The closer
Great in your market. Careful abroad.
You close all day in your language. On an English call you play it safe, and safe deals quietly leave money on the table.
The reality
You had the stronger offer, and the rep with smoother English set the tone and steered every term. You meant to counter the price, then took the first number because arguing it in English felt like the bigger risk, and that one flinch handed back hundreds of dollars of margin you had already earned. Your instinct for the deal was never wrong. No one trained you for the English a negotiation actually runs on.
This track is for winning the deal. Explore the others for the roles around the table.
Job hunting
Interviews, CV and LinkedIn, salary conversations. Walk in ready to be chosen.
View trackLeadership
Executive presence, influence, and board-level communication.
View trackHR & L&D
People conversations, policy, and culture across a multinational team.
View trackCustomer centre
Service, escalation, and empathy that carries across cultures and accents.
View trackIT
Stand-ups, code review, stakeholder updates, and clear documentation.
View track“Good English” means nothing to a hiring panel. A CEFR level from A1 to C2 means everything. It tells an employer, a visa officer, or a client exactly what you can do. We certify through Tracktest, recognized in over 40 countries, so the proof travels with you. Want the certificate on its own, now? Take the paid CEFR assessment and walk away with a documented level this week.