Business Englisch Vantage B2 im Privatunterricht in Luzern
Mit einem B2 BEC Vantage Zertifikat verschaffen Sie sich allerlei Vorteile in der Arbeitswelt wie auch im Bildungswesen. Bei einer Stellenbewerbung kann das der entscheidende Vorteil sein zu anderen Mitbewerber. In der Schweiz wird das B2 Business Vantage (BEC V) Examen z.B. oft an Höheren Fachschulen verlangt.
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What’s in the paper?
First there are three long Reading texts: multiple matching, gapped paragraphs and multiple choice.Then there are two shorter Use of English texts, each with a different task, the first requiring you to supply missing words, the second looking for mistakes in a document.Texts are all business related.They are adapted from real-world publications and reflect international business practices. You don’t need lots of specialist knowledge to read them.
What’s in the paper?:
There are three parts, covering a range of recordings. Tasks include:
• completing notes from a speech
• two simultaneous matching tasks based on five short monologues
• multiple-choice questions on a longer piece.You’ll have to deal with the language you might meet in presentations, lectures, interviews, discussions and more informal business conversations
The Speaking paper has three parts and the tasks involve:• answering some individual questions from the examiner about yourself and business-related topics• preparing and then giving a short talk • discussing a business-related situation with another candidate, before reaching a decision.
What’s in the paper?
First there are three long Reading texts: multiple matching, gapped paragraphs and multiple choice.Then there are two shorter Use of English texts, each with a different task, the first requiring you to supply missing words, the second looking for mistakes in a document.Texts are all business related.They are adapted from real-world publications and reflect international business practices. You don’t need lots of specialist knowledge to read them.
What’s in the paper?:
There are three parts, covering a range of recordings. Tasks include:
• completing notes from a speech
• two simultaneous matching tasks based on five short monologues
• multiple-choice questions on a longer piece.You’ll have to deal with the language you might meet in presentations, lectures, interviews, discussions and more informal business conversations
The Speaking paper has three parts and the tasks involve:• answering some individual questions from the examiner about yourself and business-related topics• preparing and then giving a short talk • discussing a business-related situation with another candidate, before reaching a decision.