60 lessons built around real challenges of business life — from stepping into management to telling your own career story. Every lesson brings new words, recordings to listen to and grammar in context, and words from earlier lessons keep coming back so you don't forget them.
Descoperă cursul de „Engleză pentru afaceri” (Business English) la nivelul Upper-Intermediate (B2–C1), conceput special pentru profesioniști și oameni de afaceri din Moldova. Învață engleza avansată pentru mediul corporate într-un mod eficient și flexibil direct de pe telefon sau calculator.
Откройте для себя курс «Бизнес-английский» (Business English) уровня Upper-Intermediate (B2–C1), созданный специально для профессионалов и деловых людей в Молдове. Учите современный бизнес-английский эффективно и с комфортом прямо со смартфона или компьютера.
60 lessons10 units1,305 words to learnCEFR B2 → C1
Grammar reviewTense and aspect review: simple, continuous and perfect forms and what each one adds
23 new words: first-time manager, to step into a role, line management, people management, to manage former peers, to earn respect…
first-time managerto step into a roleline managementpeople managementto manage former peersto earn respectauthorityapproachabilitymanagement styleto lead from the frontto set directionto make the callto second-guess yourselfsteep curveto manage expectations upwarddirect reportsto hold people to accountto lose touch with the front lineto be thrown in at the deep endtransition periodto grow into the jobconfidence crisisto lead by example
New grammarThe future in the past: was going to, was about to, would, was supposed to, was to Regula →Правило →
24 new words: one-to-one meeting, regular check-in, to open up, to air concerns, unspoken tension, to drift apart…
one-to-one meetingregular check-into open upto air concernsunspoken tensionto drift apartdisengagementto read between the linescareer ambitionsto give a heads-upto raise a sensitive topiclistening skillsto hold backto follow through onrecurring slotto cancel at short noticeto make time foragenda ownerto pick someone's brainhonest dialoguetrust-buildingto go off topicto come to the pointsounding board
New grammarVerb + object + infinitive: let / make / help someone do; allow / expect / encourage / persuade / enable someone to do Regula →Правило →
22 new words: to micromanage, micromanager, to entrust, to hand over responsibility, autonomy, decision rights…
to micromanagemicromanagerto entrustto hand over responsibilityautonomydecision rightsto sign off on everythingbottleneck managerto let go of controlempowermentto check up onto look over someone's shoulderto set boundaries for a taskroom for manoeuvrejudgementto back a decisionsafety netto spread yourself too thinto pick up the slackoutcome-focusedtrust but verifyto step back
New grammarHabits and annoying behaviour: will / would, be always + -ing, keep (on) + -ing Regula →Правило →
24 new words: personality clash, to clash with, to rub someone up the wrong way, to bicker, to hold a grudge, to take things personally…
personality clashto clash withto rub someone up the wrong wayto bickerto hold a grudgeto take things personallypassive aggressionto air grievancesto bottle things upto sulkto snap at someoneto smooth things overto mediate betweenneutral groundto bury the hatchetto clear the airto point the fingerblame gameturf warsilotension in the teamto escalate a conflictto defuse a situationpet hate
New grammarUnreal past: it's (high) time, would rather, as if / as though, suppose / what if + past Regula →Правило →
23 new words: psychological safety at work, to admit mistakes, to own up, blame culture, to shoot down an idea, to belittle…
psychological safety at workto admit mistakesto own upblame cultureto shoot down an ideato belittleto speak your mindto stay silentfear of failuresafe to failopennesscandourto encourage dissentgroupthinkto challenge the bossto call out behaviourto feel heardto show vulnerabilityteam normslearning from mistakesbenefit of the doubtto normalisenon-judgemental
Grammar reviewReview: tenses and aspect, the future in the past, verb + object + infinitive, habits, the unreal past
21 new words: 100-day plan, early wins, listening tour, to take stock of, to inherit a team, to map out priorities…
100-day planearly winslistening tourto take stock ofto inherit a teamto map out prioritiesto set the toneto make your markhoneymoon periodto win people overscepticto course-correctmomentumin hindsightdefining momentto deliver early resultsto build credibilitystakeholder mapquick assessmentreality checkleadership presence
New grammarContrast and concession: although, even though, whereas, while, despite / in spite of, nevertheless, much as Regula →Правило →
23 new words: expansion, to consolidate, consolidation, organic growth, acquisition-led growth, overstretch…
expansionto consolidateconsolidationorganic growthacquisition-led growthoverstretchcore marketdiversificationeconomies of scaleto overextendcash reservesmarket saturationbold movestrategic optionto weigh the risksto hold back onappetite for growthgrowth strategymarket penetrationto overreachto retrenchretrenchmentbolt-on acquisition
