ProsperoUs - Business English

What’s the hardest part for you in meetings in English?

1. Starting to speak
2. Explaining your ideas clearly
3. Interrupting or joining the conversation
4. Answering questions on the spot

Write the number in the comments — I’m curious 👇

Hello Non English Professionals!



If you feel stuck or lack confidence when communicating in English this training is for you!



Come and discover my SPEAK framework that helped me become a confident English communicator. 



Let's get you unstuck in English!🙆



DM me word "TRAINING" to get a link to the training. 

Hello Everyone! I hope you are all well!

We are not approaching week three of the Confident English Communicator Course. Time flies when you are having fun🎉!

So far, we've covered:

👉Importance of being fluent in English and what fluency is. We established a system to build fluency in the next eight weeks of the course.

👉Professional Introductions in different scenarios.

👉Roles and responsibilities where students need to talk about their jobs in detail.

👉Company Overview.

👉Discussing ideas for perks.

👉Talking about the products.

👉Company mission statement, values and culture where students had to create an imaginary company and provide (1) a company overview, (2) discuss values and purpose (3) create a mission statement. Fun times🥳!

👉In the next few days, we will focus on Small Talk at work during breaks or social events.

👉We will learn conversation starters in English and how to keep the conversation going even if you have nothing to say about the topic.

👉How to manage awkward silences in English.

👉And all about the meetings, from sending the initial invite to taking minutes, brainstorming and sending a follow-up email.

👉While going over different topics, we focus on fluency and learn the use of stress, intonation, prepositions and tenses. All while having fun!

Whilst the CEC Course is closed for enrolment now, ☕the online English Café ☕is still open, and you can enrol any time if you need more practice in English in a more structured environment💻.

Check it out here or message me if you have any questions:

English Café Come to chat in English in our Café

NEW FOLLOWERS welcome to my ProsperoUs English community of non-English speaking professionals.
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Let me re-introduce myself.
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My name is Monika and I am an English Communication Coach for professionals or those who are about to become professionals🧑‍💻.
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I help lovely people go from hopeless English speakers to effective and comfortable communicators at work 💼
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Yes, you can speak the language and still be bad at communicating 🤷🏾‍♀️.
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Hence why I focus on teaching you long-lasting communication skills while exploring the English language 🥰
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Many years ago I struggled with communicating effectively and when I finally discovered the framework that works my career exploded 💥 Since then I've been successfully working in the City of London.
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Feel free to introduce yourself!

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What does it mean when someone says 'my hands are tied'🫴?

This idiom is often used at work💼. Check out the video 📼

"My hands are tied" is a widely used English Idiom. . Listen to my video for examples. . If you feel adventurous post your sentence below in the comments section 👇👇🏾 (I'll post one more below too!) . . . #englishforwork #englishidiom #inglês #inglese #angolnyelv #inglés #englishlanguage #langueanglaise #anglaisdesaffaires #businessenglish

✨ From basic English to thriving in the City of London ✨

When I arrived in the UK in 2002, I faced numerous rejections and struggled to communicate effectively.

But I didn't give up!☺️ I learned the art of communication and transformed my career. 💼🏦

Now, I help non-English professionals like you master English communication skills to achieve success. 🙆

Let's embark on this journey together!🫶

📤 DM me if you would like to work with me on improving your communication skills in English for work.📤

Something more personal from me.
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So you have an interview in English! Yeeya!

You are excited, but also terrified because you will have to speak English and you don't know where to start. I get that.

But do not panic! As they say, preparation is the key.

Check out my post for some key items to cross off your list before yourinterview approaches.

You can use this tricks for an interview in any language!

You've got this!

Today I wanted to share my journey with you.

I moved to England, London, in 2002. Like many other foreigners, I worked hard. I worked in coffee shops, restaurants, and bars; in fact, I started as a cleaner.

When I arrived in England, I spoke basic English, so applying for another type of job seemed impossible.

At present, I am a fluent English speaker and teach others how to speak English.

For the past few years, I've been working for large international corporations, and I am a successful leader! 🙋‍♀️

So before you say it is impossible to speak fluent English....think twice! I've done it. You can do it too!

You are capable of learning another language. Not one, but many! So keep going. You've got this! 🥰

Would you like to sound more professional?

I often hear students say, "This is no good" or "This is not good enough".

Check this post out for some tips on how to turn the above sentences into more formal ones.

Enjoy!