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Conteúdo do curso

Obs: este conteúdo é apenas um modelo. Ele será ajustado de acordo com o seu nível, suas preferências e sua área de atuação.

Module 1: Corporate English Fundamentals

Theme: Greetings, Introductions, Titles, and Business Cards

Activities: How to study alone

Grammatical Topics:

Basic Sentence Structure: Subject + Verb + Complement.
Present Simple: Using present simple for habits and routines (e.g., "I work at...").
Subject-Verb Agreement: Ensuring verbs agree with their subjects in number and person.

Module 2: Corporate Structure and Hierarchy

Theme: Corporate Structure and Roles

Activities: Review LinkedIn profile and CV

Grammatical Topics:

Adjectives and Adverbs: Describing roles and responsibilities (e.g., "She is a skilled manager").
Present Continuous Tense: Discussing ongoing actions and current responsibilities (e.g., "He is leading the team").
Definite and Indefinite Articles: Understanding when to use "the," "a," and "an" in a corporate context.

Module 3: E-mail Communication

Theme: Writing Formal Emails and Business Correspondence

Activities: Learn about benchmarking for jobs

Grammatical Topics:

Formal vs. Informal Language: Choosing appropriate tone and structure.
Conditional Sentences: Using first conditional for future possibilities (e.g., "If you have questions, please ask").
Prepositions of Time and Place: Correct usage in email contexts (e.g., "We will meet on Monday at the office").

Module 4: Mettings e Agendas

Theme: Running Meetings and Managing Discussions

Activities: Learn about benchmarking for profiles

Grammatical Topics:

Passive Voice: Focusing on actions rather than subjects (e.g., "The agenda was distributed").
Question Forms: Formulating questions for discussion and feedback (e.g., "What are the main topics?").
Reported Speech: Reporting what others have said during meetings (e.g., "She said that the meeting would be rescheduled").

Module 5: Negotiation and Persuasion

Theme: Negotiation Skills and Maintaining Relationships

Activities: Self Marketing

Grammatical Topics:

Modals of Advice and Suggestions: Using modals like "should," "could," and "might" (e.g., "You should consider...").
Relative Clauses: Adding detail to negotiations (e.g., "The proposal that we discussed...").
Gerunds and Infinitives: Understanding which verbs take gerunds or infinitives (e.g., "I look forward to discussing..." vs. "I want to negotiate...").

Module 6: Presentation of Projects and Data

Theme: Presenting Projects and Data Effectively

Activities: Job Search and key words

Grammatical Topics:

Comparatives and Superlatives: Comparing data and project outcomes (e.g., "This method is more effective than...").
Future Perfect: Discussing outcomes by a specific future time (e.g., "By next month, we will have completed...").
Phrasal Verbs: Using phrasal verbs commonly associated with presentations (e.g., "To wrap up the discussion").

Module 7: Customer service

Theme: Customer Service Scenarios

Activities: Answering Recruiters

Grammatical Topics:

Indirect Questions: Formulating polite inquiries (e.g., "Could you tell me if...?").
Present Perfect Tense: Discussing experiences relevant to customer service (e.g., "I have handled many complaints").
Subjunctive Mood: Expressing wishes or recommendations (e.g., "It is important that you remain calm").

Module 8: Reports and Business Writing

Theme: Writing Business Reports and Proposals

Activities: Adjusting your CV to specific jobs

Grammatical Topics:

Complex Sentences: Using conjunctions to connect ideas (e.g., "Although the report is late, it is comprehensive").
Adverbial Clauses: Discussing conditions, reasons, and results (e.g., "If we increase our budget, we can expand our project").
Direct vs. Indirect Speech: Writing dialogue and reporting speech in reports.

Module 9: Interviews and Recruitment

Theme: Interviewing and Recruitment Communication

Activities: Basic Interview Questions

Grammatical Topics:

Future Continuous: Talking about future plans and predictions (e.g., "We will be interviewing candidates next week").
Causative Verbs: Expressing actions where someone else performs the action (e.g., "I had my resume updated").
Complex Noun Phrases: Formulating detailed descriptions (e.g., "The candidate with the best qualifications").

Module 10: Corporate Culture and Networking

Theme: Corporate Culture and Networking

Activities: Interview practice

Grammatical Topics:

Conditionals: Using various conditional forms to discuss hypothetical situations (e.g., "If I network effectively, I could gain new clients").
Inversion in Questions: Formulating formal questions (e.g., "Should you need assistance, please let me know").
Use of Articles in Cultural Context: Understanding when to use articles with cultural references (e.g., "The American workplace is different from...").

Beyond

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Inglês para Trabalho

Sobre o curso

Conteúdo do curso

Module 1: Corporate English Fundamentals

Module 2: Corporate Structure and Hierarchy

Module 3: E-mail Communication

Module 4: Mettings e Agendas

Module 5: Negotiation and Persuasion

Module 6: Presentation of Projects and Data

Module 7: Customer service

Module 8: Reports and Business Writing

Module 9: Interviews and Recruitment

Module 10: Corporate Culture and Networking

Beyond

Módulo 1: Fundamentos do Inglês Corporativo

Módulo 2: Estrutura e Hierarquia Corporativa

Módulo 3: Comunicação por E-mail

Módulo 4: Reuniões e Agendas

Módulo 5: Negociação e Persuasão

Módulo 6: Apresentação de Projetos e Dados

Módulo 7: Atendimento ao Cliente

Módulo 8: Relatórios e Redação Empresarial

Módulo 9: Entrevistas e Recrutamento

Módulo 10: Cultura Corporativa e Networking

Avançado

Sobre o professor

Paulo Costa