New grammarNominalisation: from verbs and adjectives to nouns in formal writing (decide → the decision to…, available → availability) Regula →Правило →
21 new words: strategy paper, position paper, background section, problem statement, rationale, options appraisal…
New grammarPast modals of necessity and criticism: needn't have vs didn't need to, could have, ought to have, was supposed to Regula →Правило →
22 new words: short-termism, stopgap measure, to paper over the cracks, false economy, hidden cost, deferred maintenance…
short-termismstopgap measureto paper over the cracksfalse economyhidden costdeferred maintenanceto defer investmentunderinvestmentlong-term damagesunk costto throw good money after badto bite the bulletto come back to hauntto pay the pricefalse startfalse savingmaintenance backlogpatch-up jobto put off investmentcost avoidancedeferred costto store up problems
decision memodecision logcontext sectionoptions consideredreversible decisionirreversible decisionto commit to a courseto lock yourself inexit optionevaluation matrixweighted scoringto narrow downfront-runnerdeciding factorto settle onto put on recordto look back on a decisionaccountable decision-makerrationale for changestatus quo biasdecision rationale
New grammarFuture perfect continuous (and future perfect): by the time…, we'll have been running… Regula →Правило →
23 new words: lagging indicator, leading indicator, target-setting, to hit a target, to fall short of a target, baseline figure…
lagging indicatorleading indicatortarget-settingto hit a targetto fall short of a targetbaseline figuredashboard reportingmetricvanity metricto game the numbersperverse incentiveto measure what mattersperformance trackingrun rateyear-end figureson targetoff targetto recalibrateperformance dashboardbalanced scorecardto set benchmarksmetric overloadto track progress weekly
New grammarEllipsis and substitution: so / not (I think so, I hope not), do so, one / ones, auxiliaries alone (I have, she didn't) Regula →Правило →
22 new words: out-of-hours cover, duty manager, on-call rota, emergency line, handover note, to cover a shift…
out-of-hours coverduty manageron-call rotaemergency linehandover noteto cover a shiftto swap shiftsnight shiftto be on standbyto get called outcall-out feetime off in lieufatigueto wind down after workfalse alarmescalation procedurenight dutyto be woken upemergency contactafter-hours callcover arrangementto be on call
stress testworst-case scenariodownturnrecessiondemand shocksupply shockloss of a key customerliquiditycash bufferresilience planningbusiness continuitycontinuity plansingle point of failureto withstandto weather a stormscenario exercisefallback positionto plan for the unexpecteddownside scenariobest-case scenariosensitivity analysisto model scenariosto survive a shock
SkillsUseful phrases for running an incident call: taking control, assigning tasks, checking understanding, time-boxing (Let's get everyone on the same page…, Can you take…, To confirm…)
21 new words: crisis call, crisis team, to take control, to assign roles, spokesperson, holding statement…
crisis callcrisis teamto take controlto assign rolesspokespersonholding statementcustomer impactto keep stakeholders informedupdate intervallet's get everyone on the same pagewho's looking intocan you confirmto time-boxto stand down the teamall-clearsituation updatechain of commandto stay calm under pressureto prioritise actionsnext updatecrisis coordinator
New grammarParticiple clauses for time, cause and result: Having restarted the node, …; Not knowing that…, …; …, causing a second outage Regula →Правило →
20 new words: post-crisis review, chain of events, trigger event, root cause analysis, warning signs missed, safeguard…
post-crisis reviewchain of eventstrigger eventroot cause analysiswarning signs missedsafeguardto recurrecurrencesystemic issuehuman factorlapse in judgementto reconstruct eventslessons-learned logto embed changeorganisational memorydebriefafter-action reviewto rebuild processeswarning signalblind spot
21 new words: crisis review meeting, to walk through events, corrective measures, to tighten procedures, to close the loop, accountable owner…
crisis review meetingto walk through eventscorrective measuresto tighten proceduresto close the loopaccountable ownerto track to completionoutstanding actionsto chase progressto rebuild confidencegoodwill creditto reassure customerstransparency reportpublic apologyto own the responsefollow-up reviewrepeat crisiskey takeawayscrisis fatiguerecovery planto restore normal operations
New grammarNegative inversion for emphasis: Never have we…, Not only… but also, Rarely, Under no circumstances, Only when…, Little did… Regula →Правило →
23 new words: fraud, fraudster, to commit fraud, financial irregularities, to falsify records, forged signature…
fraudfraudsterto commit fraudfinancial irregularitiesto falsify recordsforged signatureinflated invoiceghost employeekickbackbriberyembezzlementto siphon offforensic accountantred flags of fraudto blow the lid offinternal controlssegregation of dutiesexpense fraudto cook the booksoff-the-books paymentscreative accountingfalse accountingslush fund
