Business English: Planning & Negotiating

  • 4.8
Approx. 30 hours to complete

Course Summary

This course focuses on improving your Business English communication skills for negotiating. You will learn useful vocabulary, phrases, and techniques to negotiate effectively in English in various business situations.

Key Learning Points

  • Learn negotiation techniques and strategies
  • Improve your Business English communication skills
  • Practice negotiating in various business scenarios

Job Positions & Salaries of people who have taken this course might have

  • Business Development Manager
    • USA: $85,000
    • India: ₹1,000,000
    • Spain: €50,000
  • International Sales Manager
    • USA: $100,000
    • India: ₹1,500,000
    • Spain: €70,000
  • Procurement Specialist
    • USA: $60,000
    • India: ₹800,000
    • Spain: €40,000

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Learning Outcomes

  • Enhance your negotiation skills in English
  • Master business English vocabulary and phrases
  • Improve your communication skills in various business scenarios

Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course

  • Intermediate to advanced level of English proficiency
  • Basic understanding of business vocabulary

Course Difficulty Level

Intermediate

Course Format

  • Self-paced
  • Online
  • Video lectures

Similar Courses

  • Business English: Management and Leadership
  • Business Writing

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Description

In this course, the context is hosting an event and finding an appropriate venue for it. You will learn language and strategies for successful negotiations culminating in a written announcement for an event.

Outline

  • Week 1: Exchanging Information
  • Video: Introduction to Wendy Asplin, Instructor for Course 3
  • Video: Course Overview
  • Video: Leaving a Voicemail
  • Video: Content and Vocabulary for Leaving a Voicemail
  • Video: Describing a Service, Part 1
  • Video: Interview with Holly Reynolds, Edgewater Hotel
  • Video: Describing a Service, Part 2
  • Video: Comparing Services, Part 1
  • Scenario: Comparing Venues
  • Video: Comparing Services, Part 2
  • Video: Making Decisions
  • Scenario: Making a Decision 1
  • Video: Vocabulary
  • Scenario: Making a Decision, 2
  • Video: Scenario Summary
  • Video: Communicating Decisions
  • Read Me
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • The Edgewater Hotel
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Guidelines for Leaving a Voicemail
  • Vocabulary in a Voicemail
  • Holly Reynolds, Edgewater Hotel
  • The Edgewater Hotel
  • Describing a Service
  • Language of Comparison
  • Finishing Sentences
  • Giving Reasons in Email
  • Week 2: Negotiating
  • Video: Introduction to Negotiating Effectively
  • Video: Interview with Dan Poston, Assistant Dean, UW Foster School Of Business
  • Video: Negotiation Strategies
  • Scenario: Phone Call #1
  • Scenario: Phone Call #2
  • Video: Successful Negotiation
  • Video: Cultural Differences in Negotiation
  • Video: Summary
  • Video: Negotiating Language
  • Scenario: Making a Proposal
  • Video: Details of a Proposal
  • Video: Negotiation Guidelines
  • Video: Persuasion
  • Video: Guidelines and Language Negotiating by Email
  • Video: Being Clear in Negotiations by Email
  • Video: Week 2 Summary
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • The Art of Persuasion
  • Link to "The Science of Persuasion"
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Interview with Dan Poston
  • Negotiating Guidelines and Vocabulary
  • Making Proposals Vocabulary
  • Proposals, Counter Offers, and Concessions
  • Persuasion
  • Negotiating by Email
  • Email Negotiations Vocabulary
  • Week 3: Handling Problems
  • Video: Handling Problems
  • Describing Problems
  • Video: Language and Guidelines for Describing a Problem
  • Video: Introduction to Dealing with Problems
  • Video: Guidelines and Language for Identifying and Initial Response to Problem
  • Interview with Holly Reynolds about Customer Service
  • Video: Responding to a Customer Problem Example
  • Video: Language for Resolving Problems
  • Video: Following Up on a Problem, Part 1
  • Video: Following Up On A Problem, Part 2
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Guidelines for Describing Problems
  • Language for Describing Problems
  • Dealing With Problems
  • How to Resolve Problems
  • Resolving a Problem
  • Resolving Problems: A Conversation
  • Follow Up or Final Email?
  • Following Up On Problems
  • Week 4: Planning and Announcing Events
  • Video: Planning Events
  • Interview with MOHAI
  • Video: Organizing An Event, Part 1
  • Scenario: Planning Meetings
  • Video: Organizing An Event, Part 2
  • Video: Making A To-Do List
  • Introduction To Announcements
  • Video: Writing a Formal Event Announcement
  • Video: Writing an Event Announcement
  • Video: Introduction To Writing Announcements
  • Video: The Language of Conferences
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • Washington State Tourism Network
  • Lesson Vocabulary List
  • MOHAI Museum History
  • Interview with Christine Kolodoge, MOHAI
  • Planning Events
  • Lists In Announcements
  • Washington State Tourism Network
  • Conferences

Summary of User Reviews

The Business English Negotiating course on Coursera has received positive reviews from users. Many users have found the course to be informative and helpful in improving their business English skills.

Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course

The course provides practical examples and exercises to help users improve their negotiation skills.

Pros from User Reviews

  • Good course material and structure
  • Engaging and knowledgeable instructors
  • Useful for professionals looking to improve their business English skills
  • Practical examples and exercises to improve negotiation skills
  • Flexible schedule and self-paced learning

Cons from User Reviews

  • Some users found the course to be too basic
  • Limited interaction with instructors and other students
  • Not suitable for beginners with no prior knowledge of English
  • Some technical issues with the platform
  • Some users found the course to be too expensive
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University of Washington
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