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PROPOSTA DE PRESTAÇÃO DE SERVIÇOS
REF: PRESTAÇÃO DE SERVIÇOS DO ENSINO DA Língua inglesa
Excelências,
Há vários anos prestando serviços na área de ensino da língua inglesa nos locais de serviço de várias instituições, e tendo adquirido uma experiência que nos permite com segurança, exaltar a alta qualidade de nossos serviços, solicitamos a oportunidade de serví-los por um período de teste, ao fim do qual, esperamos ter conquistado a confiança necessária para lhe propor firmarmos um contrato mais duradouro.
Estamos no mercado com a finalidade de oferecer soluções práticas e inteligentes, com pontualidade, qualidade e confiabilidade face aos desafios da globalização através de aprofeiçoamento da língua inglesa.
Assim, gostaríamos que analisassem a seguinte proposta de prestação de serviços abaixo:
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English for Work Concept Note and Summary: Parts of speech and vocab rules.
Estejam certos de que, se aprovarem nossa proposta, não mediremos esforços para nos colocarmos sempre à altura de suas exigências. Tanto nos honraria servir sua conceituada instituição, que estamos dispostos a lhes oferecer uma redução de 10% do custo final, que será posteriormente acordado, dependendo do numero dos inscritos no curso.
Respaldados numa boa imagem, conquistada com muito respeito e atenção aos problemas de nossos clientes, tomamos a liberdade de informar de que ao longo do curso fornecemos todos os materiais didáticos e assim, destacando a eficiência dos nossos serviços.
Aguardamos Vosso parecer, e colocamo-nos à disposição para quaisquer esclarecimentos adicionais.
Cordiais saudações,
Coordenadenação do Learning with Innovation
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Concept Note: English Course
English for Work
If you want an international career in a global workplace, this intensive English course is a big help. Develop the fluency, accuracy and communication skills you need to work confidently in the English-speaking business world.
Every week you will take from 2 to 10 hours: lessons of General English and lessons of Business English.
You’ll get more out of this course if
- You want a career in an international environment.
- You need English in your job.
- You want to change career and improve your chance of getting a good job.
- You want to learn English for business-world success.
What can you expect on this course?
General English - lessons per week
This course builds your General English skills, and then focuses what you have learned on the language you will need in the workplace. Through intensive practice in speaking, listening, reading and writing, you will have gained the means to express yourself effectively in English. So in future, whether you want to write a report or give a presentation, you can do so with fluency, accuracy and confidence.
Business English - lessons per week
English is the world's language of business, politics, international relations, culture and entertainment. This course will develop your skills, helping you build an international career.
As part of your week Business English lessons you can study:
- Negotiating contracts
- Management and HR
- Branding and promotional strategies
- Project management
- Company budgets
You will also learn about 'soft skills' such as:
- Giving opinions
- Making recommendations
- Presenting different scenarios
- Solving problems
And you will develop important workplace skills such as:
- Writing a CV
- Telephone English
- Preparing for an interview
- Giving presentations
Develop your international prospects
By the end of your time with EC, important doors will have opened for you. You will have improved your English fluency and will have the language, knowledge and skills to confidently deal with a variety of business issues.
General & Business English Lessons
Summary
Parts of speech and vocab rules
Verbs
- Regular Verbs (work, worked, worked)
- Irregular Verbs (go, went, gone)
- Phrasal Verbs (talk into …) - Phrasal Verbs Quiz
Adjectives
Adverbs
Prepositions
- Prepositions Short List (at, by, concerning)
- Prepositions List - full list with example sentences
Interjections
Prefixes (non-, inter-, post-)
Suffixes (-ation, -al, -ize)
Contractions (I'm, aren't, here's)
Informal Contractions (gimme, gonna, wanna)
WH Question Words (WHo, WHat, HoW)
Topic vocabulary
Sports Vocabulary with Quizzes (award, champion, stadium)
includes Olympics Vocabulary, History and Quizzes
Christmas Vocabulary (holly, Santa, turkey)
Survival English Key words, phrases, questions and answers for beginners.
