English for Socialising

English for Socialising is for people who want to be able to build good relationships with international clients and colleagues. Whether you are at a business dinner, an exhibition stand, showing a visitor around your company, or attending an event after work — you need to be able make conversation in an appropriate and confident way in order to establish and maintain successful business relationships. English for Socialising presents all the essential expressions and conversation techniques that will enable you to socialise and make business contacts in English.

Course Content

Making contact

Making arrangements via email

Meeting visitors on arrival

Talking about the weather

Talking about plans

Welcoming visitors

Welcoming visitors to your company

Talking about the offices and the company

Offering a visitor refreshments

Giving directions in a building

Introducing a visitor

Getting acquainted

Making small talk before a meeting

Talking about free-time activities

Talking about personal possessions

Talking about travel and places you have visited

Following up a visit with an email

Entertaining a visitor

Showing a visitor around your town

Talking about the place where you live

Recommending things to do and places to see

Giving directions in a town or city

Eating out

Making small talk in a restaurant

Deciding what to order

Talking about family and relationships

Talking about education

Thanking somebody for a meal

Networking at a trade fair

Starting a conversation with a stranger

Talking about your company

Talking about products at the stand

Trying out new small-talk topics

Following up a new contact via email

For more information on this course, please contact me.

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Nigel Bailey

Nigel is a qualified Teacher of English as a Foreign Language and has been teaching in Poland since 2003. He has been teaching over the Internet since 2008 and has taught more than 1,000 students in this way.

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