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Business English · English at the Workplace
Programa presencial en Surco
Habla inglés con confianza en reuniones y presentaciones en solo 12 semanas
“12 semanas para mejorar la comunicación en reuniones y presentaciones — con guías y feedback.”
Lugar: Coworking – Parque de la Amistad, Santiago de Surco
Horario: Martes y jueves · 8:00–10:00 p.m.
Inicio: Martes 06 de enero (próxima cohorte)
AsíncronoVideos + ejercicios (flipped classroom)
2 clases/semSesiones en vivo de 90’ (active learning)
+ Speaking1 taller de conversación/sem (60’)
Communicative Language Teaching
Flipped Classroom
Active Learning
Reuniones sin miedo
Aprende a tomar la palabra, pedir clarificación, acordar next steps y cerrar reuniones con claridad.
Presentaciones claras
Estructura simple con slides mínimos: mensaje → ejemplo → beneficio → llamada a la acción.
Guías + feedback
Plantillas, essential vocabulary, speaker notes y retroalimentación continua para mejorar semana a semana.
¿Qué incluye?
- Clases prácticas aplicadas al contexto laboral (reuniones, presentaciones y coordinación).
- Material completo del programa + Essential Vocabulary PDFs.
- Guías de entregables + plantillas (meeting minutes, status pack, deck + handout).
- Dashboard personalizado en Notion para seguimiento de progreso.
- Evaluación progresiva + evaluación final y certificado de culminación.
Evaluación (100%)
- Tareas quincenales (W2, W4, W8, W10): 30%
- Examen progresivo (W6): mini-presentación + simulación de reunión · 25%
- Examen final (W12): Business Update + meeting simulation + Q&A + written exam · 35%
- Participación y asistencia: 10%
Objetivo: que puedas comunicarte con seguridad y estructura en situaciones reales.
Cómo se aprende (sin perder tiempo)
Cada semana entrenas lo necesario y lo aplicas en clase con tareas guiadas.
1) Prep asíncrona
Video corto + ejercicios para llegar con claridad al vivo.
2) Práctica en vivo
Role-plays, simulaciones y feedback con rúbrica.
3) Entregables
Minutes, reportes, decks y un plan de mejora de 30 días.
Tu transformación en 12 semanas
- Semanas 1–4: confianza + turn-taking + estructura de presentaciones.
- Semanas 5–8: procesos + progresivo + data storytelling.
- Semanas 9–12: coordinación/decisiones + Q&A + delivery final.
Alumno ideal: profesional en Lima con nivel básico que quiere participar con seguridad y preparar intervenciones más rápido.
Syllabus (Week by Week)
Enfocado en reuniones, presentaciones y coordinación real en el trabajo.
Week 1 — Kickoff & Confidence Basics ▾
Goal: Break the ice, map goals, build basic confidence.
Language: introductions, role description, small talk, basic signposting.
Task: 60-second stand-up + target situations checklist.
Language: introductions, role description, small talk, basic signposting.
Task: 60-second stand-up + target situations checklist.
Week 2 — Meetings I: Taking the Floor ▾
Goal: Enter a turn and ask for clarification politely.
Language: can/could/would, backchannels, clarifiers.
Task: 8–10’ guided meeting.
Assignment #1: Meeting minutes + 6 B1 intervention lines.
Language: can/could/would, backchannels, clarifiers.
Task: 8–10’ guided meeting.
Assignment #1: Meeting minutes + 6 B1 intervention lines.
Week 3 — Presentations I: 3-Slide Structure ▾
Goal: Deliver a short, clear idea for non-experts.
Language: opening → point → example → benefit → next step.
Task: 3-slide pitch (2’ + 1’ Q&A).
Guide: Presentation canvas.
Language: opening → point → example → benefit → next step.
Task: 3-slide pitch (2’ + 1’ Q&A).
Guide: Presentation canvas.
Week 4 — Meetings II: Updates People Understand ▾
Goal: Give status updates colleagues understand at first pass.
Language: present perfect for progress; action items; confirming agreements.
Task: 2–3’ stand-up per person.
Assignment #2: Status pack — 120–150-word mini-report + action items list.
