Business English online for professionals and companies.
1-to-1 lessons with a native English speaker, focused on what really matters at work: emails that sound native, calls led with confidence, convincing presentations, effective negotiation. Designed for professionals with little time and concrete goals.
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Emails, calls and presentations, in English.
Who this path is for
- Professionals in international roles who write emails, join calls or present in front of foreign colleagues and clients and want to sound truly fluent.
- Managers and team leaders who need to communicate confidently with their teams or foreign stakeholders: feedback, briefings, negotiation.
- People changing jobs or preparing for an interview in English: answering behavioural questions, introducing yourself, handling the Q&A.
- Small company teams who want a tailor-made path with the terminology of their sector.
Claudia Edwards
A native English speaker (born and raised in London), Italian C2. She has taught English for over 10 years with a strong focus on professional register and Business English.
Background in marketing and international communication. A degree in Economics & Management from Bocconi and in Ancient History from King's College London. She knows international workplaces from the inside and brings them into her lessons.
Contact ClaudiaWhat we cover.
Each module tackles a real area of international work. Together we build the path starting from the scenarios you actually meet.
- Emails and professional writing
- Formal and informal emails in native English
- Reports, memos and company documentation
- Tone, register and professional style
- Typical mistakes Italians make in emails
- International meetings and calls
- Ready-made phrases for opening and leading calls
- Interrupting, asking for clarification, taking the floor
- Handling silences and cross-cultural misunderstandings
- Conference calls with speakers whose first language is not English
- Presentations and public speaking
- Structure and opening of a presentation in English
- Language for data, charts and recommendations
- Q&A: answering confidently under pressure
- Pitch and storytelling for an international audience
- Negotiation and leadership
- The language of negotiation and compromise
- Management language for international teams
- Feedback, appraisal and difficult conversations in English
- Intercultural communication (UK, US, Australia)
- Job interviews in English
- Answering behavioural questions (the STAR method)
- Introducing yourself and telling your career story
- LinkedIn and CV in English: register and vocabulary
- Professional post-interview follow-up
Business English: questions.
Do you offer paths for companies or company teams?
Yes. We work with individual professionals as well as small teams. For teams we build a tailor-made programme around the company's real scenarios: the emails they actually write, the calls they have every week, the terminology of the sector. Write to us by email or WhatsApp for a personalised quote.
Can I have lessons at lunch break or late in the evening?
Absolutely. Claudia works with professionals who have packed diaries, so times are flexible: early morning, midday, late afternoon or evening. The preferred slot is agreed when the path is set up.
I already work in English every day. Can I sound more natural and less "textbook"?
That is exactly the most common case among the professionals we work with. Being able to communicate in English is not the same as sounding fluent and authentic. Claudia is a native speaker and immediately spots the constructions that "sound like translation": we replace them with native expressions, in the right register, without going through formal grammar rules.
What level do I need to start Business English?
At least a solid B1 (intermediate level). With less than that, basic vocabulary is missing and Business English does not hold up. If you are below B1, it is better to consolidate the foundations first with a general path, then move on to the professional one. We always do a free introductory call to assess your level and decide the starting point together.
How long does a typical Business English path last?
It depends on the goal. To improve emails and written communication, 8-12 concentrated lessons are often enough. To work on presentations, negotiation and leadership language, we are talking about 20-30 lessons spread over 3-4 months. The 10-hour package is the format most chosen by professionals: it lets you measure progress before deciding whether to continue.
Ready to take your professional English to the next level?
Write to us by email or WhatsApp for a free introductory call with Claudia. Together we assess your level and your goals, and build a tailor-made path.