Business English: Making Presentations

  • 4.8
Approx. 15 hours to complete

Course Summary

This course teaches Business English specifically for presentations. Students will learn how to effectively communicate their ideas and engage their audience in a professional setting.

Key Learning Points

  • Learn key vocabulary and grammar for presentations
  • Understand how to structure and deliver a successful presentation
  • Gain confidence in speaking and presenting in English

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Learning Outcomes

  • Gain a comprehensive understanding of Business English for presentations
  • Develop a strong vocabulary and grammar base for effective communication
  • Learn how to structure and deliver successful presentations with confidence

Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course

  • Intermediate level of English proficiency
  • Access to a computer and internet connection
  • Willingness to participate in class discussions and activities

Course Difficulty Level

Intermediate

Course Format

  • Online, self-paced course
  • Video lectures and interactive activities
  • Peer-reviewed assignments

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Description

This course teaches you language and techniques that will help you make effective presentations in English. The final task is to develop a well-organized, persuasive presentation using charts and graphs that sells your city as a venue.

Outline

  • Giving Effective Presentations
  • Video 1: Welcome to Presentations
  • Video 2: Course Overview
  • Video 3: Scenario Effective Presentation (A & B)
  • Video 4: Presentation Guidelines Part 1
  • Video 4: Presentation Guidelines Part 2
  • Video 5: Effective Introductions
  • Video 1: Transitions and Conclusions
  • Video 2: Scenario Difficult Audience (A)
  • Video 3: Answering Questions
  • Video 4: Scenario Difficult Audience (B)
  • Video 1: Slides
  • Video: Effective Presentations Advice
  • Read Me First
  • Useful Language and Guidelines: Presentations
  • Useful Language: Signposts
  • Resources: Citations & Guidelines
  • Week 1 Summary
  • Guidelines on Giving a Presentation
  • Effective Introductions
  • Transitions Expressions
  • Introduction, Transitions, and Conclusions
  • What’s the Mistake with these Slides?
  • Referring to Data and Describing Visuals
  • Video 1: Introduction to Week 2
  • Video 2: Explaining Graphs
  • Video 3: Challenges in Describing Visuals
  • Video 1: Using Large Numbers
  • Video 2: Describing Data
  • Video 3: Expedia Interview
  • Video 1: Introduction to Trends
  • Video: Slides and Visuals Advice
  • Useful Language: Graphs and Charts
  • Expedia
  • Useful Expressions and Resource: Numbers
  • Week 2 Summary
  • Describing Charts and Graphs
  • Describing a Graph
  • Giving Details about Data
  • Expedia
  • Trends Vocabulary
  • Persuasive Language in Marketing
  • Video 1: Introduction to Persuasive Language
  • Video 1: Introduction to Promoting a Place
  • Video: Persuasive Language Advice
  • Useful Expressions: Persuasive Language
  • Week 3 Summary
  • Making Sentences More Compelling
  • Marketing Expressions
  • Putting it all Together
  • Video 1: Putting it all Together
  • Video 2: Model Presentation
  • Resource: Creating Graphics and Audio for PowerPoint
  • Resource: Creating Graphics and Audio for Google Slides

Summary of User Reviews

The Business English Presentations course on Coursera has received positive reviews from users. Many found it to be a helpful course that improved their English speaking and presentation skills. The course provides practical tips and strategies for delivering effective presentations in a business setting.

Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course

Practical tips and strategies for delivering effective presentations

Pros from User Reviews

  • Helpful course for improving English speaking and presentation skills
  • Flexible schedule to fit with personal commitments
  • Engaging video lectures and interactive quizzes
  • Useful feedback from peer assessments

Cons from User Reviews

  • Some users found the course material to be too basic
  • Limited interaction with instructors
  • No certification offered for completing the course
  • Some technical difficulties with the website
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Approx. 15 hours to complete
Richard Moore
University of Washington
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