JEREMY FITZGERALD

Getting on in Business Advertising and Promotion, includes topics suchas market communications, sales promotion and public relations and explanations are in easy-to-follow English.

CIDEB. GB. GETTING ON IN BUSINESS AX.ALUM/IDIOMAS GENERAL

Getting on in Business is a series of readers aimed at students at pre-intermediate and intermediate levels. Unlike traditional business English materials, this series offers concise and entertaining guides to key business disciplines and specific sectors of industry. They can be enjoyed by students who do not have any previous experience of business disciplines or to consolidate what they've already studied. Each book contains an outline of the major areas of the discipline. The explanations are in easy-to-follow English, and each chapter contains different kinds of activities. Comprehension activities throughout the book ensure that students have understood the concepts, while language exercises familiarise students with the new terms they have encountered in the text. Listening exercises, case studies, role-plays and discussions help students to apply business theory to realistic business situations. A CD accompanies each book and a comprehensive teachers' guide is available separately.

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Getting on in Business is a series of readers aimed at students at pre-intermediate and intermediate levels. Unlike traditional business English materials, this series offers concise and entertaining guides to key business disciplines and specific sectors of industry. They can be enjoyed by students who do not have any previous experience of business disciplines or to consolidate what they've already studied. Each book contains an outline of the major areas of the discipline. The explanations are in easy-to-follow English, and each chapter contains different kinds of activities. Comprehension activities throughout the book ensure that students have understood the concepts, while language exercises familiarise students with the new terms they have encountered in the text. Listening exercises, case studies, role-plays and discussions help students to apply business theory to realistic business situations. A CD accompanies each book and a comprehensive teachers' guide is available separately.

Getting on in Business is a series of readers aimed at students at pre-intermediate and intermediate levels. Unlike traditional business English materials, this series offers concise and entertaining guides to key business disciplines and specific sectors of industry. They can be enjoyed by students who do not have any previous experience of business disciplines or to consolidate what they've already studied. Each book contains an outline of the major areas of the discipline. The explanations are in easy-to-follow English, and each chapter contains different kinds of activities. Comprehension activities throughout the book ensure that students have understood the concepts, while language exercises familiarise students with the new terms they have encountered in the text. Listening exercises, case studies, role-plays and discussions help students to apply business theory to realistic business situations. A CD accompanies each book and a comprehensive teachers' guide is available separately.

What really happened on board the famous ship, the Bounty? Why did the sailors mutiny against their captain, and where did they take the ship? How did the captain and his loyal crew survive a 5,000 mile journey? Join Captain Bligh, Fletcher Christian and Tom on their incredible adventures at sea, and discover what the Bounty mutiny was really about. Dossiers: Life at Sea in the 18th Century Island Destinations in The Mutiny on the Bounty