B2 example lessons

An upper intermediate learner who can understand the main ideas of complex text, including technical discussions in their field. They can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity, making regular interaction with native speakers quite possible without strain for either party. They can produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain a viewpoint by giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.

Workplace conflict: giving constructive feedback
B2BusinessPractical EnglishGrammar

Workplace conflict: giving constructive feedback

Learn to navigate workplace disagreements and give constructive feedback with confidence, mastering essential phrases and grammar for professional communication.

Managing up: using diplomatic language with seniors
B2BusinessWorkPractical English

Managing up: using diplomatic language with seniors

Master the art of diplomatic communication with your manager, learning key phrases to discuss challenges and propose solutions effectively.

Franchise agreements: negotiating terms and obligations
B2BusinessPractical EnglishModal verbs

Franchise agreements: negotiating terms and obligations

Master the language of business negotiation, from compromising to driving a hard bargain, and confidently make counter-proposals in franchise agreement discussions.

Product demos: using persuasive language
B2BusinessPractical EnglishGrammar

Product demos: using persuasive language

Master persuasive language for product demos, learn to articulate value, and confidently handle questions to make your next presentation a success.

Quality assurance: discussing problems and hypothetical solutions
B2BusinessGrammarPractical English

Quality assurance: discussing problems and hypothetical solutions

Master the language of quality assurance to confidently discuss project problems and propose viable solutions, applying mixed conditionals and practical meeting phrases.

User experience: giving feedback and discussing past mistakes
B2TechnologyBusinessGrammar

User experience: giving feedback and discussing past mistakes

Master the art of giving constructive feedback and reflecting on past project mistakes using advanced vocabulary and the third conditional, essential for professional growth.

Global meetings: discussing scheduling and communication
B2BusinessPractical EnglishGrammar

Global meetings: discussing scheduling and communication

Master the art of scheduling and communicating effectively in global meetings, learning key phrases and grammar to ensure smooth international collaboration.

Project management: setting boundaries and managing expectations
B2BusinessWorkPractical English

Project management: setting boundaries and managing expectations

Master vital B2 English for project management, learning to set clear boundaries and manage expectations effectively, ensuring your projects run smoothly.

Job offers: negotiating salary and benefits politely
B2BusinessWorkPractical English

Job offers: negotiating salary and benefits politely

Learn to confidently and politely negotiate job offers, mastering key phrases and indirect questions to secure the best salary and benefits for your career.

Business proposals: using formal language for persuasion
B2BusinessGrammarPassive voice

Business proposals: using formal language for persuasion

Master the art of persuasive business proposals by learning formal language, key vocabulary, and practical phrases to articulate your ideas effectively.

Running workshops: using gerunds and infinitives
B2WorkGrammarPractical English

Running workshops: using gerunds and infinitives

Learn to confidently lead workshops and master the nuanced use of gerunds and infinitives, equipping you with essential language for professional interaction.

Brand strategy: making comparisons and giving opinions
B2BusinessGrammarVocabulary

Brand strategy: making comparisons and giving opinions

Explore brand strategy, learn to modify comparisons, and discuss marketing ideas with confidence using authentic English.