Grammar reviewConditionals and wishes review: mixed and inverted conditionals, wish / if only + past and past perfect
22 new words: to blow the whistle, whistleblowing hotline, protected disclosure, retaliation, to retaliate, to speak out…
to blow the whistlewhistleblowing hotlineprotected disclosureretaliationto retaliateto speak outwrongdoingcover-upinternal inquiryanonymityto come forwardlegal protectionto raise the alarmethics committeemoral courageto turn a blind eyeethical dilemmamisconductto report misconductcode of ethicsemployment tribunalspeak-up culture
21 new words: compliance briefing, policy update, regulatory change, risk exposure, due diligence check, third-party risk…
compliance briefingpolicy updateregulatory changerisk exposuredue diligence checkthird-party risksanctions screeninganti-money launderingknow your customersuspicious activityreporting obligationto brief senior managementneed-to-knowlegal counselexposure to finesreputational riskethical culturetone at the topzero tolerancelessons for managersbreach of rules
New grammarModals of deduction with continuous, perfect and passive infinitives: must be running, might have been trained on, can't have been tested Regula →Правило →
22 new words: AI assistant, generative tool, automated summary, draft generated by AI, to fact-check, accuracy…
AI assistantgenerative toolautomated summarydraft generated by AIto fact-checkaccuracyplausible but wronghallucinated figureshuman reviewto rely too heavily ondata leak riskconfidential dataacceptable use policypromptoutput qualityto proofread carefullyproductivity boostAI-generated contentto verify sourcesautomated workflowto double-check factshuman in the loop
New grammarMore passive forms: the get-passive, need + -ing, passive gerunds and infinitives (being asked, to be told, having been chosen) Regula →Правило →
21 new words: data breach notification, to get hacked, to get leaked, to need updating, consent form, data minimisation…
data breach notificationto get hackedto get leakedto need updatingconsent formdata minimisationprivacy policyright to accessdata requestcustomer trustloyalty scheme datathird-party sharingto opt outanonymised dataretention policyprivacy by defaultdata subjectto delete dataprivacy noticecookie consentdata controller
Grammar reviewReview: compound noun phrases, modals with continuous and passive infinitives, discourse markers, passive forms, argument phrases
23 new words: innovation panel, panel moderator, panellist, innovation budget, pilot programme, proof of value…
innovation panelpanel moderatorpanellistinnovation budgetpilot programmeproof of valueto scale an ideafail fastto kill a projectinnovation theatreto take a stancenuanced viewunintended consequencesto strike a balanceclosing remarksthought-provokingaudience questionto oversimplifyinnovation labhackathonmoonshot ideato champion an idearisk-taking
New grammarQuantifiers for precise meaning: a great deal of, the vast majority of, hardly any, a handful of, few / a few, little / a little, a fraction of Regula →Правило →
22 new words: customer segment, target audience, ideal customer profile, early customers, niche audience, mass market…
New grammarApproximate numbers and degree: roughly, just under, well over, upwards of, in the region of, the best part of; fractions and percentages Regula →Правило →
New grammarConcession with -ever and no matter: however + adjective, no matter how / what / who, whatever, whoever, wherever Regula →Правило →
21 new words: opportunity cost, to deprioritise, to park an idea, feature request, to stay focused, strategic fit…
opportunity costto deprioritiseto park an ideafeature requestto stay focusedstrategic fitto dilute the brandsqueaky wheelgut instinctevidence-based decisionto appeaseto stick to your gunsto cave intough callscope disciplineparking lotpet projectroadmap disciplinestrategic focusto say no politelyrequest backlog
Grammar reviewReview: quantifiers, cause and effect, approximate numbers, concession with -ever, describing trends
21 new words: quarterly review, marketing scorecard, headline figure, to beat forecast, to miss forecast, shortfall…
quarterly reviewmarketing scorecardheadline figureto beat forecastto miss forecastshortfallto outperformto underperformbudget variancemarketing spendcost efficiencyto double down onheadwindstailwindsyear to dateon courseoff coursekey learningplan for next quarterquarter-on-quartermarketing ROI
New grammarTact and diplomacy: distancing with past forms and modals (I was wondering if…, I'd have thought…, Wouldn't it be better to…?, It might be an idea to…) Regula →Правило →
23 new words: office politics, key stakeholder, gatekeeper, ally, detractor, to bring someone on side…
office politicskey stakeholdergatekeeperallydetractorto bring someone on sidepolitical capitalto lobby forbehind the scenesinformal networkhidden agendavested interestto sound someone outto tread carefullydiplomatic approachtactful wordingto step on someone's toesto ruffle featherspower mapsphere of influenceto navigate politicsto curry favourpower broker
