Many professionals are comfortable following a meeting in English. But when it’s time to lead one, things feel different. Suddenly, you’re the person who has to open the discussion, keep everyone on track and bring things to a clear close.
In this week’s Higher English lesson, we look at six key moments in a typical meeting and the language that helps you handle each one smoothly and professionally.
If you work in English, or want to, this lesson will help you feel more prepared the next time you’re in the chair.
This is Part 1 of a 3-part mini-series on meetings in English. Watch the video below, and let me know in the comments which part of a meeting you find most difficult.