
English Communication Course
Master every dimension of professional English communication, from writing sharp emails and reports to speaking with authority in meetings and presentations. This course gives you the grammar, vocabulary, tone, and cultural awareness to communicate clearly in any workplace situation. Whether you're navigating difficult conversations or presenting to senior leadership, you'll have the skills to do it well.
What you will learn:
You'll build a strong foundation in professional grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation before moving into practical skills like email writing, business correspondence, and report structure. You'll develop active listening strategies, spoken fluency, and the ability to participate effectively in meetings and deliver clear verbal instructions. The course also covers cross-cultural communication, presentation planning, and high-stakes conversations including negotiation and conflict resolution. You'll finish with advanced skills in storytelling, leadership communication, and using AI writing tools responsibly.
How you study in practice English Communication Course
How you practice English Communication Course
For companies that want to train their team
With Dedika for Business, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your own business and the way your company needs.
Course content
8 Chapters • 36 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsFoundations of English Communication
Foundations of English Communication
Lesson 1 • Core Grammar for Professionals
Covers essential grammar rules that underpin clear professional writing and speech. Establishes the grammatical baseline needed for all subsequent chapters.
Lesson 2 • Building Professional Vocabulary
Introduces high-frequency workplace vocabulary and strategies for expanding word knowledge. Equips learners to express ideas precisely in professional settings.
Lesson 3 • Pronunciation and Spoken Clarity
Addresses key pronunciation patterns that affect intelligibility in spoken English. Provides practical drills to reduce common mispronunciation habits.
Lesson 4 • Principles of Clear Communication
Defines clarity, conciseness, and coherence as the pillars of effective communication. Learners apply these principles to evaluate and improve sample messages.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsListening and Comprehension Skills
Listening and Comprehension Skills
Lesson 1 • Active Listening Fundamentals
Distinguishes active listening from passive hearing and introduces core attentive listening behaviors. Connects listening quality directly to workplace communication outcomes.
Lesson 2 • Note-Taking and Information Retention
Teaches structured note-taking methods for meetings, calls, and presentations. Reinforces comprehension by converting spoken input into organized written records.
Lesson 3 • Clarifying and Confirming Understanding
Provides language and strategies for seeking clarification without disrupting communication flow. Ensures learners can verify understanding in real-time interactions.
Lesson 4 • Comprehending Different Accents
Exposes learners to a range of English accents common in global workplaces. Builds flexibility in processing varied pronunciation and speech patterns.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsProfessional Speaking and Verbal Delivery
Professional Speaking and Verbal Delivery
Lesson 1 • Delivering Clear Verbal Instructions
Focuses on structuring and delivering step-by-step verbal instructions with precision. Learners practice sequencing language and confirming that instructions are understood.
Lesson 2 • Voice, Tone, and Vocal Presence
Addresses volume, pitch, pace, and emphasis as tools for projecting authority and engagement. Learners develop a vocal presence suited to professional environments.
Lesson 3 • Fluency and Natural Speech Patterns
Targets hesitation, filler words, and unnatural pausing that reduce spoken fluency. Learners practice techniques to speak more smoothly and confidently.
Lesson 4 • Workplace Conversation Skills
Covers turn-taking, topic management, and professional small talk in workplace interactions. Builds the conversational competence needed for daily professional exchanges.
Lesson 5 • Participating Effectively in Meetings
Equips learners with language for contributing, agreeing, disagreeing, and summarizing in meetings. Directly applies fluency and vocabulary skills to a high-stakes workplace context.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsProfessional Writing Essentials
Professional Writing Essentials
Lesson 1 • Editing and Proofreading Techniques
Introduces systematic editing strategies to catch grammar, clarity, and formatting errors. Reinforces writing quality as a professional standard, not an afterthought.
Lesson 2 • Professional Email Writing
Covers email structure, subject lines, salutations, body content, and closings for workplace use. Applies grammar and tone principles to the most common professional writing format.
Lesson 3 • Writing Reports and Summaries
Teaches how to organize, draft, and refine professional reports and executive summaries. Develops the ability to present complex information in a structured, readable format.
