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Business English eBooks

Learn essential business English with our audio eBooks

Our range of audio business English eBooks focus on the essential language you need for professional communication in meetings, presentations, and more. Each eBook combines clear explanations, practical examples, and audio lessons so you can build your skills and confidence in real workplace situations.

The new editions of Meeting Essentials and Presentation Essentials include updated content, new explanations and improved dialogs.

All eBooks are included with premium membership, or you can purchase individually for $15.95 each or $23.95 for both.

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Presentation Essentials eBook features MP3 audio and PDF lessons on these essential English for presentations skills:

  • Introducing your presentation
  • Signposting and transitioning
  • Describing visuals and charts
  • Talking about trends and rates of change
  • Analyzing trends and making predictions
  • Summarizing and finishing off
  • Starting the Q&A
  • Answering questions
  • Redirecting questions
Meeting Essentials

Meetings Essentials eBook features MP3 audio with PDF transcripts on the following essential English for meetings:

  • Expressing opinions in meetings
  • Agreeing and disagreeing
  • Making suggestions
  • Accepting or rejecting suggestions
  • Clarifying understanding
  • Charing a meeting – starting off
  • Chairing a meeting – managing the discussion
  • Interrupting and resisting interruption
  • Finishing up and action points

Business English Pod eBooks are suitable for learners at an intermediate level (CEFR B1-B2), or those with a BULATS score of 40+ or an IELTS score of 4+ or a TOEIC score of 450+. However, the material is suitable for a range of levels. Intermediate learners can focus on building core language skills, while more advanced learners can develop fluency, expand vocabulary, and improve overall communication in professional settings.

Presentation Essentials eBook

Presentation Essentials eBook

Learn how to present in English with our Presentation Essentials eBook.

Business English Presentation Essentials
With our Presentation Essentials audio eBook you can develop the language and skills needed to deliver effective presentations in English.

The book covers essential business English for the full presentation process, from opening and structuring your talk to signposting and presenting data. You will learn how to describe charts and trends, highlight key points, and connect ideas clearly. It also develops your ability to summarize effectively, deliver a clear call to action, and handle Q&A sessions with confidence.

This 8-unit audio eBook includes a complete set of downloadable PDF lessons and MP3 listening files for every unit. Each lesson features realistic dialogs, clear explanations, and practical language you can use immediately in your own presentations. The 3rd edition of Presentation Essentials includes updated content and newly produced audio recordings.

All eBooks are included with premium membership, or you can purchase Presentation Essentials individually for $15.95.

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Presentation Essentials eBook features MP3 audio, PDF lessons on the following essential English skills for presentations:

  • Making your Introduction
  • Signposting and transitioning
  • Describing visuals and charts
  • Talking about trends and rates of change
  • Analyzing trends and making predictions
  • Summarizing and finishing off
  • Starting the Q&A
  • Answering questions
  • Redirecting questions
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Meeting Essentials

Meeting Essentials eBook

Learn essential business English for participating and leading meetings in English.

Business English Meeting Essentials

Learn business English for meetings so you can participate and lead meetings with confidence.

Meeting Essentials covers the full range of meeting skills, from expressing opinions, agreement and disagreement, to making suggestions and clarifying ideas. You will also learn how to run a meeting , including opening the discussion, managing participation, handling interruptions, and closing with clear outcomes. Each unit includes focused practice to help you build fluency and communicate more effectively in professional settings.

This 11-unit audio eBook includes downloadable PDF lessons and MP3 audio for every unit. Each lesson features realistic dialogs, clear explanations, and practical language you can apply immediately in workplace meetings. The 3rd edition includes updated content, new explanations, and newly produced audio recordings.

All eBooks are included with premium membership, or you can purchase Meeting Essentials individually for $15.95.

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If you are a premium member or you have purchased this eBook, use the links/buttons below to download the eBook PDF and audio files.

