ESLuent's Professional English track was built for the conference call, the job interview, and the keynote. Coach-led courses across CEFR B1–C2, mapped to your industry — Business & Finance, Tech, Medical, Legal, Aviation, Hospitality, Engineering, or Marketing. Vocabulary you'll use this week, scripts for the conversations that actually move work forward.
Why workplace English needs its own track, how we map to CEFR, and how the industry decks work.
10-minute CEFR placement + a 2-minute industry quiz. We point you at the right deck on day one.
Email rituals, meeting scripts, and the small phrases that change how senior people read you.
Each skill has its own track, scored to the same rubric examiners use.
International accents in standup meetings, conference Q&A, on-mic on Zoom — the formats where you can't ask "what?"
Skim for the action item. We train scanning long reports, briefs, and the dense paragraphs in contracts and SOWs.
Emails that land, slides that read, status reports that get the answer in the first sentence — under deadline.
Job interviews, 10-second elevator pitches, leading a standup, saying "no" professionally without burning the bridge.
Not sure where you stand? Take the 10-minute placement test — we'll point you at the right level track.
Eight industries with their own vocab decks, role-play scripts, and email templates — the exact phrases people actually use this week. Each deck is built and reviewed by a coach from that field.
Pitches, board-meeting register, P&L talk, polite pushback in negotiations, deal-stage email scripts.
Standups, RFCs, PRDs, customer calls, "ship-it" English, postmortems without throwing teammates under buses.
Patient handoffs, charting, telemedicine etiquette, OSCE rehearsal, breaking-bad-news scripts.
Contracts, depositions, plain-language drafting, court-appropriate register, polite firm "no".
ICAO phraseology, ATC dialogue, cabin announcements, in-flight problem English.
Front desk, fine dining, complaint handling, upselling without being pushy, tour-guide narration.
Specs, design reviews, on-site coordination, safety briefings, polite engineering disagreement.
Pitch decks, cold outreach, ICP language, demo storytelling, polite-but-firm follow-ups.
A 10-minute CEFR-aligned placement plus a 2-minute industry quiz. We point you at the right level, the right industry deck, and the conversations to drill first.