Business courses in Philippines for international students

To work in the international arena and to receive an elite education, it is not enough to have common language skills - professional English has a specific vocabulary from a narrow sphere, which also undergoes changes on average every 5 years. Today, English acts as the language of commerce and business, scientists and engineers, educators and travelers. In the international arena, doing business and carrying out any other professional activity is difficult to imagine without a good knowledge of the language: the lack of basic language skills is perceived as a gap in education and inflicts a significant blow on reputation.

The foreign environment will give a wonderful experience - not only linguistic, but also with regards to relevant information about a particular specialty at the international level. Foreign programs can guarantee language immersion - this is one of the decisive moments of studying abroad. This is a way to simply and efficiently improve your speaking skills, listening comprehension, and master special skills (conducting business negotiations, correspondence, presentations, etc.).

• Programs for foreign students have a different focus. Some of them are aimed at mastering the language for a successful life and employment in a specific country - in this case, the English for Work program or more specific ones, for example, English for Medicine / Engineering, will suit you.
• Business areas for schoolchildren and young people touch on education issues with an emphasis on those qualities: without which no leader can carry out activities, creativity, responsibility, and flexibility of thinking develop.
• Successful and novice entrepreneurs will be able to improve their negotiation skills, expand vocabulary in terms of, and learn professional slang. Depending on the course, students will be able to try themselves in drawing up business plans, creating business concepts, and will study the features of management, marketing and accounting.

The leisure program included in the courses is created in accordance with interests of specialists and involves thematic tours, trips to iconic sights, extra-curricular activities, visits to workshops, trainings and large companies. "Professional English" is:

• Literacy in written and spoken language
• Knowledge of special terms and professional slang
• A number of important skills: the ability to express and defend one’s opinion reasonably, navigate a large flow of information, and quickly perceive speech
• Eloquence skills
• Knowledge of business etiquette and correspondence.

For students and schoolchildren, special conditions are organized that impose their own specifics on the entire educational process:

• intercultural environment - groups are quite mixed. Students can get rid of the language barrier, gain important experience in intercultural communication
• native-speaking teachers - when studying with native speakers, students will be able to hear original English. If we talk about business areas, leading specialists are invited, to share extensive experience in professional activities at the international level.
• other factors in accordance with which directions are created: age-related features (content that will be most relevant is developed), level of complexity and degree of intensity (the level of complexity depends on students' knowledge, and saturation can vary from 10-20 to 25-35 hours a week )

In general, requirements for applicants are usually not put forward, but vocational courses still require basic preparation: the higher the student’s knowledge, the more he will be able to study, and therefore, the higher the chance to improve his qualification, gaining valuable knowledge and experience.

The teaching methods used by teachers are recognized around the world and recommended as the most effective: a communicative approach, interactivity, an individual teaching principle, and much more. Students write an introductory test to determine their level of language proficiency, and then are divided into appropriate groups.

Accommodation options while studying at a language school are the following:

1. Student dormitory on campus - foreign students live in comfortable rooms for 1-5 people, each room has a bathroom, refrigerator and air conditioning. Boarding meals (buffet three times a day), laundry, housekeeping.

2. Apartments - meals are organized by a student independently

3. Hotel - services are optional.

How to enter the linguistic center?

Students should go through an admission - as for the visa, then for short-term courses (up to 30 days) a visa is not required:

1. Prepare documents

2. Find a school and course

3. Fill out the application form

4. Pay the registration fee

5. Expect an invitation letter from school.