Business Ethics: A Vocabulary Course (English)

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Business Ethics: A Vocabulary Course (English) - BaDshaH - 06-16-2023

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Published 6/2023
Created by Derek Reddy
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 66 Lectures ( 3h 29m ) | Size: 879 MB

Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility.

[b]What you'll learn[/b]
Understand and apply key Business Ethics vocabulary and phrases in a variety of professional contexts.
Communicate in English about various business ethics topics: corporate social responsibility, sustainability, diversity and inclusion, & ethical decision-making
Analyze ethical dilemmas in business situations and make well-informed decisions using appropriate language and terminology.
Increase their confidence in communicating effectively and professionally in English when discussing business ethics.
Demonstrate the ability to engage in professional discussions and debates related to business ethics, using accurate and culturally sensitive language.
Comprehend and analyze authentic English texts, articles, and case studies related to business ethics, and identify key points and arguments.
Develop and deliver oral presentations in English on business ethics topics, effectively using relevant vocabulary and persuasive arguments.

[b]Requirements[/b]
This e-learning vocabulary course is specifically designed for people who wish to expand their knowledge and understanding of Business Ethics terminology and concepts.
Students will need a minimum of B1 level English.

[b]Description[/b]
This e-learning course is specifically designed for non-native English speakers at the intermediate (B1+) level who are already working or thinking of a career in the business ethics environment and wish to expand their knowledge and understanding of Business Ethics terminology and concepts. The course is also useful for those studying Business Ethics as the course also serves as a reference tool or a glossary of terms. In fact, it is designed to allow all students enrolled on the course to revise or review the key vocabulary as and when required.The course will enable learners to confidently engage in conversations and decision-making processes in international business settings by developing their Business English vocabulary and communication skills by introducing word combinations and patterns that are found or can be expected in the language.The course will cover various aspects of Business Ethics, including corporate social responsibility, sustainability, diversity and inclusion, and ethical decision-making.Professional Business English is based on the combinations or collocations of words, and it is this that causes one of the biggest challenges for anyone wishing to learn. I hope this course will encourage students to look for collocations and patterns throughout their language learning journey.This course is designed to help you overcome this barrier and start seeing the language you need in chunks.

Who this course is for
Business professionals who need to improve their English language skills for communication in a global business ethics environment.
Non-native English speaking students who are pursuing or planning to pursue a career in business/ethics.
Employees in multinational companies who want to enhance their knowledge of business ethics and improve their language proficiency.
Entrepreneurs and small business owners who want to expand their understanding of business ethics and improve their English language skills.
Non-English speaking professionals who want to enhance their career opportunities by improving their English language skills in the context of business ethics.

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