If you are new to running meetings or if you are looking for some more expressions to help you better open a meeting in English, then today I have got you covered. Today I am going to share with you some tips for opening a meeting as well as both formal and informal expressions to help you open your next meeting.

In this week's episode, I build upon the previous episode and give some additional tips on how to effectively plan for a meeting based on the feedback from episode 92.

If you would like to get the most out of your meetings then you don't want to miss both episodes 92 & 93 of the Art of Business English

This week Andrew is joined by Jamie Henderson where they discuss how to plan for an effective meeting with external key stakeholders.

Negative or problematic situations are a part of business, they are a part of life. It’s always great to hear about people’s successes and all the wonderful things they are doing, however it is rare for people to share with you their stories of failure or disaster.

Today, we are going to look at some phrasal verbs that you can use when you need to describe difficult or negative situations at work.

Today we are going to be looking at ten high impact phrasal verbs that you can start using in your next business meeting.

These ten phrasal verbs are categories at C1 level, which means they are advanced level phrasal verbs. So, if you want to sound more native and express yourself to a higher degree in English you won’t want to miss these.

This week I look at indirect questions and how we can use them in English.

If you want to sound more polite or be able to ask strangers questions in a polite way, then this episode is for you. Plus, I will show you how you can politely ask people for a favour as well as avoid making the common mistake that many non-native speakers make.

Do you want to improve your English fast? Don’t miss this week’s episode of the Art of Business English as we show you 10 tips to help you quickly improve your business English.

Today I want to share with you seven questions that you can ask. I am reading a really interesting book called “The Coaching Habit”, by Michael Bungay Stanier. In this book he outlines 7 questions we can ask to help leaders get to really understand a situation. Today, I want to do a bit of coaching with you and show you the premise behind the seven questions from the coaching habit.

Hi there and a warm welcome to everyone. This is episode 86 of The Art of Business English. In today’s episode we are going to look at some aspects of socialising in English, more specifically, how to talk about your job.

Today, I am going to share with you some of the things that will be happening over the coming months here at AOBE. There are three main things that you will learn in this episode.