Collaboration

Enterprise Partnerships

Enterprise and organizational partnerships

Talk about the business first, the course second.

At a glance

Start with this line of partnership

Corporate language training should start with the business, not the syllabus. We look at the tasks of the role, who staff communicate with and where it usually goes wrong, then turn email, meetings, hosting visitors, negotiation or preparation for an overseas posting into tasks that can be practised.

Real situations

Course content taken from the actual work.

Tiered groups

Classes arranged by starting level and by role.

Co-created themes

Company cases and industry language written in.

Stage feedback

Reporting to the organization on performance and priorities.

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Typical projects

Language development for international business teams, preparation before an overseas posting, client communication, industry English and cross-cultural collaboration.

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How it proceeds

An initial discussion produces a needs brief, and from there we agree the assessment, the course, the timing and how it will be delivered.

Enterprise and organizational partnerships

From needs analysis to delivery and review, every partnership should land on a clear outcome.

NEXT STEP

Have an idea for a language partnership?

Tell us who is involved, what you want to solve and your timeline, and we will put together a proposal.

Discuss a partnership