Clearer communication at work.

Introducing your work, discussing needs and plans, and agreeing next steps become Chinese tasks you can practise. Content is built around your actual job.

Workplace communicationWork tasks
Clearer communication at work.

Start with what you truly need to communicate at work.

There is no fixed starting point by job title. We set your focus based on your level, role and the people you work with.

Working with Chinese clients or colleagues

Clearly explain your role, understand others’ needs and confirm key information.

Taking part in meetings

Prepare reports, make suggestions and respond politely to differing views.

Communicating more appropriately

Practise forms of address, tone and confirmation suited to each person and setting.

4 workplace scenarios.
Choose where to begin.

Select meetings, emails, requirements or reports to see how to organise information, express yourself and respond.

Meetings

Share views and join the discussion

Start by introducing your role, then explain your views, answer questions and confirm follow-up actions.

  • Introducing your role and meeting goals
  • Making suggestions and responding politely
  • Confirming outcomes and next steps
Sample task

In a project meeting, present a proposal, explain your reasons and respond to a colleague’s objection.

Practise structuring your points so the discussion leads to concrete action.

Discuss my starting point

These are examples only. Each stage is agreed based on your level and goals.

Break a work task into practical steps.

Each lesson links modelling, speaking, feedback and review around one task. This is an example; content and pace depend on your level and goals.

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Before your trial, consider:

  • Your role and where you use Chinese.
  • Meetings, client conversations or tasks you need to prepare for.
  • Anonymised examples; please remove any sensitive client, company or personal information.
Discover how we teach
  1. Set the communication goal

    Define the audience, setting and outcome, such as confirming a delivery date or presenting a plan in a meeting.

  2. Observe, then speak

    Learn common phrases and information order, then complete the task through role-play or short writing.

  3. Apply feedback and repeat

    Review issues in comprehension, wording, tone and structure, then rephrase or add missing details.

  4. Consolidate in a new scenario

    Take away the vocabulary, patterns and tips, and practise them in another work scenario.

Shan

Meet Shan

Workplace tasks and professional communication

Starts from your work needs to match you with the right teacher and course.

Languages
Mandarin / English / Portuguese / Vietnamese
Interests
Cooking / Yoga / Badminton

How can you take this course?

Compare online and in-person options for Business Chinese based on your goals, level and time. Groups are matched by level, pace and dates.

Before you start, you may want to know.

Tell us your role and communication tasks, and we will plan your course.

Training a team?
Do I need a certain Chinese level first?

No. The focus adapts to your level. Describe your work tasks and we will plan the basics and practice you need.

What if several colleagues want to learn?

Contact us through Corporate training with team size, scenarios and timing. Individual and team plans are confirmed separately.

Can I practise business emails and reports?

Yes. Describe the emails or reports you need, and we will work on structure, tone and focus. The exact scope is confirmed when you enquire.

Do I need to provide real work documents?

No. You can use anonymised scenarios or general tasks. Please do not submit client data, confidential information, account details or other sensitive material.

How are lessons, teacher and fees confirmed?

When booking, share your level, work context, time zone and availability. Content, teacher, lessons, fees and policies are confirmed before purchase. Submitting a request does not confirm a booking.

Bring a work scenario and plan your next step.

Tell us who you communicate with, what you need to achieve and your current level, and we will plan your learning together.

Book a Business Chinese trial