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• date: 15 April 2026
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| Duration: 1h 25m
Speak, write, and follow up with confidence: intros, small talk, calls, emails, LinkedIn, and cross-cultural tone.
What you'll learn
Introduce yourself with a clear 15–30 second elevator pitch and bridge questions.
Use polite tone, softeners, and small talk to build rapport across cultures.
Write first-contact and follow-up emails that are clear, professional, and reply-friendly.
Send LinkedIn connection and nurture messages that feel human (not salesy).
Handle business calls: open, transfer, take messages, and leave concise voicemails.
Clarify misunderstandings with paraphrasing, repair lines, and confirmed next steps.
Requirements
There are no prerequisites for this course
Description
Have you ever wanted to introduce yourself to someone important, follow up after an event, or message a potential mentor on LinkedIn. but hesitated because you weren't sure how to say it in English?In global business, English is often the default language—even when nobody in the conversation is a native speaker. And in networking, you usually get one chance to make a clear, professional impression. A message that's too informal can sound careless. A message that's too formal can sound robotic. And idioms or "clever" corporate phrases can confuse international contacts and quietly kill momentum.That's why this course focuses on Business English for networking—not general grammar, and not generic "networking tips." You'll learn practical Global English: clear, culturally neutral language that helps you connect in real situations—at events, on calls, over email, and on LinkedIn.In this course, you'll learn how to:Use the core networking "functions" in English (greet, introduce, ask, offer, close)Build rapport with polite tone, softeners, and culturally safe small talkDeliver a strong 15–30 second self-introduction/elevator pitch (without jargon)Listen actively, paraphrase, clarify, and repair misunderstandings professionallyChoose clear language over idioms—and avoid outdated or risky expressionsHandle phone calls confidently: openings, transfers, messages, and voicemail scriptsWrite first-contact and follow-up emails that are short, specific, and reply-friendlySend LinkedIn connection requests, nurture messages, and polite follow-upsMaintain relationships long-term with value-adding check-ins and "double opt-in" intros Edit "bad" messages into "better" ones using a simple language playbookBy the end, you won't be guessing how to sound "natural." You'll have plug-and-play phrases, templates, and structures you can reuse—so your English supports your professional goals instead of slowing you down.Whether you're networking for career growth, building cross-border relationships, or simply want to feel calm and credible in English, this course will give you the language to connect with clarity and confidence.Let's get started.
Clarify misunderstandings with paraphrasing, repair lines, and confirmed next steps.,Job seekers and career changers networking with recruiters or hiring managers,Students and graduates preparing for professional events and informational interviews,Entrepreneurs/founders building partnerships, clients, or investor relationships,Remote and cross-border team members who network by email, calls, and LinkedIn,Anyone who wants clearer, more confident networking English (B1+ recommended)



   
   
   

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