The New Rules of Business English: Communicating Clearly in a Global Market

English may be the global language of business — but that doesn’t mean everyone uses it effectively.

In today’s international teams, customer service roles, and fast-paced startup scenes, the ability to write and speak clearly in English is a powerful professional skill. It’s no longer just about fluency. It’s about confidence, clarity, and cultural awareness.

Clear English builds trust

Miscommunication is costly. It can lead to delayed decisions, unhappy clients, missed opportunities, or friction within teams. And it often comes down to the same core issue: unclear messaging.

Whether you're sending emails, pitching an idea, managing a team, or writing web content, clarity in English shows that you're credible, considerate, and competent.

Modern business English is more human than ever

Gone are the days of overly formal jargon and stiff corporate lingo. Today, effective English is direct, warm, and tailored to your audience. But finding that balance — especially for non-native speakers — can be tricky. Too casual, and it feels unprofessional. Too formal, and it sounds cold.

That’s where I come in.

My approach to teaching English in the workplace

I offer practical coaching focused on tone, vocabulary, and structure — tailored to real situations you face at work.

We’ll cover things like:

• Writing emails that are polite and to the point

• Speaking up in meetings with confidence

• Presenting ideas to international clients

• Editing copy for internal or external use

You don’t need perfect grammar to make a strong impression. You need to connect, get your point across, and represent your brand well — in English that works.

👉 Want to strengthen your English communication as a team or individual? Let’s create a plan that fits your goals.