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Emails. Meetings. Presentations. Speak clearly. Write professionally.
You Write Well. You Freeze in Meetings.
You Write Well. You Freeze in Meetings.
You can send a polite email. You understand your colleagues. You passed your exams.
But when it is time to speak in a meeting – to share an idea, ask a question, or push back on a deadline – your voice gets quiet. Your words get tangled. You stay silent.
This is not a lack of English knowledge. This is a lack of business fluency confidence.
And at Steady English, that is exactly what we teach.
What Business English Means at Steady English
What Business English Means at Steady English
We do not teach you business theory. You already know your industry.
We teach you to communicate professionally in English – in emails, on calls, in meetings, and in front of a room.
Negotiations
Phrases for agreeing, disagreeing, compromising, and closing.
Meetings
How to enter, speak, interrupt politely, and close.
Emails
Clear, polite, professional. No more worrying if you sound rude or awkward.
Phone & Video Calls
Professional openings, clarifications, and endings.
Presentation
Structure, delivery, and handling Q&A without fear.
Small talk
Before meetings. During coffee breaks. With clients.
How It Works
How It Works
Step 1: Free 20-minute consultation
We talk about your role, your challenges, and your goals. No pressure. No commitment.
Step 2: Business fluency diagnostic (optional)
A 60-minute assessment including:
A mock work email (written)
A short role-play meeting (spoken)
A mini presentation (2–3 minutes)
We identify exactly where you freeze and why.
Step 3: Custom plan
We design a weekly session schedule based on your industry, role, and specific needs.
Step 4: Steady practice
Weekly one-on-one sessions. Realistic scenarios from your actual job. Warm feedback. No belittling.
Every session is tailored to your industry. We use your real emails, your real meeting topics, and your real challenges.
Example Scenarios We Practice
Example Scenarios We Practice
Your Industry:
Sample Role Play
Tech / IT
Explaining a delay to a non-technical manager
Finance
Presenting quarterly numbers to a client
Marketing
Pushing back on a tight deadline
HR
Delivering difficult feedback to an employee
Sales
Handling a customer objection on a call
Logistics
Clarifying a shipping error with a supplier
Education
Leading a parent-teacher meeting in English
Tell us your industry. We build scenarios around it.
One-on-One
One-on-One
4/8/12 per month
Fastest progress, personalized scenarios from your actual job
Small Group (Min. 2/Max 6 pp)
Small Group (Min. 2/Max 6 pp)
4/8/12 per month
Practice with peers in similar industries, lower cost
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