Take part in everyday work
You want to contribute to meetings, understand the people you work with and write clear messages. Identify the situations that come up regularly in your role.
PROFESSIONAL ENGLISH · FOR YOU AND YOUR TEAM
Business English courses in MadridYou have something to contribute.
Say it in English, too.
An idea in a meeting. A proposal for a client. An email that needs a clear reply. Work on the English you use in your professional life, with practice guided by your level and priorities. Training for professionals and teams, in person in Madrid or live online.
Since 2008 · Calle Alberto Aguilera 36 · In person and live online
ARGÜELLES / MADRIDA conversation moving forward.
Your workGoals connected to your role
Your teamShared training needs
MadridIn person or live online
01 / WHERE DO YOU NEED YOUR ENGLISH?Start with a real situation.
Start with a real situation.
Give your training a purpose.
Context matters: supporting a client, presenting a project and joining a meeting call for different practice. We start with what you need to do.
Prepare for an important moment
You have a presentation, an interview or a client conversation ahead. Tell us what you need to communicate and when, so we can consider the preparation.
Arrange training for a team
Several people need English for related tasks. We review their roles, approximate levels and availability to help plan the training.
02 / FOR YOU OR YOUR TEAMAn individual need.
An individual need.
Or a shared goal.
You can ask about training for your own work or for a company team. In-person learning in Madrid or live online classes, the timetable and the arrangements are confirmed in the proposal.
Your role. Your priorities.
Tell us why you need English and which situations you want to practise. We review your level, goal and available time to guide the training.
- Goals connected to your work
- Priorities based on your level
- Format and timetable to discuss
A shared working context.
Tell us how many people would take part, their roles and which tasks require English. This helps us consider a proposal for the team.
- The team’s needs and levels
- Content focused on their tasks
- Organisation and fees to discuss
YOUR TRAINING PROPOSALGoals, arrangements and fees.
Goals, arrangements and fees.
Before you decide.
Tell us what you or your team need at work. Your goals, level and availability help us prepare a proposal with content, a schedule and fees so you can consider the options.
- What you need to work onYour professional role, situations in English, approximate level and learning goals.
- How to arrange the classesParticipants, preferred format, timetable and availability to study.
- Which proposal fitsContent, duration, amount of class time, fees and terms explained before you start.
An enquiry is the first step towards discussing the training; enrolment or a company agreement is confirmed afterwards.
03 / ENGLISH YOU CAN USESpeak with a purpose.
Speak with a purpose.
Write with clarity.
These tasks give vocabulary, grammar and tone a practical context. Priorities are agreed according to your role and starting point.
Meetings and conversations
Open a discussion, ask for clarification, disagree appropriately and confirm the next steps.
Contribute an idea and check that it has been understood
Focus on this skill Presentations and proposals
Structure an argument, explain data and prepare responses to questions from your audience.
Present a project or a proposal to a client
Focus on this skill Emails and messages
Make a clear request, choose the right level of formality and avoid ambiguity when explaining deadlines or agreements.
Ask for information, follow up or confirm a decision
Focus on this skill Interviews and client communication
Explain your experience, listen to questions and respond appropriately in a professional context.
Talk about your work or handle an enquiry
Focus on this skill - Identify the tasks
Tell us about your role, who you use English with and the situations you find difficult. For a team, we also review the shared needs.
- Agree the priorities
We consider the starting level and goals. The content, format and schedule are set out in the training proposal.
- Rehearse, review and refine
We practise situations that reflect your work and use feedback to develop the vocabulary, structure and tone of your message.
04 / YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with your next situation in English.
Choose your priority, who the training is for, your preferred format and availability. We will open a WhatsApp message so you can add your role, a target date or team details and review it before sending.
Your enquiry, ready
You can start without having every detail. We will discuss the options with you.
Your preferences are added to the message; you choose when to send it. The timetable and terms are confirmed with the academy.
You can also call us: +34 634 654 048
05 / YOUR SCHOOL IN MADRIDEnglish for your work,
Argüelles · Opposite ICADE-ICAI
English for your work,
from Argüelles.
Exam Madrid Academy is at Calle Alberto Aguilera 36, 28015 Madrid, opposite ICADE-ICAI. Ask about in-person training in Madrid or live online classes, with arrangements suited to your professional needs.
Exam Madrid AcademyCalle Alberto Aguilera 36 · 28015 MadridArgüelles · Opposite ICADE-ICAI
06 / BEFORE YOU STARTBefore you plan
Before you plan
your professional English.
Level, goals, teams, formats and fees: questions that help you choose your next step.
How does Business English differ from General English?
Business English focuses practice on workplace tasks: meetings, presentations, emails, interviews and client conversations. Grammar and vocabulary are practised within those situations and according to your starting level.
Do I need advanced English to start?
An initial assessment helps establish what to work on first. That might mean strengthening your General English, combining it with workplace situations or focusing on specific tasks. Tell us when you use English and where you find it difficult.
Can I ask about a course for myself without my company arranging it?
Yes. You can request a proposal for your own professional needs. Tell us your role, the situations you want to practise and your availability, and we will review the training options with you.
How do you prepare a proposal for a team?
We need to know the number of participants, their roles, approximate levels, tasks in English and availability. These details help us consider the content, arrangements and fees for the proposal.
Are classes in person in Madrid or online?
You can ask about both formats: in-person training in Madrid and live online classes. Location, timetable and availability are confirmed in the agreed proposal. Our academy is at Calle Alberto Aguilera 36 in Argüelles.
How much does Business English training cost and how long does it last?
Fees and duration are confirmed according to the scope of the proposal: participants, goals, format and class arrangements. We explain the schedule, amount of class time, fees and terms before you decide.
Can I focus my enquiry on an interview or presentation?
Yes. Tell us which situation you want to prepare for, when it will take place and what you need to communicate. Alongside your level, this helps us consider the focus and the practice time available.
Does this course prepare me for a qualification such as TOEIC?
This training focuses on communication at work. If you need to demonstrate your level through TOEIC or another exam, tell us which one and your deadline: exam preparation involves working on that test’s specific tasks and format.
What is your next
conversation in English?
Tell us what you need to do. If you are arranging training for a team, add how many people would take part and which tasks they share. We can then explore a specific proposal.
Explore the next step for your needs: a stronger foundation, an exam qualification or an initial assessment.