This course is designed to develop the students' linguistic proficiency in English with a special focus on the four basic skills: reading, listening, speaking and w. It builds on the foundations acquired in the first year and emphasizes the integration of the four language skills—listening, speaking, reading, and writing—through authentic materials related to commerce, management, and economics.

Students will practice specialized vocabulary, business correspondence, report writing, note-taking, and oral presentations. They will also be introduced to case studies and role-play activities simulating real-life professional situations such as meetings, negotiations, and customer interactions.

By the end of the course, students are expected to demonstrate improved proficiency in academic English, increased confidence in oral communication, and the ability to apply language skills to various scenarios.

General Learning Objectives: 

• Identify and explain general English structures while recognizing business-related language in commercial contexts or any general topic. 
• Organize and deliver oral communication (discussions, debates, presentations) using effective argumentation and interaction strategies.
  
• Summarize general topic texts and articles to extract key ideas and concepts.