Business Vocabulary Conversation Sessions
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I already communicate comfortably in English, yet I still feel my vocabulary stalls when conversations shift into nuanced, professional territory. I’m therefore arranging a standing, once-a-week video call with a Native American speaker who can keep the dialogue lively, natural, and firmly rooted in business and workplace themes.
Each session should run about an hour on Zoom, Skype, or Google Meet—whichever you prefer—and stay fully conversational. I’m not looking for textbook drills; instead, guide the talk into current projects, leadership challenges, presentations, negotiations, industry news, or whichever business-centric topic flows naturally that week. While we speak, please note unfamiliar words, phrasal verbs, or idiomatic expressions that arise and explain them on the spot so I can apply them immediately.
After every call, I’d like a concise recap emailed to me that includes:
• A curated list of new or refined vocabulary (with one-line definitions and example sentences).
• Any pronunciation or usage corrections you flagged during the discussion.
• A quick suggestion or two for keeping the new terms active before our next meeting.
Consistency matters to me, so we’ll lock in a regular weekly slot, but I do appreciate a tutor who can occasionally shift times when my schedule demands. If you are an engaging conversationalist with solid business insight and a knack for expanding lexical range naturally, let’s set up our first trial call and see how we click.
Each session should run about an hour on Zoom, Skype, or Google Meet—whichever you prefer—and stay fully conversational. I’m not looking for textbook drills; instead, guide the talk into current projects, leadership challenges, presentations, negotiations, industry news, or whichever business-centric topic flows naturally that week. While we speak, please note unfamiliar words, phrasal verbs, or idiomatic expressions that arise and explain them on the spot so I can apply them immediately.
After every call, I’d like a concise recap emailed to me that includes:
• A curated list of new or refined vocabulary (with one-line definitions and example sentences).
• Any pronunciation or usage corrections you flagged during the discussion.
• A quick suggestion or two for keeping the new terms active before our next meeting.
Consistency matters to me, so we’ll lock in a regular weekly slot, but I do appreciate a tutor who can occasionally shift times when my schedule demands. If you are an engaging conversationalist with solid business insight and a knack for expanding lexical range naturally, let’s set up our first trial call and see how we click.
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