High Int – Adv

Introduction to the English for Entrepreneurs 2 Course

This unit is built around an article that explains the importance of registering a new business with state and local governments. This unit includes vocabulary review, reading and listening practice, and comprehension tasks.

Registering Your Business

This unit centers around a dialogue between a banker and an entrepreneur who wants to open a business banking account. This unit includes vocabulary review, reading and listening practice, and comprehension tasks.

Setting Up a Banking Account

In this unit, students read an article that covers the different types of taxes a business is responsible for paying. This unit includes vocabulary review, reading and listening practice, and comprehension tasks.

Filing Business Taxes

This mid-course assessment checks vocabulary and comprehension of the first three units in this English for Entrepreneurs course.

Mid-Course Assessment

In this unit, students analyze a case study that emphasizes the role accurate bookkeeping plays in a small business. This unit includes vocabulary review, reading and listening practice, and comprehension tasks.

Bookkeeping 

This unit focuses on a dialogue between an accountant and a new business owner. The accountant goes over the importance of logging every payment and reconciling accounts on a regular basis. This unit includes vocabulary review, reading and listening practice, and comprehension tasks.

Talking to an Accountant

This unit highlights an article that defines the keys to effective marketing. It includes vocabulary review, reading and listening practice, and comprehension tasks.

 Marketing

This final assessment checks vocabulary and comprehension of the last three units in this English for Entrepreneurs course.

Final Assessment

This course helps English language learners develop the language, communication, and business skills needed to start and grow a small business. Through articles, dialogues, and case studies, students will learn how to register their business, set up a bank account, file business taxes, talk to an accountant, and begin marketing.