Here are 5 very common situations in professional life: Your new boss has arrived from abroad... but he only speaks English. You wonder how communication will go with this new manager who has a reputation for being demanding. . You are looking for a new job, and some advertisements have caught your eye... But each time, a good level of English is required. Not to mention the CV and cover letter, to be written in English... . You have a video meeting with the head office which is based in Frankfurt... And you already know that the meeting will be in English. Unfortunately, this is not your strong point, however, you have interesting proposals to defend. . You have been appointed to a new, better paid position. You know that you will now have to negotiate with international suppliers and customers. Talk to them. Write them emails. And you have an immediate need to improve your English. . You have expatriation desires, and a subsidiary has just opened in Sydney. You imagine this new life, for you and your family. But to convince the HR manager, you will have to prove that you master the language of Shakespeare. Do you need English for your job? Do you need concrete and fast results?