Business English · Individual or group

English for the moments that matter at work.

Prepare for meetings, interviews, presentations and professional conversations through individual or group sessions focused on real professional contexts.

Fabi writing in a notebook in a professional setting

A course shaped around you

Professional English becomes more valuable when it is specific.

Business English is separate from General English because the language, pressure and expectations are different. Sessions focus on the situations you actually face—or are preparing to face—at work.

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Specific professional context

Work with the vocabulary, tone and communication patterns relevant to your role, industry and goals.

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High-stakes preparation

Prepare for an interview, presentation, meeting or career transition with a clear and bounded focus.

3

Communication beyond correctness

Develop clarity, structure and presence—not only accurate sentences.

What we can work on

Progress becomes practical when it is connected to real situations.

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Meetings and participation

Practise entering discussions, clarifying points, disagreeing respectfully and keeping conversations moving.

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Interviews and career stories

Communicate your experience, strengths and decisions in a way that feels clear and credible.

03

Presentations

Structure ideas, explain information and respond to questions with more confidence.

04

Written communication

Refine emails, messages and professional language when writing is part of your goal.

At work, confidence often begins with knowing what you want to say—and having practised enough to say it clearly.

By Fabi · Live the Language

Questions before you begin

Clear expectations make a better learning experience.

No. Sessions may be individual or group and are shaped around real professional contexts rather than a generic business textbook.

Yes. A short, focused period of preparation can be designed around an interview, presentation, meeting or other important moment.

No. The work prepares your communication; employment and business outcomes depend on many factors beyond language.

Yes. Group sessions can be discussed for colleagues or teams who share professional communication goals, while individual sessions remain available for more personalised preparation.

Begin with your goal

Tell Fabi where you are now and what you would like to communicate.

There are no prices on the website because the first step is understanding the format and focus that make sense for you.

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