Trish Stott Books

Speaking Effectively provides the trainer with a business English book which can be used as supplementary material or as the basis for a short course at the lower-intermediate level to develop fluency and language competence. All of the 14 units are short, easy-to-use and do not require much preparation on the part of the teacher. The three case studies interspersed throughout the book allow the learner the opportunity to use the language acquired in the preceding units in more extended speaking activities. Speaking Effectively is accompanied by a cassette with the tapescripts in the back of the book.

Level: Elementary to Pre-Intermediate. For younger trainees in the hospitality and catering industry. This new edition has been completely revised to take account of innovations and changing practices within the sector. Who is it for? Young trainees in the hospitality and catering industry who need English to deal with customers. Key features Topics reflect the real contexts trainees will encounter in their working lives. Emphasis on understanding and speaking English in practical situations. Two listening sections with accompanying tasks in every unit. Clear focus on key functional expressions and topic- related vocabulary. Activity section in each unit involving real-world communicative tasks. New review sections to check progress.

Essential language practice for tourist industry professionals.

Published 2010. Highly Recommended gives trainees in the hotel and catering industry simple, practical language for dealing with customers and colleagues in a variety of situations, from taking reservations to giving explanations and instructions. A strong focus on communication skills. Topics and activities for real-life situations. * More listening practice from topic- based dialogues.

This short course is ideal for people training to work in all areas of the tourism and travel industry, with units focusing on key communication areas.

A short, communicative course for the low-level learner of American English.

Highly Recommended is for younger trainees in the hospitality and catering industry who need English to deal with customers. This new edition has been completely revised to take account of innovations and changing practices within the sector. Key Features Topics reflect the real contexts trainees will encounter in their working lives. Emphasis on understanding and speaking English in practical situations. Two listening sections with accompanying tasks in every unit. Clear focus on key functional expressions and topic-related vocabulary. Activity section in each unit involving real-world communicative tasks. New review sections to check progress. Student's Book 28 topic-based units Tapescripts of the dialogues Six-language wordlist Language review section with exercises

Published 2010. Highly Recommended gives trainees in the hotel and catering industry simple, practical language for dealing with customers and colleagues in a variety of situations, from taking reservations to giving explanations and instructions. A strong focus on communication skills. Topics and activities for real-life situations. More listening practice from topic-based dialogues.

Speaking Effectively provides the trainer with a business English book which can be used as supplementary material or as the basis for a short course at the lower-intermediate level to develop fluency and language competence. All of the 14 units are short, easy-to-use and do not require much preparation on the part of the teacher. The three case studies interspersed throughout the book allow the learner the opportunity to use the language acquired in the preceding units in more extended speaking activities. Speaking Effectively is accompanied by a cassette with the tapescripts in the back of the book.

Level: Elementary to Pre-Intermediate. For younger trainees in the hospitality and catering industry. This new edition has been completely revised to take account of innovations and changing practices within the sector. Who is it for? Young trainees in the hospitality and catering industry who need English to deal with customers. Key features Topics reflect the real contexts trainees will encounter in their working lives. Emphasis on understanding and speaking English in practical situations. Two listening sections with accompanying tasks in every unit. Clear focus on key functional expressions and topic- related vocabulary. Activity section in each unit involving real-world communicative tasks. New review sections to check progress.