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Are you starting out as a freelancer and looking to work in the international market? Maybe you're already a freelancer and want to increase your network of clients? Either way, this is the course for you! As well as teaching you useful language for scenarios you will meet as a freelancer, you will also learn language and strategies for saying 'no' while keeping the door open, and effective techniques for giving presentations and brainstorming ideas. This course covers modules 8 to 10 of our longer English for Freelancers course. Want to learn more? Try one of our other mini-courses: English for Freelancers: Getting Started English for Freelancers: Communication Skills I English for Freelancers: Upskilling This course was created by British Council in partnership with Gaza Sky Geeks.

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The full course includes

  1. Module 1 Practice
  2. Module 2 Practice
  3. Module 3 Practice
  4. 1.1 Offering alternatives
  5. 1.2 Emails for saying 'no'
  6. 1.3 Communication differences with saying ‘no’
  7. 2.1 Planning a presentation I
  8. 2.2 Planning a presentation II
  9. 2.3 Signposting language for presentations
  10. 3.1 Effective brainstorming
  11. 3.2 Sharing your ideas
  12. 3.3 Giving feedback on ideas

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