Professional EnglishPractice the English You Need at Work
Generic business vocabulary is not enough for a difficult meeting. These role-specific guides turn recurring workplace situations into repeatable speaking drills, useful phrases, and self-review checklists.
Software teams
English Speaking Practice for Software Teams
Practice the English software teams use in stand-ups, technical explanations, code reviews, incident calls, and cross-team discussions.
Open practice guide
Project managers
English Speaking Practice for Project Managers
Rehearse the English project managers need for status updates, scope discussions, risk communication, facilitation, and stakeholder meetings.
Open practice guide
Customer support
English Speaking Practice for Customer Support Teams
Practice customer support English for clarifying problems, showing empathy, explaining steps, setting expectations, and handling escalation calls.
Open practice guide
A Better Way to Practice Workplace English
Start with a situation you actually face, define the outcome you need, and practice a short spoken response. Review whether the message was clear, then repeat it with one improvement. This develops usable communication rather than a list of business terms.
The guides focus on language practice, not professional or technical advice. Adapt every scenario to your organization's policies, tools, and responsibilities.
Build the Foundations
How to practice English for work meetings
Professional communication practice guide
What business English includes
Rehearse the meeting before it happens
Use a Talkio role play to practice a real workplace situation, review the feedback, and repeat the conversation with a clearer response.