New grammarEmphasis: do / did for emphasis, the very…, at all, whatsoever, by no means, not in the slightest Regula →Правило →
22 new words: leadership team, to pitch a proposal, business rationale, cost of doing nothing, compelling case, to frame an argument…
leadership teamto pitch a proposalbusiness rationalecost of doing nothingcompelling caseto frame an argumentto cut to the chasebottom line up frontto anticipate pushbackto field tough questionsto secure fundingthe askgreen lightattention spanto lose the roomto read the roomto land a messageairtimeexecutive sponsorfollow-up notebusiness pitchdecision-ready
SkillsUseful phrases for bargaining, conditional offers and closing a deal (We'd be prepared to… if…, That's as far as we can go, Shall we shake on it?)
21 new words: supplier negotiation, purchasing manager, best alternative, walk-away price, opening position, anchor price…
supplier negotiationpurchasing managerbest alternativewalk-away priceopening positionanchor pricecounter-proposalto give groundbargaining chipto drive a hard bargainto sweeten the offermulti-year contractprice lockvolume commitmentpackage dealfinal offerwe'd be prepared to… if…shall we shake on itprocurement processbidding processnegotiating stance
New grammarTentative suggestions: might want to, could always, it might be worth + -ing, you may wish to, there's something to be said for Regula →Правило →
21 new words: managing up, no-surprises rule, to flag risks early, to bring solutions, working preferences, preferred channel…
managing upno-surprises ruleto flag risks earlyto bring solutionsworking preferencespreferred channelto free up capacityto push back respectfullycompeting prioritiesweekly summaryachievement logvisibility of your workto advocate for yourselfto take the initiativeair covertrusted adviserto keep someone in the loopgentle nudgetactful suggestionupward feedbackexpectation setting
New grammarAdvanced reporting: no backshift for things still true; the passive in reporting (It was agreed that…, They are reported to…); reporting nouns (an assurance that…, a claim that…) Regula →Правило →
22 new words: contract dispute, missed delivery date, penalty clause, to withhold payment, to dispute an invoice, arbitration…
contract disputemissed delivery datepenalty clauseto withhold paymentto dispute an invoicearbitrationmediation servicetermination noticewritten agreementverbal promiseto backtrack onto renege onassuranceto honour a commitmentin good faithto salvage a relationshipamicable settlementto part companystatement of workclaim and counterclaimlegal disputegrounds for complaint
22 new words: renegotiation, terms of business, price review, indexation clause, carve-out, exclusivity clause…
renegotiationterms of businessprice reviewindexation clausecarve-outexclusivity clauseminimum order commitmentto waive a feeredlined draftcounterpartylegal sign-offbinding agreementto countersigneffective datecontract addendumsmall printto iron out detailssticking pointagreement in principlebest and final offerrenewal termsnotice clause
New grammarGeneralising and qualifying: tend to, on the whole, by and large, to a large extent, as a rule, in most cases, there is a tendency for Regula →Правило →
22 new words: diversity and inclusion, underrepresented group, representation, sense of belonging, neurodiversity, reasonable adjustment…
diversity and inclusionunderrepresented grouprepresentationsense of belongingneurodiversityreasonable adjustmentgender pay gapglass ceilingallyshipmicroaggressionstereotypeunconscious assumptioninclusive meetingemployee networktokenismequal opportunitiesto widen the talent poolblind shortlistinglived experienceto amplify voicesinclusive hiringdiverse workforce
New grammarDependent prepositions with nouns and adjectives: aware of, responsible for, approach to, impact on, reliance on, in favor of, keen on Regula →Правило →
21 new words: office days, desk booking, all-staff meeting, away day, team ritual, virtual social…
office daysdesk bookingall-staff meetingaway dayteam ritualvirtual socialwater-cooler conversationvideo-call fatigueisolationsense of communitywritten communicationasynchronous updateto over-communicatework-life boundaryremote allowancein-person timeapproach to flexibilityimpact on productivityflexible schedulecollaboration toolsoffice attendance
Grammar reviewHypothetical meaning (review): wish, if only, it's (high) time, would rather, as if / as though
21 new words: exhaustion, always-on culture, heavy workload, to overcommit, sabbatical, mental health day…
exhaustionalways-on cultureheavy workloadto overcommitsabbaticalmental health daywellbeing programmeto pace yourselfsustainable pacecynicismdetachmentto hit a wallrunning on emptyto decompressworkaholicto come up for airwarning signs of stressstress managementwork overloademotional resiliencedowntime
New grammarEllipsis in notes and short forms: dropping subjects, articles and auxiliaries (Fixed bug in…, Needs review, Tested locally, Not ready yet) Regula →Правило →
