Curriculum
Fluent at Work — Business English (A2+)
Start Here
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Module 1 — New Job, New People
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Overview & Goals
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A Good First WeekPreview
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Quiz — Reading
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Vocabulary & PronunciationPreview
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G1 — Present perfect
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G2 — Present perfect
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G3 — Present perfect
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G4 — Present perfect (fill-in-the-blank)
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Useful LanguagePreview
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Writing Practice: Introduce Yourself to the Team
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Podcast — My First Week at Bright CoffeePreview
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Quiz — Podcast
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Roleplay — The Office TourPreview
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Unit Review — Revision NotesPreview
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Module 1 Final Quiz
Module 2 — Short & Clear: Simple Work Emails
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Module 3 — On the Phone
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Module 4 — Coffee Break: Small Talk at Work
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Module 5 — Numbers, Prices & Dates
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Module 6 — Can You Help Me? Orders & Requests
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Module 7 — On the Road: Business Travel
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Module 8 — Around the Table: Simple Meetings
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Final Assessment & Certificate
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Text lesson
Vocabulary & Pronunciation
Eight words for your first days in a new job. Hover or tap a card to see the meaning and an example, and press the speaker to hear it.
to show around
to take someone on a first tour of a place
“On my first day, Marta showed me around the office.”
a coworker
a person who works with you
“My coworkers are friendly and always ready to help.”
the front desk
the desk at the entrance where visitors arrive
“Please leave your key at the front desk.”
to settle in
to start to feel comfortable in a new place
“It took me two weeks to settle in.”
to fill in
to write information on a form
“Can you fill in this form, please?”
to greet
to say hello to someone in a friendly way
“She greets everyone with a big smile.”
to get used to
to become comfortable with something new
“I am getting used to the new computer system.”
to take a break
to stop working for a short time
“Let’s take a break at eleven o’clock.”