Objetivos del cursoMaster de Inglés de Negocios.(MBE)Aprende más sobre el lenguaje de los negocios y adquiere valiosa información sobre las más exitosas prácticas realizadas hoy en día en esta área. Nuestro método exclusivo combina estudios intensivos de inglés con casos de la Harvard Business School Publishing, permitiéndote esto explorar temas como : marketing global, liderazgo, toma de decisiones, charlas y presentaciones en público y entrevistas internacionales.
ContenidoMBE TutorialLearn the fundamental communicative skills you need to participate in these seminar-style courses, in which students collaborate in small groups and class participation is essential.
General Business ConceptsIdeal for the students whose studies or career have not focused on business principles, this course provides an introduction to business concepts and ideas.
Public Speaking and Presentation SkillsAn essential basis for success in business is the ability to present one’s ideas and findings to others in formal and informal presentations. This course provides the theory and practice for students to succeed as public speakers and presenters.
Internship PreparationBefore applying your skills in an American business setting, we will teach you the basics you need to succeed in a professional environment, from resume writing to interviewing and social skills.
Leadership and Decision MakingIn order to make sound business decisions, leaders tend to have good reasoning skills in addition to a well-developed sense of purpose and ideals. We will look at examples from the business world and analyze leadership qualities.
Business WritingStudents will develop the skills to express themselves effectively in written business communications.
Business SimulationsImagine yourself as a leader in a company that is failing. Your goal is to turn around the company and avoid bankruptcy.
Other possible optionsMarketing and Branding
NegotiationCrosscultural Management
Organizational BehaviorAlso, there will be General Knowledge electives such as American History, International Relations, Politics and Government, Comparative Religions, etc.