LangAdvance Canadian Business English Vocabulary for Networking, Meetings and Emails
LangAdvance Canadian Business English Vocabulary for Networking, Meetings and Emails runs twenty-seven minutes and opens the Go Canada English course taught by Anna, a Canadian teacher with a master's degree in education and more than twelve years with adult learners. It sets out the six sections of the course, then teaches a grammar lesson on articles and works through the questions Canadian interviewers ask, weighing several model answers to each one.
100% Free (unlimited): The whole twenty-seven minutes plays on YouTube for anyone, with no account and no sign-up, and automatic English captions and a written transcript sit beside it. Audio tracks in several other languages are generated automatically.
How It Helps Your Business English
The teacher introduces herself and outlines the six sections of the course: the introduction, a grammar review of articles, prepositions, adverbs and past tenses, business vocabulary with idioms and phrasal verbs, and spoken communication taking in word stress, meetings, presentations and job interviews. A lesson on when an article is used and an interview-question lesson follow in full.
You can watch the article lesson on its own: each rule arrives with a spoken example, so you hear where the stress falls as well as seeing the pattern. The interview part repays the most time, because every answer to a question such as where do you see yourself in five years is read aloud and then weighed, which shows you what a Canadian recruiter takes from the wording you pick. Captions let you follow at your own pace.
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