Are you worried your English isn't good enough to get the job you want?

It's the day of your job interview. You know that you will be a great employee. But... you have doubts about your conversational skills. The first interview is your chance to impress the hiring manager! Once you're in the room (or on the call), the pressure can be intense.
Get Confident

Does this sound like you?

  • Not enough time to study.

    You know you need to work on grammar, and speaking, and listening, and writing, and reading... but there's just not enough time for it all! Especially if you also need to focus on work-related vocabulary.

  • You don't know WHAT to study.

    Because you're short on time, you need to focus on the exact steps to preparing for this interview. Other Business English programs are too broad or vague.

  • You need to know what interviewers want to hear.

    Even if you're comfortable with day-to-day conversations... How do you know what to talk about with a hiring manager? You need to know exactly what they want you to talk about.

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Course Introduction: How to Use the Content

  • 2

    Step 1: Get in the Right Mindset

  • 3

    Steps 2 and 3: Values and Opinions: Research the Company, Understand Yourself

    • Things You Need to Know

    • Company Research: Where to Look & What to Write Down

    • Industry & Competition Research

    • Discussion Question

    • Questions to Ask Yourself... and How Your Answers Help You

    • Opinions About the Industry: What Do You Think?

    • Discussion Questions
  • 4

    Step 4: Write Your "About Me" Speech

    • Decide What Matters

    • It's Showtime: The Short Version, and Why You Need Both

    • Discussion Questions
  • 5

    Step 5: Your Online Presence

  • 6

    Step 6: PRACTICE: Mock Interviews and Self Talk

    • Practice by Yourself

    • Practice with Friends and Family

    • Practice with a Tutor
  • 7

    Steps 7 and 8: AFTER THE INTERVIEW: Follow Up and Reflect

    • Send an Email or Card

    • Calling for Updates

    • Congratulations!

    • Take Some Notes
  • 8

    Bonus Content: American Workplace Cultural Considerations

    • What to Wear

    • Names: Pronunciation and Formality

    • Handshakes

    • Eye Contact

    • Verbal Cues and Small Talk

    • Meeting Phrases for Phone Calls & Video Chats

    • How to Leave a Professional Voicemail
  • 9

    Bonus Content: PDFs

  • 10

    Bonus Content: Pronunciation Practice

    • TH Sounds & Tongue Twisters

    • B, P and V Sounds

    • R and L Sounds

    • All Tongue Twisters

    • Pronouncing "-ed" Verb Endings