Language: present perfect for progress; action items; confirming agreements.
Task: 2–3’ stand-up per person.
Assignment #2: Status pack — 120–150-word mini-report + action items list.
Week 5 — Presentations II: Explaining a Process ▾
Goal: Explain a process step-by-step and check understanding.
Language: basic passive voice, defining relative clauses; comprehension checks.
Task: Process explainer (3’ + check understanding).
Prep for W6: timed rehearsal, visual clarity, tone.
Language: basic passive voice, defining relative clauses; comprehension checks.
Task: Process explainer (3’ + check understanding).
Prep for W6: timed rehearsal, visual clarity, tone.
Week 6 — Progressive Exam ▾
Components: mini-presentation (3’) + meeting simulation (10’) with rubric.
Assignment #3: Reflection (150–180 words) + 30-day practice plan.
Assignment #3: Reflection (150–180 words) + 30-day practice plan.
Week 7 — Meetings III: Objections & Disagreement ▾
Goal: Disagree with the right tone and keep rapport.
Language: softeners (might, a bit, perhaps), soft disagreement.
Task: Objection role-play + commitment close.
Language: softeners (might, a bit, perhaps), soft disagreement.
Task: Objection role-play + commitment close.
Week 8 — Presentations III: Telling Data, Not Slides ▾
Goal: Present 1–2 KPIs and connect them to decisions.
Language: comparatives/superlatives; trends; because/so/therefore.
Task: One data slide + verbal takeaway.
Assignment #4: Polished deck + B1 speaker notes.
Language: comparatives/superlatives; trends; because/so/therefore.
Task: One data slide + verbal takeaway.
Assignment #4: Polished deck + B1 speaker notes.
Week 9 — Meetings IV: Coordinating & Deciding ▾
Goal: Close agreements and assign tasks clearly.
Language: first conditional for commitments; final confirmations; summary.
Task: 12’ decision meeting with rotating roles.
Language: first conditional for commitments; final confirmations; summary.
Task: 12’ decision meeting with rotating roles.
Week 10 — Presentations IV: Full Rehearsal + Q&A ▾
Goal: Train Q&A and time control.
Language: reformulating questions, buying time, closing with CTA.
Task: Mock demo (4’ + 2’ Q&A) with rubric.
Assignment #5: Self-recorded video rehearsal + rubric self-check.
Language: reformulating questions, buying time, closing with CTA.
Task: Mock demo (4’ + 2’ Q&A) with rubric.
Assignment #5: Self-recorded video rehearsal + rubric self-check.
Week 11 — Polish & Short Storytelling ▾
Goal: Upgrade tone (from “simple” to “clear & persuasive”).
Language: 1-min story (problem → action → result), advanced connectors.
Task: Tone clinic + final partner rehearsal.
Language: 1-min story (problem → action → result), advanced connectors.
Task: Tone clinic + final partner rehearsal.
Week 12 — Final Exam & Project Delivery ▾
Exam: Business Update (5’ + 3’ Q&A) + meeting simulation (10’) + written exam (20’).
Project: deck + handout + minutes + 30-day improvement plan + NPS.
Project: deck + handout + minutes + 30-day improvement plan + NPS.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Qué nivel necesito? ▾
Nivel básico (A2–B1). Si entiendes frases simples y quieres hablar con más seguridad, este programa es ideal.
¿Es 100% práctico? ▾
Sí. Entrenas reuniones, presentaciones y coordinación. Los videos solo preparan lo que luego practicarás en vivo.
¿Cómo funcionan los pagos? ▾
Puedes pagar S/ 1,200 o en 3 cuotas de S/ 400. Pago adelantado: S/ 1,000.
¿Hay certificado? ▾
Sí, certificado de culminación al finalizar el programa y completar la evaluación final.
Postula y separa tu cupo
Te respondemos por WhatsApp con confirmación y próximos pasos.
Resumen rápido
- 12 semanas · Presencial (Surco)
- Martes/Jueves 8:00–10:00 p.m. + 1 speaking club/sem
- Enfoque: reuniones, presentaciones y coordinación
- Inversión: S/ 1,200 · Promo adelantado: S/ 1,000
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