I’ve included this Business English lesson sample to demonstrate how I help learners build practical workplace communication skills through clear modeling, guided practice, and real‑world application.
Lesson Objective:
Learners will practice writing concise, professional emails by analyzing examples and drafting a short workplace message.
Target Level:
A2–B1 (Pre‑Intermediate)
Skills Practiced:
Writing, workplace communication, vocabulary building, clarity and tone
Model Email:
Hello Maria,
Thanks for your message. I’ve attached the updated project timeline. Please review it and let me know if you’d like to make any changes.
Regards,
Daniel
Task 1 — Understanding the Model
Read the email carefully. What is the purpose of the message? Who is the writer? What action does the writer ask the reader to take?
Task 2 — Language Focus
Identify three examples of clear, professional tone in the email. What makes them effective? How does the writer keep the message concise?
Task 3 — Writing Task
Write a short workplace email (4–6 sentences) responding to a colleague’s request for information. Use clear structure, polite tone, and concise language.
Thank you for reading — I hope this Business English lesson sample gives you a clear sense of how I support learners in developing practical, workplace‑ready communication skills.