with frequent role plays and conversation-based activities.
• 'Learner training' pages to promote learner independence,e.g Time management, Recording vocabulary, Using a dictionary and Guessing unknown words.
• Glossary of business terms used in the course.
• Full grammar and usage notes.
• The video Creating Opportunities is based on the syllabus of Business Opportunities and is an ideal supplement to the course.

Components
Student's Book

• 14 free-standing units
• grammar summary
• role-play notes
• glossary
• full tapescript

Workbook

• closely linked to the Student's Book syllabus
• extension and consolidation work
• answer key

Teacher's Book

• classroom notes for each unit
• answers to all exercises
• annotated version of the tapescripts

Cassette

• wide range of international voices

The following is a simplified version of the Contents Page, showing the Topic and Language covered in each unit. The full version of the Contents Page in the Student's Book also includes the Vocabulary, Pronunciation, and Skills work covered in each unit.

1 Jobs and Responsibilities
Topic:
Getting acquainted
Executive titles
Management styles
Time management
Jobs quiz
Employment
Language:
Introductions
Question forms
Tense review

2 Telephoning to Make Arrangements
Topic:
Polite questions
Starting and finishing calls
Telephone quiz
Making appointments
Changing arrangements
Language:
Present and past continuous tenses (future time)
Would in polite questions
Telephone language

3 Organizations
Topic:
Collecting information
Future predictions
Recording vocabulary
Language:
The present simple and continuous tenses
Will (future predictions)

4 Planning Ahead
Topic:
International meetings
Asking for opinions
Managing the environment
Language:
Expressing intentions: going to and will
Exchanging opinions: should

5 Growth and Development
Topic:
A career
Finding things in common
Past experiences
Travellers' stories
Language:
Past tenses: past simple, past continuous, and past perfect
Present perfect with for and since

6 Problem Solving
Topic:
Making suggestions
Considering possibilities
A shrinkage problem
Negotiating solutions
Payment
Language:
Making and responding to suggestions
First and second conditionals

7 Telephoning to Exchange Information
Topic:
Checking and correcting
Documents
Explanations
Enquiries
Language:
Correcting wrong information
Relative clauses
Paraphrasing
Indirect question forms

8 Problem Solving
Topic:
Polite phrases
Showing interest
Socializing
Cultural differences
Language:
Requests, offers, thanks, invitations, and apologies
Present perfect and past simple tenses (life experiences)

9 Reporting on Progress
Topic:
Developments
A social action programme
Reporting back
Financial results
Achievements
Language:
Present perfect and past simple tenses (indefinite and definite time references)
Present perfect simple and continuous forms (complete and incomplete activities)

10 Describing Trends
Topic:
Discussing probability
Market movements
Describing changes
Causes and results
Language:
Future probability
Present continuous tenses (temporary trends)
Cause/effect connectors

11 Products and Services
Topic:
Terms of business
Meeting requirements
Technical description
Total Quality Management
Guessing unknown words
Language:
Modal verbs expressing ability and obligation
Instructions
Passives

12 Comparing Options
Topic:
Comparing products
Interpreting statistics
Moral standards
Business ethics
Contingency plans
Language:
Comparatives
Superlatives
If, when, unless, in case, and until

13 Meetings
Topic:
Checking understanding
Expressing opinions
Hypothesizing
Language:
Checking and summarizing
Making proposals
Second and third conditionals

14 Presentations
Topic:
Signposting talks
Making recommendations
Mini presentations
Language:
Structuring presentations
Structures with recommend, advise, and suggest
Much, many, a few, and a little