Arizona State University - Business English: Finance and Economics
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Business English: Finance and Economics at Coursera Overview
Duration | 30 hours |
Start from | Start Now |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Intermediate |
Official Website | Explore Free Course |
Credential | Certificate |
Business English: Finance and Economics at Coursera Highlights
- 29% started a new career after completing these courses.
- Earn a shareable certificate upon completion.
- Flexible deadlines according to your schedule.
Business English: Finance and Economics at Coursera Course details
- Do you work in finance or interact with finance professionals? Is it necessary to speak, write or understand English in your career? Follow the authentic characters in this course as they work through common business situations in finance and economics. Learn from your successes and failure, and think critically about your own communication options. After taking this course, you will be able to read and create efficient e-mails, reports, and impactful presentations with words and phrases commonly used in finance and economics. Communicate clearly under pressure utilizing recently learned strategies, and obtain immediate feedback about the efficiency of your business communication skills in English from other finance professionals around the world! Gain the English communication skills that you desire and that global managers expect.
Business English: Finance and Economics at Coursera Curriculum
Budgeting
1.2 Shaving Off 5%
1.4 Probing Questions
1.10 Open Communication
1.12 Forming Yes/No Questions
1.14 Forming WH Questions
1.19 Review: Budgeting
1.1 Weekly Goals and Advice from Instructors
1.3 Vocabulary Preview: Budgeting
1.5 "How to Ask the Right Questions: A Framework for Asking"
1.7 Probing Question Stems
1.9 Asking the right questions? Have Intellectual Curiosity
Bonus: Worksheet for Practicing How to Say Numbers
Bonus: "Sensitivity to Criticism Test"
1.15 "Your Company's Culture" An article with lots of WH-questions
1.17 "Getting to Yes: Interest versus Positions"
1.18 Budget Review Worksheet (Use with Review: Budgeting)
1.22 Quizlet Vocabulary Practice: Budgeting
1.6 Probing Questions
1.8 Probing Question Stems
1.11 Open Communication
1.13 Forming Yes/No Questions
1.16 Forming WH Questions
1.21 Week 1 Test
Forecasting
2.2 Catherine's Solid Forecasts
2.4 Answering Questions Without Defensiveness
2.6 Chart Communication
2.11 Transition Phrases for Contrast and Additions
2.13 Transition Phrases for Cause and Effect
2.17 Review (Watch with Companion Worksheet)
2.1 Weekly Goals and Advice from Instructors
2.3 Vocabulary Preview: Forecasting
2.7 "How to Give a Great Financial Presentation" (by telling a story)
2.8 "Secrets of Reading Financial Reports"
2.9 How to Organize your Story and Other Hints
Bonus: "4 Magic Phrases"
2.15 More Transition Phrases for Cause/Effect, Contrast and Addition
2.16 Review Companion Worksheet
2.21 Quizlet Vocabulary Practice: Forecasting
2.5 Answering Questions Without Defensiveness
2.10 Chart Communication/Storytelling
2.12 Transition Phrases for Contrast and Additions
2.14 Transition Phrases for Cause and Effect
2.20 Week 2 Chapter Test
Purchasing
3.2 Tooling Options
3.4 Making Concessions
3.8 Maintaining Integrity
3.13 Persuasive Language-Logic
3.16 Phrases for Concession
3.19 Review
3.1 Weekly Goals and Advice from Instructors
3.3 Vocabulary Preview: Purchasing
3.5 Conceed to Your Ego: A Video
3.9 Five Ways to See if your Business Integrity is Showing
3.11 "The 6 Types of Socratic Questions"
3.15 More Phrases for Concession and Counter Arguments
3.18 Review Companion Worksheet: How to Negotiate a Win Win
3.23 Quizlet Vocabulary Practice: Purchasing
3.7 Making Concessions
3.10 Maintaining Integrity
3.12 Socratic Questions and Business Integrity Showing
3.14 Persuasive Language-Logic
3.17 Phrases for Concession
3.22 Week 3 Chapter Test
Auditing
4.2 Mary Gains Confidence
4.4 Types of Power
4.8 How to Use Different Types of Power
4.12 Speaking Tone
4.17 Writing Tone
4.19 Review: Auditing
4.1 Weekly Goals and Advice From Instructors
4.3 Vocabulary Preview: Auditing
4.5 Auditors and Power Relationships: How Can We Get Along?
4.6 William Ury: "NO Means Yes" ~ Tell that to Your Auditor!
4.9 "Five Ways To Get Anyone To Do Anything"
4.13 Sound of Confidence: Amy Cuddy's Power Poses
4.14 Three Productive Language Choices
4.16 Companion Email for "Writing Tone" Instructional Video: Delay in analytic software launch
Bonus: Super Cool Comparison Tool for Analyzing How Well Your Writing Style Matches Others
4.22 Quizlet Vocabulary Practice: Auditing
4.7 Types of Power
4.11 Using Different Types of Power
4.15 Speaking Tone and Body Language
4.18 Writing Tone
4.21 Week 4 Chapter Test
Economics
5.2 Seeing Things Clearly
5.6 Reading Strategies
5.9 Applying Reading Strategies
5.12 Phrases for Increase/Decrease
5.15 Untranslatable Phrases
5.17 Review: Economics
5.1 Weekly Goals and Advice from Instructors
5.3 Vocabulary Preview: Economics
5.4 "These are the Econ Blogs you Need to Read"
5.8 Applying Reading Strategies (Companion Article)
5.10 On The Move In China (Optional)
5.13 More Phrases Used For Increase/Decrease
5.14 Idioms and Words Difficult to Translate in Business
5.20 Quizlet Vocabulary Practice: Economics
5.7 Reading Strategies
5.19 Week 5 Chapter Test
Review
6.2 Course Review Part 1
6.4 Course Review Part 2
6.1 Course Review Companion Worksheet Video Part 1
6.3 Course Review Companion Worksheet Part 2
6.5 REFERENCES
6.6 Final Exam