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Using Market Leader for my business English class

I have some private students interested in learning Business English. I am using the book Market Leader New Edition of Pearson Longman.

In Unit 8 students learn about employment issues and vocabulary related to this topic. The unit begins with a quotation I cannot agree more: "No matter how successful you are, your business and its future are in the hands of the people you hire" by Akio Morita - founder of Sony and inventor of the walkman.

In the teacher's notes there is some information I found interesting.

For example, appearance, experience, qualifications are taken into consideration when you apply for a job, but in Japan, blood group is very important as well. Why? Click here
and in France, handwriting is taken very seriously! Click here for further reading.


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kobe said…
i major in business english in my college, i hope you can share with me, really thank you
10 April 2012 at 23:13
Englisch Übersetzer Schweiz said…
Great book, hear about it, actually it was recommended by some other people too. A language learning book should actually provide you with useable business information too ; )
24 May 2012 at 13:08
CSI - ESL Academy said…
There is definitively no better method to improve our businesses than by learning how to communicate our ideas.
20 August 2012 at 09:47
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