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Workplace English & Job Readiness training

Workplace English develops through regular, practical use. Focus on situations you are likely to meet: asking for clarification, explaining a task, writing an email or answering an interview question. Combine general English activities with the vocabulary used in your New Zealand workplace.

What to focus on

Practise professional emails, listening, speaking and interview communication.

Workplace EnglishListeningSpeakingBusiness writingInterview communicationJob readinessNZ workplace vocabulary
  • Practise asking someone to repeat or explain an instruction.
  • Write a short email with a clear subject and one specific request.
  • Prepare an interview example in your own words and practise speaking it aloud.

Learning resources

2 resources matching your search

British Council LearnEnglishFree learning

English for emails

Practise the language, organisation and checking of professional emails.

Workplace EnglishBusiness writingProfessional emailsCommunication
Level not confirmedOnline

Free practice resources. Paid English classes offered separately are not included.

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British Council LearnEnglishFree learning

Business English learning support resources

Choose activities for interview communication, clear emails and business topics.

Workplace EnglishInterview communicationBusiness writingJob readiness
Level not confirmedOnline

Free practice resources. Paid English classes offered separately are not included.

View on British Council LearnEnglish
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Choose one useful topic, practise with a realistic example and keep a note of what you can now do. Mention completed training in your CV only when it is accurate.

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