Welcome to the business vocabulary section of the site. Here we have 150 business vocab printable worksheets for you to use with you business English students. While some worksheets may be acceptable for other classes, the topic obviously targets a specific group of learners. This business worksheet is full of phrases students can use in business situations. It even gives students options for each situation so that they can choose the one that best suits them. There are a number of other worksheets that cover writing business emails, role playing situations, and interviews.
Business English courses are becoming more and more popular with learners because English has become a global language. International companies will often use English to communicate even if none of the parties involved are native speakers. For example a Korean company with French business associates will use English to communicate because it is the language that both groups are most likely to have studied. For ESL teachers, these courses can be challenging so it is important to study up on the topic before you start trying to share information with your students. Being able to restate complex terms in their simplest form is going to be one of the most important things you do in this type of class.
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This is a 6 part series teaching Business English with meetings used as the theme for role-plays and discussions. Each week includes matching, sentence scrambles, fill in the blank, a discussion, ...
This is a 6 part series teaching Business English with meetings used as the theme for role-plays and discussions. Each week includes matching, sentence scrambles, fill in the blank, a discussion, ...
This is a 6 part series teaching Business English with meetings used as the theme for role-plays and discussions. Each week includes matching, sentence scrambles, fill in the blank, a discussion, ...
This is a 6 part series teaching Business English with meetings used as the theme for role-plays and discussions. Each week includes matching, sentence scrambles, fill in the blank, a discussion, ...
This worksheet was created for business students, specially those in high positions (directors, managers) and advanced students. The video from TED (www.ted.com) shows Simon Sinek, an important bu ...
This multi-skill lesson (reading and video) is targeted on pre-intermediate and intermediate students doing a Business English course. Apart from reading and listening comprehension the teacher i ...
This video worksheet was designed for pre-intermediate and intermediate students. It familiarizes them with Google, the world's largest IT company. Previewing activities may include the teacher's ...
This is a follow-up for my "At a party: meet new people" worksheet. I created 18 fake business cards based on the same celebrities so that my students can work on exchanging phone numbers and emai ...
This PowerPoint presentation can be used for teachers of business English. For my lessons I like to add one or two of the slides as a part of the lesson. These were taken from a business idiom wor ...
This is a detailed presentation about business writing. Including formal letters and emails; correct usage of punctuation, spelling, number usage, layout guidelines, salutations and valedictions. ...
Worksheet focuses on vocabulary for Advertising and Marketing. The activity is organized around "Mad Men" TV Series part of Episode 1 (available online). The episode demonstrates challenges in ad ...
This is a vocabulary exercise for the law enforcement workplace. It presents word families ,multiple meaning and collocations of one word " arrest". The activities involve dictionary use, creatio ...
The worksheet consists of a quiz “How Good an Entrepreneur Are You?” with the answers and a practical situation for ss to solve and see if they are ready to start their own business. M ...
Discussion based activity for upper intermediate/advanced students. They should read the information and then discuss the pros and cons of each candidate and reach a joint conclusion. Afterwards, ...
What should you think of before you write your CV? What information should and shouldn’t be included in it? What’s the correct way to sort the information? This worksheet can give you ...
I adapted (shortened and changed 2-3 words) a CNN article about the conception of work in the US to be used a basis for discussing cultural norms related to work in an ESL classroom. The first pag ...
This is a game of dominos. There are 16 words used in business correspondence, either letter or email, and their descriptions written on domino cards which you have to then cut out. The students s ...
This worksheet is based on the TED talk by Dan Cobley "What Physics Taught Me About Marketing." I used it with my Business English upper-intermediate group, when we covered the topic of marketing ...
This is a while-watching activity sheet for a video on international trade which can be used as an introduction for a Business English class with a focus on trade and international markets. The vi ...
In this material students will look into differences and similarities of three types of CV: Chronological, Functional and Combination. Based on the information gathered from the first task student ...
I used this worksheet with a business student to talk about the current social problems we've faced these days. You can use the pre-watching video questions for discussion and introduce the s ...
The exercises cover the area of vocabulary connected with ethics in business focusing on vocabulary - matching, paraphrasing (translating if the students are non-English native speakers). Addition ...
Help your students to identify where to use capital letters in writing formal correspondence. This worksheet includes a reminder of the main rules about capital letters, followed by a rewriting ex ...
The students are required to write an e-mail to a penpal in 50 words. The e-mail is to explain why their long-awaited trip to Europe is cancelled. The student needs to choose one of the three choi ...
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