Learning Outcomes

Research for Job Hunting

Creating a Curriculum Vitae

Writing a Cover Letter

Interviewing Techniques

Negotiations

Using Professional and Polite English Language

Lesson Summary

English for Job Hunting is a fantastic course to help you prepare for each stage of the job hunting process! Start by conducting a self assessment to determine the best job for you. Learn about job postings, how to write a Curriculum Vitae and Cover Letter, and learn how to use professional language during job interviews and negotiations.

English for Job Hunting - Course Assessment

Learn business English in this free online job search course that explains how to find, apply for and secure employment.

English for Job Hunting

The job application process includes a series of steps everyone must master to find, apply for and secure employment. The process usually begins with researching job opportunities and preparing a resume and cover letter. The job seeker then applies for the position and interacts with the employer. This business English course takes you through each step of the process and provides vocabulary you can use to communicate with potential employers.

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