English for Work Tests

Presentation English — Advanced

Executive-level framing, narrative under scrutiny, ethical use of numbers, handling hostile or vague questions, panel and town-hall language, and adapting tone when time or audience shifts mid-talk.

Presentation English — Intermediate

Structuring talks for decisions, signposting under time pressure, data highlights, polite disagreement in Q&A, hybrid room etiquette, and recovery when tech or timing slips.

Presentation English — Beginner

Basic workplace presentation English: openings, signposting, slide support (not reading), pace, simple transitions, Q&A etiquette, and polite closings. Practical phrases for live and video talks.

Meeting English — Advanced

High-stakes and cross-cultural meeting English: diplomatic pushback, executive summaries, pre-reads, consent vs commitment language, workshop facilitation cues, and closing with explicit dissent capture.

Meeting English — Intermediate

Running and contributing in meetings: framing decisions, polite disagreement, timeboxing, note-taking, RACI-style ownership, hybrid etiquette, and steering back to agenda.

Meeting English — Beginner

Everyday workplace meeting English: agendas, joining calls, polite turns, clarifying, agreeing, action items, and common phrases. Practical phrases, not a full grammar course.

Email English — Advanced

Diplomatic disagreement, escalation, exec updates, accidental commitments, mixed audiences, time zones, and legal-aware wording. Exam-level awareness, not legal advice.

Email English — Intermediate

Tone, follow-ups, declines, bad-news structure, looping people in, recap emails, and forwarding hygiene in professional English.

Email English — Beginner

Workplace email English: subject lines, greetings, To/CC/BCC, polite requests, attachments, and Reply vs Reply All. Not a grammar exam of every tense.