Business Skills Checklist.
1. Speaking
• Giving a formal presentation
• Giving an informal presentation
• Instructing or demonstrating on the job
• Giving descriptions and explanations
2. Interacting
• Visiting a company or receiving visitors
• Showing visitors around or being shown around
• Entertaining or being entertained
• Participating in discussions and informal meetings
• Participating in formal meetings
• Chairing meetings
• Interviewing
• Negotiating
• Telephoning
3. Listening
• Following presentations, lectures and talks
• Following instructions
• Following descriptions and explanations
• Following training sessions
4. Reading
• Documents - Skills
• Emails - reading for detail
• Letter sand faxes
• Memos and short reports
• Professional journals - reading quickly for general info
• Textbooks
• Long reports - scanning for specific points
• Contracts and legal documents
• Technical specifications and manuals
5. Writing
• E-mails
• Letter and faxes
• Memos and short reports
• Long reports and articles for professional journals
• Editing the letters or reports of others
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION AND RECOGNITION
All participants will receive a certificate of participation and a
grade at the end of a course. The employer will receive a
written report on the performance of each student, including
the level they were at when beginning the course, and the
standard achieved at the end of the course. A view will also
be expressed, and justified, by The International English
School as to whether the participant requires further training
and at what level.
The grade, therefore, will give the participant and the
sponsoring company the comfort that performance has been
very carefully monitored according to international standards
and norms. The grade will be expressed in internationally
accepted terms.
The primary aim of The International English School is to
build an unsurpassed record of quality and results. The
process we follow is described in some detail below:
1. Speaking
• Giving a formal presentation
• Giving an informal presentation
• Instructing or demonstrating on the job
• Giving descriptions and explanations
2. Interacting
• Visiting a company or receiving visitors
• Showing visitors around or being shown around
• Entertaining or being entertained
• Participating in discussions and informal meetings
• Participating in formal meetings
• Chairing meetings
• Interviewing
• Negotiating
• Telephoning
3. Listening
• Following presentations, lectures and talks
• Following instructions
• Following descriptions and explanations
• Following training sessions
4. Reading
• Documents - Skills
• Emails - reading for detail
• Letter sand faxes
• Memos and short reports
• Professional journals - reading quickly for general info
• Textbooks
• Long reports - scanning for specific points
• Contracts and legal documents
• Technical specifications and manuals
5. Writing
• E-mails
• Letter and faxes
• Memos and short reports
• Long reports and articles for professional journals
• Editing the letters or reports of others
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION AND RECOGNITION
All participants will receive a certificate of participation and a
grade at the end of a course. The employer will receive a
written report on the performance of each student, including
the level they were at when beginning the course, and the
standard achieved at the end of the course. A view will also
be expressed, and justified, by The International English
School as to whether the participant requires further training
and at what level.
The grade, therefore, will give the participant and the
sponsoring company the comfort that performance has been
very carefully monitored according to international standards
and norms. The grade will be expressed in internationally
accepted terms.
The primary aim of The International English School is to
build an unsurpassed record of quality and results. The
process we follow is described in some detail below:
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