01 · Home, family and daily life
Build vocabulary for everyday life, discuss social trends and practise understanding explanations and giving a talk. Explore how texts present advantages and disadvantages.
SCHELLHAMMER BUSINESS SCHOOL · STUDY ONLINE
For the conversations you want to have.
The ideas you want to share. The next step you want to take.
Develop your English with Schellhammer Business School through an online course covering speaking, listening, reading and writing. Build your vocabulary and strengthen your grammar, spelling and punctuation through familiar topics and practical communication.
The course is best suited to learners who can already hold a basic conversation in English and want to develop their skills further.
Each module includes 10 guided learning hours and five hours of optional exercises, reading, online resources and self-testing activities. Your completion time depends on your study routine.
The first nine modules combine listening and speaking with reading and writing. The final module introduces IELTS exam preparation.
Build vocabulary for everyday life, discuss social trends and practise understanding explanations and giving a talk. Explore how texts present advantages and disadvantages.
Develop vocabulary for social and political topics, and practise finding and understanding news across print, broadcast and online media.
Explore workplace vocabulary and communication, including emails, voicemail and choosing between formal and informal language.
Learn language for health and fitness, and practise following and taking part in conversations with several speakers.
Practise expressing your views on local issues and expand your vocabulary for citizenship and politics.
Build vocabulary around crime and punishment while developing your ability to follow discussions.
Explore environmental vocabulary and develop your reading and writing through letters and emails.
Practise listening through conversations about buying technology for the home and discussing social media habits.
Develop vocabulary for science and education, and practise listening to discussions on these topics.
Explore exam requirements, example question types and practical advice to support your preparation.
Interactive modules and audio clips help you connect language with situations you recognise. Practise understanding what you hear, expressing an opinion and finding the right words for work, study and everyday life.
Online tutors, support webinars and a social learning forum give you opportunities to ask questions and practise with other students. Contact admissions to confirm how support is delivered and the current webinar schedule.
If you can hold a basic conversation in English, this course can help you develop a broader range of language skills. If you are unsure of your current level, a student adviser can help you assess whether the course is suitable.
The final module introduces exam requirements, example questions and preparation advice. It supports your preparation; completing this course does not mean you have taken IELTS or achieved an IELTS score.
Ask admissions about the course access period, assessment, any completion certificate and the current fees before enrolling.
Tell us what you would like to achieve with your English. Our student advisers can explain the course, current fees and how to get started.
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