 | Hello, On Monday, April 28 after 5 pm, some of the university's information systems will be unavailable due to maintenance work. Affected systems are the Education Information System, Financial IS (iFIS), MIS/OBD/Verso, Kopla and related agendas. It is anticipated that everything should be back online and running by Tuesday morning. Work with e-mail or shared drives will not be affected. Computer center |
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The course focuses on the development of two key areas: business terminology and selected business communication skills. The topic areas include primarily finance, corporate practices, rationale and problem definition, and business-related economics. Students also develop the language needed for professional business written and spoken communication.The absolvents get certificate. Last update: Pavlíčková Kateřina (07.04.2021)
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"Emmerson, P.: Business Vocabulary Builder B1/B2 Mascull, B.: Key Words in Business MacKenzie, I.: English for Business Studies Mascull, B.: Business Vocabulary in Use B1/B2 Brieger, N.: The Language of Business English Tailor-made worksheets provided by UCT School of Business" Last update: Kubová Petra (01.04.2021)
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Portfolio Last update: Kubová Petra (01.04.2021)
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1. Introduction: Pitching, presenting in business contexts 2. Self-branding 3. The economy - basic economic terms 4. Company structure, company finance 5. Production and the operations function 6. Working with economic data 7. Corporate Practices 8. Sales+marketing 9. Rationale 1 10. Professional Written Communication 1: Business Correspondence conventions 11. Professional Written Communication 2: Best Practice 12. Professional Written Communication 3: Common mistakes 13. Rationale 2 14. Revision and final presentations Last update: Kubová Petra (01.04.2021)
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