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THE EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION PROGRAMME
COMMUNICATE. CONFIDENTLY. SUCCEED.
Your expertise deserves to be heard.
A structured, six-level programme to help you communicate with greater clarity, confidence and impact in English.
You know your work. You have ideas to share, decisions to explain and relationships to build. But when English becomes the language of business, expressing what you know can become harder than it should be.
Perhaps you hesitate in meetings, struggle to find the right words during a negotiation or find it difficult to present your ideas with the authority they deserve.
The Executive Communication Programme helps you work on these challenges through individual coaching built around your professional goals, your current level and the situations you face at work.
This is not simply about learning more English. It is about becoming a more effective communicator in the moments that matter.
COMMUNICATE. CONFIDENTLY. SUCCEED.
Build your communication skills, one level at a time.
As your professional responsibilities grow, the demands on your communication grow with them.
Our six-level programme takes you from the foundations of professional English to the demands of leadership, executive communication and influence in international business.
Each level builds on the skills developed before it. You progress by demonstrating your ability, not simply by completing a set number of sessions.
Level 1: Professional Foundations
Build the confidence to communicate at work.
Develop the language and communication skills you need to introduce yourself, explain your role, describe your responsibilities and take part in familiar workplace conversations.
You will work on:
Introducing yourself and your professional background.
Describing your work, responsibilities and daily activities.
Asking and answering questions in familiar situations.
Building professional relationships through everyday conversations.
Level 2: Professional Communication
Take a more active part in everyday business.
Learn to communicate more effectively with colleagues, clients and professional contacts. Build the skills to exchange information, clarify expectations and contribute more confidently to workplace discussions.
You will work on:
Participating in meetings and discussions.
Explaining tasks, plans and priorities.
Exchanging information and clarifying details.
Communicating actions, decisions and follow-ups.
Level 3: Strategic Communication
Make your ideas clear, structured and convincing.
Develop the ability to organise your thoughts, explain information and present ideas in a way that helps others understand their value.
You will work on:
Structuring and delivering presentations.
Explaining products, services and proposals.
Presenting recommendations and supporting your ideas.
Answering questions and explaining your reasoning.
Level 4: Leadership Communication
Move from participating in conversations to leading them.
Develop the communication skills needed to guide discussions, give feedback, address disagreement and negotiate solutions while maintaining professional relationships.
You will work on:
Leading meetings and guiding discussions.
Giving feedback and setting expectations.
Managing disagreement and difficult conversations.
Responding to objections and negotiating outcomes.
Level 5: Executive Communication
Handle demanding professional conversations with greater clarity and credibility.
Work on the communication challenges that come with greater responsibility, from presenting recommendations to engaging with senior stakeholders and responding to difficult questions.
You will work on:
Delivering executive presentations.
Contributing to strategic meetings.
Explaining and defending recommendations.
Responding to challenging questions with clarity and composure.
Level 6: Executive Influence
Help move decisions forward.
Develop advanced communication skills for persuasion, negotiation, cross-cultural collaboration and strategic relationships in demanding international environments.
You will work on:
Presenting a position persuasively.
Negotiating across different interests and priorities.
Adapting your communication to different professional and cultural contexts.
Building relationships that support collaboration and strategic partnerships.
WHAT PROGRESS LOOKS LIKE
From finding the words to moving the conversation forward.
Knowing English and using it effectively at work are not the same thing. The programme focuses on developing the practical skills that help you communicate more effectively as your responsibilities grow.
Your challenge
You hesitate to contribute in meetings.
You have good ideas but struggle to explain them.
Your presentations contain the information but lack impact.
You find it difficult to respond to objections.
You avoid difficult conversations in English.
You want to communicate with greater authority.
The capability you develop
You express your views, ask questions and clarify decisions.
You structure your message and communicate your reasoning clearly.
You guide your audience through a clear, convincing message.
You explain your position and respond more confidently.
You address disagreement and work towards constructive outcomes.
You develop the skills to influence discussions and build professional credibility.
Your starting point and progress will depend on your current level, your goals and the skills you demonstrate throughout the programme.
Ready to find your starting point?
You may want to contribute more confidently in meetings, present to international clients, negotiate more effectively or prepare for greater responsibility.
The first step is a conversation about where you are now and what you want to achieve.
Book a free consultation to discuss your professional goals, your communication challenges and whether the Executive Communication Programme is right for you.
