Pronunciation for Business

Pronunciation Matters in Business

Your work is fast-paced and each conversation critical. You need your employees, co-workers, bosses, and clients to understand what you say and what you mean the first time. You also don't want pronunciation features to cause them to misjudge your attitude, personality, or character. This can lead to lost clients, poor work culture, and limited career advancement. Be sure your pronunciation is the most professional, respectful, confident presentation of yourself. Let pronunciation training bridge your professional success.

satisfyingly comprehensive

To be successful, you need coaching that is both thorough and targeted. We offer both. You get comprehensive training in each component of excellent pronunciation: intonation, stress & rhythm, connected speech, consonant sounds, and vowel sounds. Our unique diagrams, visuals, and expert coaching will help you master each component and learn to make them all work together for your success.

purposefully contextualized

We don't just have you repeat endless lists of words and phrases unrelated to your work. Pronunciation for Business coaches you to use each component of pronunciation in a meaningful context related to your work. For example, you will practice pronunciation features in high stakes conversations with diplomatic language, in meeting contexts when you need to agree and disagree, in negotiation situations, employee review contexts, and more. Learn to handle difficult conversations with the politeness and professionalism that will lead your clients to respect you, trust you, and be more willing to enter into long-term business relationships with you.

the secret sauce

Most restaurants have that tantalizing secret recipe you just can't get anywhere else. From years of targeted pronunciation coaching, I've learned the secret to success with pronunciation. It's not something you'll get from the average speech pathologist's pronunciation training- or just any degreed TESOL trainer either. Without this cultural component, you will either consciously or subconsciously stymie your success.