Effective Business Communication (Written/E-mail Correspondence and Business Presentations) for Professionals
This course covers two areas of business communication: written/e-mail correspondence and business presentations.

English in the Workplace: Speaking Module
English in the Workplace Speaking Module is a 24-hour course specifically designed to progressively challenge participants to grow in confidence in the use of English in day to day communication activities in the workplace. It is for people who have basic knowledge of the English language but who do not have enough opportunity to use it at work. They would like to use English in a greater number of situations, and improve their fluency and confidence in using the language.

               

English in the Workplace: Writing Module
This course that aims to improve the overall quality of work related documents such as memos, e-mails, reports, and letters. The course brings the participants to a clear grasp of the writing process and re-orients their views on writing towards the standards of plain English. It is for people who understand the importance of producing well-written work in the context of professionalism.

English in the Workplace: Presentation Skills Module
Presentation Skills is a 24-hour course which focuses on the development of the participants’ skills to talk in front of an audience and their ability to conduct meetings.

Japanese Elementary 1

Japanese Language for Beginner
This is an introduction to Japanese language. This course provides a foundation and basic skills of Japanese language to students with no prior knowledge of the language.

Mandarin
The course employs the use of simplified characters and Hanyu pinyin to develop competencies in listening, reading, speaking and writing in the target language.

The Craft of Technical Writing
Today, access to clear, relevant, and useful information increases any organization’s competitive advantage. At the heart of information management is the technical writer who is tasked to communicate technical information in a manner that can be understood by and useful to the intended readers. Such information has become vital in the organization’s decision-making cycle. Developing the craft of technical writing is easier said than done. At times, the writer ends up confusing instead of enlightening the reader. Worse, the writer may also cause the reader to be indifferent rather than enthused about the subject                matter. The Craft of Technical Writing promotes a keen understanding and a strong adherence to the key                principles of technical writing.