21 new words: action owner, decision taken, for information, for decision, to circulate notes, to take minutes…
action ownerdecision takenfor informationfor decisionto circulate notesto take minutesnote-takerbullet-point summaryattendeesapologies for absenceany other businessmatters arisingto carry forwardopen actionclosed actionnote formshorthandmeeting recordto minute a decisionkey decisionsnext meeting date
New grammarCohesion: this / these + summarising noun (this approach, these risks), the former / the latter, such, respectively, the above Regula →Правило →
21 new words: business report, terms of reference, methodology, findings section, recommendations section, to condense…
business reportterms of referencemethodologyfindings sectionrecommendations sectionto condenseto distilsuccinctskimmablesupporting evidenceappendicesone-page summaryto trimwordypaddingsummary tablereport structuredraft for commentfinal reportexecutive overviewkey findings
SkillsUseful phrases for plain-language writing: explaining changes, giving instructions, replacing jargon (In short…, This means you can…, You no longer need to…, To do this, …)
21 new words: customer communication, jargon-free writing, customer notice, price change notice, service update, help page…
customer communicationjargon-free writingcustomer noticeprice change noticeservice updatehelp pageFAQ pagestep-by-step guidetone of voice guidebrand voiceto rewordto spell outreading ageto talk down to customersin shortthis means you canyou no longer need toto do thiscustomer-friendlycustomer letterclear wording
SkillsUseful phrases for bad news, apologies and polite refusals (I'm afraid…, We're unable to…, We sincerely apologize for…, I appreciate this isn't what you were hoping for)
21 new words: to break bad news, to soften the blow, regrettably, to decline a request, polite refusal, to let someone down gently…
to break bad newsto soften the blowregrettablyto decline a requestpolite refusalto let someone down gentlysincere apologyto apologise unreservedlyinconvenience causedto make amendsto acknowledge frustrationto empathiserevised timelineto over-apologiseto sugar-coatnon-apologyI'm afraidI appreciate this isn't what you hopeddisappointing newsto deliver bad newsto break it gently
Grammar reviewConditionals (review and extension): inverted, mixed, without if (but for, otherwise, supposing)
21 new words: business ethics, unintended harm, dark pattern, manipulative design, hard-to-cancel subscription, informed consent…
business ethicsunintended harmdark patternmanipulative designhard-to-cancel subscriptioninformed consentsocial responsibilityto blow the whistle onconscientious objectormoral responsibilityto look the other waycomplicitethical reviewharm reductionfor the greater goodpublic interestto resign in proteststakeholder capitalismgreenwashing claimscorporate conscienceethical red flag
22 new words: social enterprise, purpose-driven business, profit with purpose, impact measurement, community investment, charitable foundation…
social enterprisepurpose-driven businessprofit with purposeimpact measurementcommunity investmentcharitable foundationto reinvest profitsethical supply chainfair wageslocal sourcingemployee ownershipsuccession planningto hand over the reinsstewardshiplegacyunsung herolabour of lovelong-term thinkingto give creditfamily firmimpact reportcommunity benefit
Grammar reviewSpeculating about the future (review and extension): be set to, be poised to, may well, in all likelihood, is bound to, future perfect and continuous
21 new words: future of work, megatrend, ageing population, circular business model, platform economy, four-day working week…
future of workmegatrendageing populationcircular business modelplatform economyfour-day working weekautomation of servicesglobal talent poolclimate riskenergy transitionto be poised forin all likelihoodinflection pointhype cycleearly adoptersmainstream adoptionto leapfrogwild cardto hedge your betsfuture scenariostechnological disruption
21 new words: career story, professional narrative, to bounce back from, career highlight, proudest achievement, long-term ambition…
career storyprofessional narrativeto bounce back fromcareer highlightproudest achievementlong-term ambitionto reinvent yourselfto give back tomentoring otherswell-earnedbittersweetto come full circleto pay it forwardnext chapterto raise a glassto reminisce aboutto look back fondlyroad aheadparting wordscareer milestonesfuture self
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Программа включает 60 уроков, объединенных в 10 тематических модулей: Leading people, Strategy and decisions, Risk and crisis, Ethics, law and compliance, Innovation and technology in business, Marketing and growth, Influence and negotiation, People and HR, Business writing и Careers and the future. В ходе обучения вы разберете реальные бизнес-ситуации: от тем stepping into management, building trust in teams и scaling up operations до установки KPIs and targets, преодоления кризисных ситуаций, corporate governance и цифровой трансформации.