Lesson 4 • Sentence and Paragraph Construction
Builds skill in writing varied, well-structured sentences and coherent paragraphs. Provides the foundational writing mechanics required for all professional documents.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsBusiness Correspondence and Messaging
Business Correspondence and Messaging
Lesson 1 • Internal Memos and Announcements
Teaches the purpose, format, and tone of internal memos and workplace announcements. Connects written communication skills to internal organizational information flow.
Lesson 2 • Responding to Difficult Messages
Provides strategies for replying to complaints, rejections, and sensitive requests professionally. Develops diplomatic writing skills that protect relationships while addressing issues directly.
Lesson 3 • Instant Messaging and Chat Etiquette
Addresses professional norms for workplace chat platforms and instant messaging tools. Helps learners maintain professionalism in informal digital communication channels.
Lesson 4 • Writing Persuasive Business Messages
Introduces persuasion frameworks for proposals, recommendations, and requests. Learners craft messages that motivate action while maintaining professional credibility.
Lesson 5 • Formal Business Letter Writing
Covers the structure, language, and conventions of formal business letters for external communication. Builds on email writing skills and extends them to higher-formality contexts.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsPresentations and Public Speaking
Presentations and Public Speaking
Lesson 1 • Managing Presentation Anxiety
Addresses the psychological and physical aspects of public speaking anxiety with practical techniques. Builds the confidence needed to perform effectively under pressure.
Lesson 2 • Planning and Structuring Presentations
Covers how to define a presentation goal, identify key messages, and build a logical structure. Establishes the planning foundation that determines presentation effectiveness.
Lesson 3 • Handling Questions and Objections
Prepares learners to respond to audience questions and challenging objections with clarity and composure. Develops the impromptu speaking skills essential for credible professional presentations.
Lesson 4 • Language for Presentations
Provides the specific phrases and signposting language used to guide audiences through a presentation. Directly applies spoken English skills to the structured presentation format.
Lesson 5 • Audience Engagement Techniques
Teaches methods for maintaining audience attention and creating interactive presentation experiences. Connects vocal delivery and language skills to real-time audience management.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsCross-Cultural and Global Communication
Cross-Cultural and Global Communication
Lesson 1 • Adapting English for Global Audiences
Covers plain English principles, avoiding idioms, and simplifying language for non-native speakers. Builds the ability to communicate inclusively across language proficiency levels.
Lesson 2 • Navigating Intercultural Misunderstandings
Provides frameworks for identifying, addressing, and recovering from cross-cultural communication breakdowns. Develops resilience and repair strategies for international professional relationships.
Lesson 3 • Virtual Communication Across Cultures
Addresses the added complexity of cross-cultural communication in remote and virtual environments. Applies cultural awareness to video calls, written messages, and asynchronous collaboration.
Lesson 4 • Understanding Cultural Communication Styles
Introduces high-context vs. low-context communication and direct vs. indirect styles across cultures. Provides the conceptual framework for all cross-cultural communication strategies.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsStrategic Communication and Influence
Strategic Communication and Influence
Lesson 1 • Giving and Receiving Feedback
Teaches structured methods for delivering constructive feedback and responding to criticism professionally. Applies diplomatic language skills to one of the most sensitive workplace communication tasks.
Lesson 2 • Negotiation and Diplomatic Language
Covers the specific vocabulary and strategies used in professional negotiation and sensitive discussions. Develops the ability to advocate for positions while preserving working relationships.
Lesson 3 • Storytelling for Professional Impact
Introduces narrative structure as a tool for persuasion, leadership communication, and brand building. Integrates vocabulary, tone, and audience awareness into compelling professional stories.
Lesson 4 • Communicating with Authority and Credibility
Develops the language, tone, and delivery choices that project expertise and earn professional trust. Builds on all prior spoken and written skills to create a credible communication presence.
Lesson 5 • Managing High-Stakes Conversations
Prepares learners for difficult conversations including conflict, performance issues, and crisis communication. Synthesizes all course skills into the most demanding professional communication scenarios.
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This course is for you:
Non-native English speakers: seeking to perform more confidently in international workplaces.
Customer-facing professionals: needing polished communication skills for client interactions daily.
Recent graduates: entering the workforce and building a professional communication foundation.
Team leads and managers: looking to strengthen how they direct, motivate, and influence others.
Career changers: adapting their communication style to fit a new industry or role.
Administrative professionals: aiming to produce cleaner, more authoritative written correspondence.
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