NEW edition!
A guide to understanding the Danes that highlights their character and behaviour with warmth and wit. Authors: Helen Dyrbye, Steven Harris and Thomas Golzen

A short course (40-60 hours) for engineers who need to use English in the workplace. Cambridge English for Engineering develops the communication skills and specialist English language knowledge of engineering professionals, enabling them to communicate more confidently and effectively with colleagues and customers. The ten standalone units cover topics common to all kinds of engineering — especially civil, electrical and mechanical — such as procedures and precautions; monitoring and control; and engineering design. Authentic activities — from describing technical problems and suggesting solutions to working with drawings — make the course relevant and motivating. The course is also suitable for self-study.
Level: Intermediate/Upper-Intermediate courses for engineers/IV Courses/Language Schools

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Author: Christopher Cumo. Hardback. (182 pages)
Level: Library/Depot — a great resource especially for 2nd and 3rd years of the gymnasium/HTX

Canada is a country of amazing natural beauty, but most Canadians live in the cities of Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and Ottowa, and enjoy one of the world's highest standards of living. However, many of the indigenous Canadian Indians suffer high unemployment, poor health and housing. Canada's population includes many different peoples who have settled in the country in the past. Yet the government has recently been accused of allowing in too many economic migrants, leading to rising tensions in the country. For many years, French-speaking Quebec has kept its identity separate while being part of Canada. But if Quebec wins its independence the Canadian government will lose its largest province. Author: Heather Blades. (64 pages)

Contents: 1. Canada — An Overview; 2. History; 3. Landscape and Climate; 4. Population and Settlements; 5. Government and Politics; 6. Energy and Resources; 7. Economy and Income; 8. Global Connections; 9. Transport and Communications; 10. Education and Health; 11. Culture and Religion; 12. Leisure and Tourism; 13. Environment and Conservation; 14. Future Challenges; Timeline; Glossary; Further Information.

Level: 8.-9. kl./HG E-C/AVUII/1st year of Gymnasium

The United Kingdom is one of the world's wealthiest countries, playing a highly significant role in global affairs. The country's diverse history of invasion and settlement, together with successive waves of immigrants has left its mark on British culture, language and beliefs. As the United Kingdom looks to the future it faces a number of challenges including regional economic disparities and inter-community tensions. Author: Alex Woolf. (64 pages)

Contents: 1. United Kingdom — An Overview; 2. History; 3. Landscape and Climate; 4. Population and Settlements; 5. Government and Politics; 6. Energy and Resources; 7. Economy and Income; 8. Global Connections; 9. Transport and Communications; 10. Education and Health; 11. Culture and Religion; 12. Leisure and Tourism; 13. Environment and Conservation; 14. Future Challenges; Timeline; Glossary; Further Information.

Level: 8.-9. kl./HG E-C/AVUII/1st year of Gymnasium

The Business is a major new course that is well suited to Scandinavian students. The Business is a slim course — there aren't a lot of modules to buy. The DVD-Rom (included free with the Student's Book) contains everything you would normally have in a workbook and on a student's audio CD ... and much more. Authors: John Allison and Paul Emmerson (Email English).
Level: Pre-Intermediate/HH 1. år/Language Schools/IV-kurser

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All the audio on CD so it is convenient for class use by the teacher.

The Business is a major new course that is well suited to Scandinavian students. The Business is a slim course — there aren't a lot of modules to buy. The DVD-Rom (included free with the Student's Book) contains everything you would normally have in a workbook and on a student's audio CD ... and much more. Authors: John Allison and Paul Emmerson (Email English).
Level: Upper-Intermediate/HH 3. år/Language Schools/IV-kurser

Check out the wide range of FREE RESOURCES!
Podcasts  Powerpoints  Progress Tests

All the audio on a CD so it is convenient for class use by the teacher.

Units: Working life — Projects — Leisure time — Services & systems — Customers — Guests & visitors — Security — Working together — Logistics — Facilities — Decisions — Innovation — Breakdown — Processes — Performance — Success

Sample Page: Student's Book Unit 5: pages 32-33 (PDF)

Business English you can take to work today:
With its communicative syllabus, authentic business material, and expert tips from a leading management school, plus interactive multi-media, Business Result helps students learn the communication skills they need for work quickly and effectively.
Level: Upper-Intermediate/Language schools/In-house courses

Sample Page: Student's Book Unit 4: pages 26-27 (PDF)

• 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.

How to get the most out of your staff!
This book provides advice to managers and team leaders on how to manage people in their teams — getting the best results from them and dealing with any people problems that may arise. Many managers have to do their job without HR advice and this book is particularly designed to meet their needs. It covers every aspect that involves getting things done through people, including: leadership, motivating people, team building, delegating, interviewing, managing performance, developing and rewarding people, managing change and handling people problems. It provides support for every front line manager who wants to get the best results from their staff. Author: Michael Armstrong. (147 pages)
Level: HH/Library/Depot/Language Schools/In-House Courses

Contents include: Leadership; Motivating people; Team building; Delegating; Managing performance; Developing and rewarding people; Managing change.

This is a compilation of lessons from the world's most successful marketing campaigns of recent times:
This book has valuable analyses of and insights into what it takes to create a successful marketing campaign. It includes lessons distilled from winners of the world's most prestigious advertising award and will appeal to anyone interested in the process of marketing and branding. It also looks at the extensive PR coverage expected in business and marketing media. Based on the Advertising Effectiveness Awards, which are the most respected awards in the advertising world, this book provides the key lessons and inspirations derived from the top marketing campaigns and strategies of the past 25 years. The Advertising Effectiveness Awards requires its winners to demonstrate a clear causal link between the marketing/advertising strategy and the ultimate success of the product/service in the marketplace. Therefore, there is no other source of such rigour. By examining and synthesizing the case studies submitted by the winners, this book presents an invaluable study of what it takes to create a successful marketing campaign. Author: Jonathan Cahill. (208 pages)
Level: HH (kan læses i uddrag)