关于此课程： This course begins with a welcome message and an overview of the Specialization. After this introduction, you will be asked to take a proficiency test to see if this course is right for you. During the course, you will begin learning vocabulary and customs related to socializing and networking in English. The goal is to enable you to interact with business contacts in person, on the phone and over email in a professional way. Course Learning Objectives • Determine whether the objectives of this Specialization align with your learning goals • Evaluate your current level of proficiency in business English communication • Present relevant information about yourself in a discussion forum • Develop your networking skills • Write short emails with appropriate formatting • Recognize and produce formal and informal language in emails • Develop vocabulary related to jobs and companies
制作方： University of Washington
教学方： Daphne Mackey, Extension Lecturer, International & English Language Programs
UW Educational Outreach
教学方： Richard Moore, Extension Lecturer, International & English Language Programs
UW Educational Outreach
| 基本信息 | 课程 1（共 5 门，商务英语沟通技巧 Specialization ） |
| 级别 | 中级 |
| 语言 | English, 字幕： Mongolian, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified) |
| 如何通过 | 通过所有计分作业以完成课程。 |
| 用户评分 |
授课大纲
第 1 周
Introduction to Business English Communication
In the first week, you’ll practice introducing yourself and learn some new vocabulary to talk about what you do in your job.
10 个视频, 6 个阅读材料, 4 个练习测验
- Reading: READ FIRST
- 视频: Video: Course Overview
- 视频: Quiz Proficiency Video: Phone Conversation
- Practice Quiz: Proficiency Test
- Discussion Prompt: Discussion: Why Are You Studying Business Communication?
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Introducing Yourself
- 视频: Video: Keeping a Conversation Going
- 视频: Video: Leaving a Conversation
- 视频: Video: Real Language
- Practice Quiz: What is Appropriate in Business Settings?
- Discussion Prompt: Discussion: What’s the Custom in Your Country?
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Business Cards
- Practice Quiz: Business Card Quiz
- Discussion Prompt: Discussion: Business Cards in Your Country
- 视频: Video: How to Create a Good Network
- 视频: Video: Social Networking
- Practice Quiz: Social Networking Quiz
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
已评分: A Conversation
第 2 周
Introductions
In Week 2, you’ll study vocabulary to describe your company (or any company - you don’t have to be working right now to take this course!).
7 个视频, 7 个阅读材料, 5 个练习测验
- 视频: Video: Interview with David Blandford of Visit Seattle
- 视频: Video: Seattle, A Business City
- Practice Quiz: 6 Things to Know About Seattle
- Practice Quiz: Vocabulary Check
- Discussion Prompt: Discussion: Where Do You Live and Why is it Good for Business?
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Describing Your Job
- 视频: Video: Giving Some More Details
- Practice Quiz: What Does This Job Do?
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Describing a Company
- 视频: Video: Company History
- Reading: The History of Starbucks
- Practice Quiz: The History of Starbucks
- Reading: Reading: The History of Amazon
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Practice Quiz: The History of Amazon
- Reading: Summary
已评分: Persuade Me to Move
已评分: Describe Your Job
已评分: Promoting Your Company
第 3 周
Emails
In week 3, we will introduce you to writing professional emails.
10 个视频, 5 个阅读材料, 5 个练习测验
- 视频: Video: Subject Lines
- Practice Quiz: Subject Lines Quiz
- 视频: Video: Email Greetings
- 视频: Video: Email Closings
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Appropriate Tone in Email
- 视频: Video: Formality Part 1
- 视频: Video: Formality Part 2
- Practice Quiz: Formal or Informal?
- 视频: Video: Directness
- Practice Quiz: Direct or Indirect?
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Writing Effective Opening and Closing Sentences in Email, Part 1
- Practice Quiz: Writing Effective Email Openings
- 视频: Video: Writing Friendly Opening and Closing Sentences in Email, Part 2
- Practice Quiz: Writing Effective Email Closings Quiz
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
已评分: Email Greetings
已评分: Building the Right Email
已评分: Write an Email Based on a Scenario
第 4 周
Meeting Arrangements on the Telephone
Week 4 is all about telephoning and making arrangements to meet.
3 个视频, 6 个阅读材料
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Telephoning Arrangements to Meet
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Leaving Messages
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
已评分: Making a Telephone Call
已评分: Arrangements to Meet
已评分: Leaving Messages
第 5 周
Meeting Arrangements (Email)
In Week 5, we return to email to talk about arrangements, make changes, and update. This last week includes some practice with texting too.
3 个视频, 6 个阅读材料, 2 个练习测验
- Practice Quiz: Text Messages
- Discussion Prompt: Discussion: Text Messaging
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Initiating and Responding to Meeting Announcements and Invitations
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
- 视频: Video: Writing Follow-up and Thank You Emails
- Reading: Vocabulary List
- Reading: Summary
- Practice Quiz: Follow Up Email Quiz
已评分: Writing Invitation Emails, Part 1
已评分: Writing Invitation Emails Part 2 Updates
已评分: Writing a Follow-up Email
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University of Washington
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评分和审阅
Amazing.
Very good course!
I am interested o see more vocabulary, more comparison texts. For example: official, diplomatic letters vs informal ground. Ways of addressing high profile officials like Diplomats (your Excellency), Ministers, Presidents etc.
GS
It is a really great and useful course! Thanks to authors!