Worklish Journal
Business English,
by profession.
Practical guides on the English your job actually requires — meetings, negotiations, client calls, interviews and written communication, broken down by industry.
English for Product Managers: Requirements & Roadmaps
English for product managers means handling requirements, scope creep, stakeholder alignment and roadmap delivery in real situations, not vocabulary lists.
Read the guideWhat English Level Do You Actually Need for Your Job?
What English level do I need for my job? A profession-by-profession CEFR breakdown, from support roles to client-facing leadership, with real examples.
What to Say When You Don't Understand in an English Meeting
What to say when you don't understand in an English meeting: practical, usable phrases to ask for repetition, confirm meaning, and request written follow-up.
Corporate English Training: A Practical Guide for L&D Teams
Corporate English training that survives contact with reality: how to scope needs, choose a model, protect participation and measure impact beyond completion.
Negotiating in English: The Complete Guide for Professionals
Negotiating in English without sounding aggressive or weak: preparation, opening offers, concession language, deadlock phrases and a closing script that holds.
English for Job Interviews: A Complete Practical Guide
English for job interviews, step by step: how to introduce yourself, answer competency questions, recover from a blank, and negotiate your salary calmly.
Why Industry-Specific Business English Works Better
Industry-specific business English beats general courses because your job decides your vocabulary. How profession-based practice closes the gap faster.
General English Apps vs Business English: The Real Gap
General English apps vs business English: why streaks and travel scenarios leave your meeting and client English unchanged, and what actually closes the gap.
How to Learn Business English as a Working Professional
How to learn business English with a full-time job: a five-step method, realistic time budgets, and what to practise each week instead of grammar rules.
CEFR Levels Explained for Working Professionals (A1-C2)
CEFR levels explained through workplace behaviour: what A1 to C2 look like in meetings and email, how long each takes, and which level your job needs.
How to Write a Professional Email in English at Work
How to write a professional email in English: subject lines, openings, requests, refusals and follow-ups, with copy-ready phrases for every work situation.
Business English Writing: A Complete Guide for Professionals
A practical guide to business English writing: structure, tone, channel choice and the phrases that make emails, updates and reports land the way you intend.
How to Lead a Meeting in English: Structure and Phrases
How to lead a meeting in English as a second-language speaker: a four-stage structure, phrases for every stage, and a closing script that makes decisions stick.
How to Speak Up in English Meetings Without Interrupting
How to speak up in English meetings without interrupting: signal phrases, the five-minute rule, and what to say when the discussion moves too fast for you.
Business English for Meetings: A Complete Practical Guide
Business English for meetings explained: how to prepare, open, take the floor, disagree and close a discussion, with phrases you can copy and use today.