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A short specialized course book with units that are based on reading texts from the Financial Times and other sources. Working suggestions: Before You Read, Reading, Vocabulary and excellent open-ended Over to You tasks. Level: Courses at Intermediate+ / Language Schools / HH
Examples of the 18 Units: International Financial Reporting Standards; Company performance; Options trading; Corporate governance; Banking — a risky business; Auditor liability.
• Explains the basic concepts of most areas of finance• Builds financial vocabulary• Develops comprehension of financial texts• Develops listening skills in financial English• Improves speaking skills through discussions, case studies and role plays• Practises specific language functions such as advising, suggesting, agreeing and disagreeing, clarifying and summarizing• Authentic international interviews with people working in finance• Authentic business reading texts• 12 units cover particular areas of finance – retail banking, investment banking, trade finance etc.• 12 units practise business communication skills in a financial context – telephoning, making presentations etc.
The credit crunch has highlighted the need for all of us to be more financially aware. How does our economy work and why are national debt levels rising? What do young people need to know about spending and saving, opening bank accounts, planning for the future and budgeting?Level: 8.-10. kl./AVU + HG C-F etc.
Chapter One: The EconomyOur economy; Tax matters; The credit crunch; The global financial crisis; Deepening debt crisis; Cost of living; Activities.
Chapter Two: Managing Your MoneyTeen and tweeneconomics; Budget for a month; What age can I work; Forms of payment; Brighter financial futures; 'The forever generation'; Banks and building societies; Activities.
Key Facts; Glossary; Web Links
A new title in the popular In Use series from Cambridge University Press — explanations on the left-hand pages, a range of practice exercises on the right-hand pages.