Помимо расширения словарного запаса, большое внимание уделяется продвинутой грамматике для формального и стратегического общения. Вы изучите такие темы, как The future in the past, конструкции verb + object + infinitive, выражение привычек через will/would и be always + -ing, Unreal past, средства контраста и уступки, номинализацию для делового письма, альтернативы if, модальные глаголы прошлого для необходимости и критики, а также средства хеджирования и дистанцирования.
Программа также охватывает Future perfect continuous, эллипсис и подстановку, инвертированные условные предложения, причастные обороты, отрицательную инверсию для эмфазы, глаголы с предлогом и -ing, сложные относительные придаточные, сослагательное наклонение в формальных требованиях, сложные существительные (noun phrases), модальные глаголы дедукции и дискурсивные маркеры. Вы освоите пассивные конструкции (включая get-passive), точные квантификаторы, выражение причины и следствия, приблизительные числа, уступку с -ever, тактичность и дипломатию, средства эмфазы, мягкие рекомендации, продвинутую косвенную речь, отрицательные вопросы и генерализацию.
Каждый урок содержит 20–30 новых слов (всего 1305 терминов за курс), при этом ранее изученная лексика регулярно повторяется. Платформа отлично работает на мобильных телефонах: на каждой странице вас ждут интерактивные упражнения, аудиозаписи, тексты для чтения, встроенный словарь с переводом на румынский и русский языки, а также ваш личный список слов.
После завершения уровня вы сможете уверенно проводить презентации и переговоры, писать грамотные корпоративные отчеты и письма, руководить командами и увереннее справляться с кризисами или организационными изменениями на английском языке.
Вы можете начать бесплатно и без регистрации с первых 10 уроков. Уроки с 11 по 20 доступны бесплатно после создания аккаунта (по имени и email). Полный уровень из 60 уроков для самостоятельного изучения стоит 210 леев (единоразовый платеж, пожизненный доступ и гарантия возврата денег в течение 14 дней).
Если вам нужна помощь преподавателя, вы можете записаться на индивидуальные онлайн-уроки длительностью 50 минут по цене 250 леев за занятие, причем первый пробный урок предоставляется бесплатно. Начните учить бизнес-английский онлайн прямо сейчас и выведите свою карьеру на новый уровень!
Вопросы и ответы
Какой уровень подготовки нужен для начала этого курса?
Этот курс бизнес-английского рассчитан на уровень Upper-Intermediate (B2–C1). Он подходит тем, кто уже владеет базовым английским и хочет уверенно использовать профессиональную лексику в корпоративной среде.
Как устроен доступ к урокам и оплата полной версии?
Первые 10 уроков полностью бесплатны и доступны без регистрации. Уроки с 11 по 20 открываются бесплатно при создании аккаунта. Пожизненный доступ ко всем 60 урокам для самостоятельного изучения стоит всего 210 леев с гарантией возврата средств в течение 14 дней.
Могу ли я заниматься со смартфона?
Да, платформа полностью адаптирована для мобильных устройств. Вам доступны интерактивные упражнения, встроенный словарь с переводами на русский и румынский, аудиозаписи и личный словарь в любом месте и в любое время.
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