OUTLINE PROGRAM OF ENGLISH FOR FINANCE A FORTY-HOUR PROGRAM, 20 SESSIONS @ 2 HOURS SESSION
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CAREER SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE Unit Professional Web quest skills Unit 1 First Researching Choosing impression Financial Job employers
Writing
LANGUAGE KNOWLEDGE Language spot Vocabulary
Reasons for going into finance
What can you expect from career in banking?
Presenting your skills to an employer
A covering letters
The Banking Code
Which services do you use?
Who is better at managing money, men or women?
Financial check-up
Email: customer complaints
How the big banks use outsourcing
Scheduling appointment A finance department and its service providers Presenting figures
Outsourcing financial services
Making request Controlling business expenses
A memo
Requests and offers Modals of obligations and permission
A report
Describing change and cause
Describing trends 1 Describing trends 2
An internal report
Predictions: probability
The economic cycle
4-5
Unit 2 Personal Finance
6-7
Unit 3 Company Financial Services
8-9
Unit 4 Economic Indicators
Tips for presentation
Investing in emerging market
Unit 5 Economic Cycle
How to behave in meeting
The IMF and the world bank
10 11-12
Customer relationship management
Listening
LANGUAGE SKILLS Reading Speaking
The Great Depression
Interpreting Presenting data data Life in modern Explaining Britain trends and An analyst’s their causes report: Kazakhstan MID-TERM TEST Managing the Recessions world and recovery Economy Expressing Who controls and the economy responding to today opinions
Questions types with Present simple and present continuous Suggestions and advice
Describing a job
What can you do with these services? Talking about customer services Phrasal verbs with office tasks
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15-16
17-18
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Unit 6 Economic Sectors Unit 7 Banking
Unit 8 Stock Market
Selling on the telephone
Investment strategies
Regional development agencies Researching a bank
Investment decision Types of banks in UK
Researching a share’s performance
Why do market stock move?
Competing in the global economy An organization chart for a bank Stock markets
The road to development Checking, clarifying, reformulating, Commercial lending News briefings
FINAL TEST I: WRITTEN TEST FINAL TEST 2: ORAL TEST
Reports: comparing options A bank profile
Contrasting opinion
Industries and sectors
Verb patterns
Banks and their products
An analyst’s report
Describing consequences
Reading the financial press