LCCI English for Business Prüfungen

English for Business 2 and 3:  *New date to be announced*

Interested candidates can contact Dr. Greg Bond bond(at)th-wildau.de or John O'Donoghue john.odonoghue(at)th-wildau.de for more information.

Registration

Please register using the online registration form.

More information

• The LCCIEB are examinations in business English at a variety of levels, many of which are recognised internationally. For more information about the LCCI see www.lccieb.com.
• Info packs and exams (past paper packs) are downloadable for free at lcciieb-germany.com
• Results and certificates will be avaible approximately 10 weeks after the date of the eaxmination 
• View the LCCI and the Common European Framework of Reference for language competence.

The type of questions you will have to answer is as follows:

1. Writing a business letter or a memo

2.- 3. Any of the following:

• Writing a leaflet (a flyer)
• Writing a notice (e.g. for a noticeboard)
• Writing a report (e.g. for your boss in a company)
• Writing an article (e.g. for an in-company newsletter or for the press)
• Writing a list (extracting important information from a text and presenting it in list form)

4. The oral exam:

This takes 7 minutes and is done with an external examiner. Subjects range from your experiences as a student and in work to general and basic knowledge about business.

The book R.G. Mellor/ V.G. Davison, How to Pass English for Business Second Level (Logophon Lehrmittel Verlag,  ISBN 3-955514-29-4, € 21) provides excellent preparation for this examination.

There are four questions as follows:

1.  Writing a business letter, usually in response to a letter received, or other documents (order slips, employer's instructions, telephone notes).

2.  Drafting an internal company report, based on notes from a range of sources: newspaper cuttings, comments from inside and outside the company, from local government, clubs and societies etc.

3.  A comprehension task. You have to give short answers to questions on a text.

4.  A task in which you have to reformulate a message for a defined purpose. You may have to write a memo based on telephone notes, a summary of an article, a notice for your employees or customers etc.

5.  The oral exam:

This takes 8-10 minutes and is done with an external examiner. Subjects range from your experiences as a student and in work to general and more thorough knowledge about business and current affairs.

The book: R.G. Mellor/ V.G. Davison, How to Pass English for Business Level 3, Logophon Lehrmittel Verlag,  ISBN 3-955214-32-4, € 21 provides excellent preparation for this examination.