- Telling the Time (It's three o'clock)
- Day & Night (day/night, am/pm)
- Days of the Week (Mon., Tues., Wed)
- Months of the Year (January, February)
- Writing the Date (14th March 1999)
- AD and BC
- Calendar of Holidays and Events
- Cardinal Points of the Compass
- Points of the Compass
- Usage (north, south, east, west etc)
Weather (rain, raining, rainy)
Numbers (1/one, 2/two, 3/three)
Top 20 Business Words - useful vocabulary in the following business categories: Abbreviations, Advertising, Air Travel, Banking, Company Structure, Computers, Contracts, Correspondence, CV/Resume, Employment, Import/Export, Insurance, Law, Marketing, Meetings, Money, Newspapers, Numbers, Presentations, Property, Publishing, Punctuation, Selling
Floors of a House (ground floor, first floor)
Floors of a Commercial Building (ground floor, mezzanine, 1st floor...)
Shapes (square, circle, triangle)
Computer Vocabulary (backup, cache, DOS)
Animal Terms (lion, lions, lion, lioness, lion cub, a pride)
Criminals and Law Breakers (murderer, deliberately kills)
- Vocabulary for Cashiers
- Vocabulary for Housekeepers
- Vocabulary for Hotel Staff
- Vocabulary for Airline Staff
- Vocabulary for Catering Staff
- Vocabulary for Tour Guides
- Vocabulary for Nurses
- Vocabulary for Police
Rooms in a House
Furniture and Decor
Appliances
Business Vocabulary
Negotiations Vocabulary
Meetings Vocabulary
Telephone Vocabulary
Vocabulary about Pollution
Vocabulary about Endangered Species
Vocab reference
English Phonetic Spelling (alpha, bravo, charlie)
Synonyms and antonyms - What's the difference between a synonym and an antonym?
Word Lists
- Phrasal Verbs List - Phrasal Verbs Quiz
- Regular Verbs List (work, worked, worked)
- Irregular Verbs List (go, went, gone)
- Selected List of Uncountable Nouns
- List of Nouns that can be Countable and Uncountable
- Partitive Expressions with Uncountable Nouns
- Prepositions Short List (at, by, concerning)
- Prepositions List - full list with example sentences
- Interjections List (oh!, um, ah!)
- Common Words Lists
- Adverbs of Manner List
- Adverbs of Place List
- Adverbs of Time List
- Adverbs of Degree List
- Adjectives
Confusing Words
- Say Or Tell? | Say Or Tell Quiz
- Do Or Make? | Do Or Make Quiz
- See, Look Or Watch? | See, Look Or Watch Quiz
- Hear Or Listen? | Hear Or Listen Quiz
- Unlike Or Dislike? | Unlike Or Dislike Quiz
- Lie Or Lay? | Lie Or Lay Quiz
- Raise Or Rise? | Raise Or Rise Quiz
- Island Or Iceland Or Ireland?
- United Kingdom Or England? | UK or England Quiz
Figures of Speech (like a bat outta hell)
- simile (I've been working like a dog)
- list of AS...AS similes
- metaphor (you are my sunshine)
- hyperbole (tons of money)
- oxymoron (make haste slowly)
A list of English quotes and quotations, giving author details, word definitions and contextual notes.
A reference of English slang words and phrases, with definitions, sample sentences, origins, notes, warnings, quizzes and answers. Arranged alphabetically and by category.
A reference of English phrasal verbs, with definitions, explanations, example sentences, quizzes and answers. Arranged alphabetically.
Idioms
A reference of English idioms and idiomatic expressions, with definitions, explanations, sample sentences, quizzes and answers. Arranged alphabetically and by category.
Idioms by category | with quizzes
Collocations (white coffee, make your bed, do your homework)
British English/American English (lift/elevator)
Ranks - British/American (captain, sergeant)