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Meeting Essentials

Meeting Essentials eBook features MP3 audio, PDF lessons on the following essential English skills for meetings:

  • Expressing opinions
  • Agreeing and Disagreeing
  • Making suggestions
  • Accepting or rejecting suggestions
  • Clarifying understanding
  • Chairing and starting a meeting
  • Managing the discussion
  • Interrupting and resisting interruptions
  • Finishing up with action points
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VV 35 – English for Sales Management (1)

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Youtube video

In this Business English Vocabulary lesson, we’ll look at vocabulary and collocations related to sales management. A sales force is made up of sales reps who try to identify leads with potential customers called prospects. A sales rep must qualify these prospects as they move down the sales funnel. At the end of the funnel, a rep hopes to close a sale, or make a deal.

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Skills 360 – Top 10 Business English Skills (1)

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Welcome back to Skills 360. It’s great to be back for a new season of podcasts from Business English Pod.

For today’s lesson, we’re going to take a look at 10 key skills or characteristics that every successful business leader needs. You’ve probably heard this kind of list before, but I want to do something a bit different. I’ve matched these key skills with simple but powerful words or phrases that you can use every day. In business, competition is fierce, and you want every advantage you can get, right? So let’s find out how you can get a leg up.

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BEP 235 – English for Conferences 3: Actively Participating

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Conference English Training

Welcome back to Business English Pod for today’s lesson on attending a conference.

Conferences in English and other corporate events can be fantastic learning opportunities. They can also be good chances to connect with other people in your field. But just how good they are depends on more than just the speakers, the workshops, and the other participants. How much you get out of an event depends in large part on what you as a participant do.

You need to put your best foot forward, get engaged in the activities, and meet the people around you. In this way, you’ll learn a lot and make some good connections. But if you sit back, don’t ask questions, and just wait for others to talk to you, you’ll miss out on a great opportunity.

Today we’ll learn some techniques that can be very useful at any kind of event such as a conference, a networking social, or a fundraiser. We will learn how to ask good questions and show you’re engaged. We will also learn how to ask people about their background, give a compliment, and connect a topic to your own experience.

In the dialog, we’ll rejoin a regional HR conference of a large American company. We’ll hear Hanna, a conference attendee, during a workshop. Then we’ll hear Hanna approaching the presenter – Brent – later during lunch.

Listening Questions

1. What concept does Hanna express interest in?
2. What is the first topic of discussion between Hanna and Brent during lunch?
3. What does Hanna think Brent did well?

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BEP 216 – Internal Job Interview in English (1)

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BEP 216 Lesson - Job Interview English: Switching Careers (1)

Welcome back to Business English Pod for today’s lesson on internal job interviews in English.

You already have experience with interviews. You know the kinds of questions that are typically asked, and you’ve rehearsed your answers to those kinds of questions. But this is different. In an internal interview in English, chances are you’re talking with someone you already know. And you’re talking about experiences they already know about. They know you too. That can make it more comfortable in some ways. You don’t have to break the ice and you probably understand the company’s priorities. But it can be more uncomfortable in other ways. You might not have talked in this way with these people before. And you won’t be able to exaggerate anything.

For these reasons, you might need some different techniques. You need to use your knowledge of the company and your experience as an advantage. But at the same time, you have to watch your language and maintain a very high level of professionalism.

We’ll be looking at some of these techniques in today’s lesson. We’ll cover how to give an example of a positive change you’ve made, as well as how to accept responsibility for mistakes. We’ll also learn how we can differentiate ourselves from external candidates, identify problems and solutions, and show a commitment to professional development.

In the dialog, we’ll hear Graham interviewing for a managerial position with a software company. He’s being interviewed by Seth and Michelle. You’ll notice right away that it sounds a bit different than a standard interview at a new company. Seth and Michelle have firsthand knowledge of what Graham has done and how he works.

Listening Questions
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1. What positive change did Graham make for the company?
2. How does Graham show he is committed to developing professionally?
3. What does Graham understand about the company that other candidates might not?

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