Market Leader Pre Intermediate

Market Leader Pre Intermediate Book Outline

The "Market Leader Pre-Intermediate" course book is structured into twelve units, each focusing on a different aspect of business English. It starts with foundational topics like careers and companies, covering job interviews, CV writing, and company structures. As the book progresses, it delves into more specific business themes such as product marketing, customer service, and business results, incorporating relevant vocabulary and grammar. Key business skills such as making presentations, handling customer complaints, writing reports, and leading meetings are emphasized. Each unit includes practical applications of language through real-world business situations, ensuring that students not only learn the language but also how to apply it effectively in a professional context. The course is designed to enhance communication skills in a business environment, making it ideal for students aiming to improve their business English proficiency.

Introduction

  • Objective: Equip students with the language and skills needed in a business environment.

  • Approach: Combination of language teaching and authentic business situations.

  • Components: Textbook, workbook, teacher's book, audio CDs, and online resources.

Unit 1: Careers

  • Topic: Job roles and responsibilities

  • Vocabulary: Job titles, workplace activities

  • Grammar: Present simple and continuous

  • Skills: Writing a CV, job interviewing

Unit 2: Companies

  • Topic: Types of businesses, company structure

  • Vocabulary: Departments, hierarchy

  • Grammar: Articles, possessives

  • Skills: Describing company structure, making introductions

Unit 3: Products

  • Topic: Product development and marketing

  • Vocabulary: Marketing terms, product features

  • Grammar: Comparatives and superlatives

  • Skills: Presenting a product, discussing market trends

Unit 4: Customers

  • Topic: Customer service and retention strategies

  • Vocabulary: Customer needs, service actions

  • Grammar: Modal verbs of obligation and permission

  • Skills: Handling customer complaints, telephone skills

Unit 5: Results

  • Topic: Business outcomes and reporting

  • Vocabulary: Financial terms, performance metrics

  • Grammar: Past simple and continuous

  • Skills: Writing reports, discussing results

Unit 6: Trends

  • Topic: Market trends and forecasting

  • Vocabulary: Trend vocabulary, graph description

  • Grammar: Future forms

  • Skills: Making predictions, discussing economic trends

Unit 7: Working together

  • Topic: Teamwork and collaboration

  • Vocabulary: Team roles, project tasks

  • Grammar: Modal verbs for advice and suggestions

  • Skills: Leading a meeting, teamwork strategies

Unit 8: Solutions

  • Topic: Problem-solving in business

  • Vocabulary: Solution-oriented terms

  • Grammar: Conditionals

  • Skills: Negotiating solutions, conflict resolution

Unit 9: Events

  • Topic: Organizing and attending business events

  • Vocabulary: Event planning, venue terms

  • Grammar: Past perfect

  • Skills: Planning an event, hospitality language

Unit 10: Innovations

  • Topic: Business innovation and technology

  • Vocabulary: Innovation terms, technology jargon

  • Grammar: Relative clauses

  • Skills: Discussing technological advancements, proposing innovations

Unit 11: Travel

  • Topic: Business travel and logistics

  • Vocabulary: Travel terms, accommodations

  • Grammar: Modal verbs for necessity and suggestion

  • Skills: Making travel arrangements, itinerary planning

Unit 12: Ambitions

  • Topic: Career development and goals

  • Vocabulary: Career planning, goal-setting

  • Grammar: Future perfect and continuous

  • Skills: Discussing career paths, setting objectives

Review Sections

  • Periodic Review: At the end of every three units to consolidate learning

  • Focus: Vocabulary, grammar, and skills

Appendices

  • Additional Resources: Grammar references, vocabulary lists, pronunciation guides

  • Glossary: Business terms explained in detail

Teacher's Resource Section

  • Guidance: Tips for delivering lessons

  • Supplementary Materials: Additional exercises, assessment tools

This outline is intended to be a guide and can be adapted based on the specific needs and context of the students.