B2-031 to 035 (B2 U-Intermediate)

🔹 Course Description: The LEAP B2 Program takes communication skills to a professional, business-ready level. At B2, students focus on independent communication, critical problem-solving, formal correspondence, leadership speaking, and strategic thinking. The course prepares students not just for placement interviews, but also for their early years in the corporate world, helping them adapt, collaborate, and lead with confidence. Students engage in real-world simulations, case studies, advanced mock interviews, and leadership communication techniques—all delivered through LEAP’s unique three-format learning: audio, visual, and text. 🔹 Course Outline: Listening Skills: Listening to complex discussions, negotiations, and technical conversations Identifying speaker intent, bias, and argument structure Following case study discussions and corporate presentations Speaking Skills: Leading conversations and discussions professionally Negotiating, persuading, and handling objections Delivering structured presentations and interview pitches Reading Skills: Interpreting reports, proposals, and advanced articles Critical reading for assumption spotting and argument evaluation Understanding corporate documents, policies, and summaries Writing Skills: Writing structured reports, proposals, and professional summaries Formal complaint and escalation writing Developing LinkedIn profiles, cover letters, and formal requests Soft Skills Integration: Leadership communication techniques Conflict management basics Group discussion leadership and high-pressure thinking 🔹 Course Objective: To equip students with independent communication and decision-making ability. To prepare students for high-level interviews, panel discussions, and workplace presentations. To develop the ability to handle corporate tasks like report writing, documentation, and formal emailing. To strengthen leadership, critical thinking, and problem-solving through communication.