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Incorporate training and

Executive Support

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What is an InCorporate Trainer?

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Understand how the InCorporate Trainer delivers in-house business English training

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Our InCorporate Trainers are experienced and qualified business English trainers who have been carefully selected for their competence, commitment and energy.

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They work where you work

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Unlike many other “in-house” solutions, our trainers don’t work out of a school, visiting your offices for classes and then returning to their company.  Instead, they are embedded in your offices during the day, with a desk alongside your teams. They deliver training, help you with on-the-job support at your desk, and shadow you in action. Additionally the trainer takes responsibility for organizing and scheduling the training.

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They’re available one to five days per week

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Depending on the number of people you want on the program, an InCorporate Trainer is with you from between 1 day and 5 days a week.

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An in-house business English trainer working a 40 hour week will usually be responsible for the business English needs of around 80 to 120 people. The exact number depends on a variety of influences such as availability, training targets and the diversity of learning needs.

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Their time is flexible

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A full-time InCorporate Trainer working 40 hours per week will spend at least 30 hours in direct contact with you and your team. This 30/10 split means that you benefit from trainer availability. The trainer is always on-call when you need support. Additionally, if unforeseen circumstances mean you are too busy to make a training session, the trainer can adapt his or her schedule to offer alternatives.

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The 30 hours are typically a combination of

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  • GROUP TRAINING

  • ONE-TO-ONE TRAINING

  • SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS

  • SHADOWING

  • ON-THE-JOB SUPPORT

  • BLENDED LEARNING

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The other 10 hours are typically spent on:

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  • DELIVERING FEEDBACK

  • BUILDING TRAINING PLANS TO PROVIDE A STRUCTURED LEARNING PATH

  • SELECTING, ADAPTING OR BUILDING TRAINING MATERIALS WHICH FIT YOUR NEEDS

  • ADMINISTRATING THE TRAINING PROGRAM  (INVITATIONS, PARTICIPATION TRACKING)

  • DRIVING MOTIVATION AND PARTICIPATION

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Executive Mentor.

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What is executive mentoring?

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Executive mentoring involves the processes of executive coaching, but in a mentoring context. A mentor is an experienced and trusted adviser who takes a custodial interest in the progress of an other.

Mentors are often appointed within an organisation, both to give experience to the mentor and to foster the progress or more junior staff. For a senior executive, this might not be possible and the organisation must look outside to an organisation like Brefi Group.

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What does an executive mentor do?

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A mentor will help an executive assess his or her performance, to obtain confidential feedback in individual strengths and weaknesses, and to learn new skills and behaviours. The mentor will help the executive build a valuable network and might also introduce him/her to his own contacts. Mentors take a long term approach to furthering the executive's career.Mentors are likely to be older and more experienced than the executives they mentor.

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For further information please contact English email us:iinfo.englishistanbu@gmail.com

 

Seminar Programmes

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Presentation Techniques: 

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The presentation program aims to develop the way you present your tasks. Preparing persuasive and professional presentations, enriching the language of the presentation, choosing the right words and grammar and using the body and audio language correctly are among the contents of seminar programs.

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Business English Speaking Techniques:

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 This seminar program helps you to use English in your business life more effectively, control your communication style and create a stronger bond with your colleagues. It also aims to improve the first impression you have on people the first time they meet you, to remove the barriers while communicating and to choose the best body and audio language. Overall it will show you how to be a better speaker.

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Business English Writing Skills:

 

 

This seminar program intends to help you to give clear and concise message,  have an efficient written language, to avoid the grammar mistakes in written language and be able to use a more professional writing technique. This includes pre-planning before writing, the opportunity to practice writing and control issues and tips about writing professionally.

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Speaking English on the Phone Techniques: 

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This program helps you to introduce yourself on the phone effectively, speak clearly, listen to the speaker properly, to take or leave clear notes, to use time effectively, cope with difficulties and end a phone call. This program is suitable for those who need to improve their spoken English on the phone in their business lives.

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English Interview Techniques: 

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This program is designed for Human Resources managers or directors who are in charge of interviewing with candidates aiming to get them feel more confident and comfortable during interviews.The interviewer is expected to learn how to meet interviewees , what type of questions to ask, how to process after the interview and how to end the interview. 

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These courses are designed to help you improve your use of English in a business context. The courses will be especially useful if you:

  • work in an English-speaking office

  • deal with customers from other countries

  • travel overseas for your job

  • are studying a Business course at university

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The courses provide practice of Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing and cover a variety of business-related topics. You will also be able to improve your knowledge of grammar and vocabulary for use in business situations.

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Course Materials

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Your teacher will follow a course book in your lessons, but will also provide extra activities and materials to help you and your classmates get more practice in the areas you need to focus on. You can purchase the book from the front desks at our branches.

Course Level

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You need to a minimum level of Pre-Intermediate-1 to start a Business English course. You can see the course level below.

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  • Pre-Intermediate   /    Intermediate  /    Upper-Intermediate   /    Lower-Advanced   /     Advanced

Course Durations and Times.

English Istanbul offers a 9-week term, with a total of 54 class hours.  Classes are held on the following days and times.

 

Business English Courses- Days and Times
 

Monday and Wednesday 

10:00 - 13:00

14:00 - 17:00

18:45 - 21:45

Tuesday and Thursday

10:00 - 13:00

14:00 - 17:00

18:45 - 21:45

Saturday and Sunday

09:00 - 12:00

13:00 - 16:00

16:30 - 19:30

*The dates above are possible times for all courses, so please contact us to book a placement test to find out which specific dates and times are available for your level.

 

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