I teach English for academic purposes, which instructs students on the skills required to perform in an English-speaking academic environment. I teach vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing, speaking and listening with the ultimate goal of obtaining >80 on the TOEFL. The classes are tailored to each student's requirements and can include more focus on specific areas of study, for example science, business or programming.

Duration: 20 hours (10 sessions x 2 hours each) Session 1: Introduction to Business English Learning Objectives Introductions and students' English ability. Overview business and technical English. Basic English grammar, vocabulary and phrases. The simple two tense model for success Session 2: Communication Skills Effective communication skills. Role-playing exercises for business scenarios (e.g., meetings, negotiations, email communication). Expand English grammar, vocabulary and phrases. Session 3: Emails, Memos and minutes Professional emails, memos and minute composition Common phrases and expressions. Writing practice: Outlining, drafting and composing. Session 4: Effective Presentation The psychology, style and graphics for delivering effective presentations. Introducing, summarizing, and concluding presentations. In-class presentation practice with feedback and improvement tips. Session 5: Technical Vocabulary and Terminology Introducing technical vocabulary related to tour industry (to be determined; TBD). Industry-specific terminology. Role Play: Technical discussions. Session 6: Business Meetings The structure and language used of business meetings. Role-play: meeting participation and facilitation. Expressing opinions, agreeing, disagreeing, questioning and making suggestions. Session 7: Negotiations and Conflict Resolution Negotiations in business. Role play: Conflicts resolution. Vocabulary for diplomatic communication during negotiations. Session 8: Business Writing: Reports and Proposals Corporate vision, reports & proposals. Writing practice: Summarize your corporate vision, a recent report and a proposal. Report group review & feedback. Session 9: Cross-Cultural Communication Cultural differences. Effective cross-cultural communication. Role Play: Cross-cultural challenges and discussion. Session 10: Wrap-Up and Final Presentations Review Student PowerPoint presentations. Group: Feedback and evaluation. Note: Topics and content for each session are flexible and can be adjusted based on company needs and how students' are progressing. To make the material more relevant and engaging, please provide real-life materials.