Simulated Tasks

Learning with simulated tasks in business English provides several advantages:

Realistic practice

Simulated tasks allow learners to practice and apply their language skills in a realistic business context. This can involve role-plays, case studies, or simulations of common workplace scenarios. By engaging in these tasks, learners can gain hands-on experience and develop the ability to handle similar situations in the real world.

Active learning

Simulated tasks encourage active participation and engagement from learners. Rather than passively absorbing information, learners are actively involved in problem-solving, decision-making, and communication. This active learning approach promotes deeper understanding and retention of language skills and concepts.

Safe learning environment

Simulated tasks provide a safe and controlled learning environment where learners can make mistakes and learn from them without real-world consequences. This allows learners to experiment with different language strategies, practice new vocabulary or phrases, and receive immediate feedback from instructors or peers.

Targeted skill development

Simulated tasks can be designed to target specific language skills or areas of weakness. For example, learners can focus on improving their negotiation skills, presentation skills, or email writing skills through simulated tasks. This targeted approach helps learners address their specific needs and make significant progress in their language proficiency.

Enhanced confidence

By repeatedly practicing and successfully completing simulated tasks, learners can build their confidence in using English for business communication. They can gain the necessary skills, strategies, and language resources to feel more comfortable and competent in real-life business situations.

Transferable skills

The skills developed through simulated tasks are transferable to various real-life business contexts. Learners can apply the knowledge and skills gained from simulated tasks to their actual workplace, where they can communicate effectively, make informed decisions, and handle different business scenarios with ease.

You have just received a missed call on your mobile phone. Phone the number back and find out who called you.

Task Information

If you are asked for your number use this one:

0208 732 567 065

This is the number you called:

0207 654 987 401

What you will learn:

1. How to say your number using pauses to provide clarity.

2. How to interact with a stranger on the phone.

3. How to ask the right type of questions.

4. Phone etiquette