Hospitality English
  • 2 Days
  • 8 Modules

Hospitality English: Spoken And Grammar

OVERVIEW

Comprehension and grammar are essential indicators of one’s professionalism in the hospitality business. Most of us ignore them at our peril.

Hospitality business requires consistent, pleasant and simple English to make your guest(s) understand what you are trying to relate. Hence, this English speaking methodology has been globally practised through simple SOP and regular training at work-place.

Good English by employees of the hotels increases the ratings of the hotel which is evident.

This workshop offers a rundown on the principles at work behind excellent spoken and written Hospitality Business English.

LEARNING OUTCOME

By the end of this Business English training course trainees will be able to:

  • Understand the basics of HOSPITALITY English grammar.
  • Have a better command of verbs, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions and conjunctions.
  • Be ready to discard with confidence many outmoded writing conventions.
  • Use grammar to help develop the skill of writing in a simple and business-like manner.
  • Spell better.
  • Use punctuation correctly.
  • Form grammatically correct sentences for emails and letter writing.
  • Pronounce commonly mispronounced words correctly.
  • Communication more confidently in English.

LEARNING METHODOLOGY

This Hospitality Business English workshop’s 90% practical based. There will be a combination of expert input, interactive practical exercises, group discussions, exercise worksheets and role plays.

DAY 1

Basic sentence construction

  • Subjects and objects
  • Nouns, pronouns and verbs
  • Adverbs and adjectives
  • Capital letters and full stops
  • Commas, colons and semicolons
  • Punctuation rules

The structure of English

  • Structuring sentences
  • Phrases and clauses
  • Subject and verb agreement
  • Linking ideas
  • Using different conjunctions
  • Problems and solutions

Tenses

  • Using different tenses
  • Correct use of tense
  • The passive and active tense

Apostrophes and plurals

  • Before the S
  • After the S

Writing styles

  • Concise and succinct sentences
  • Using descriptive sentences
  • When to use different styles

DAY 2
Tips and tricks

  • Avoiding common grammatical mistakes
  • verb tenses
  • adverbs
  • the double negative
  • double comparatives and superlatives
  • pronoun case
  • antecedents
  • relative pronouns
  • the stranded preposition
  • Commonly confused and misused words

Proofing your work

  • How to spot mistakes
  • Correcting your own work


Spoken Communication

  • Managing phone calls
  • Giving and following instructions
  • Listening Skills
  • Improving pronunciation
Course Assessment
Certificates of achievement are awarded to those trainees who have satisfactorily completed and passed a simple objectives test.


Course Reading
Extensive handouts will be provided during the workshop, before and after the course.

Please note that this course is designed for native or non-native English speakers or those with a very grasp of the language wanting to understand how English grammar works.

This course includes
  • Ref. No.
    askhrd/2024/126
  • Module
    SBL Khas Claimable
  • Availability
    Public & Inhouse
  • Trainer
    HRDCorp Certified
  • Duration
    2 days (16 hours session)
  • Skills
    All Levels
  • Language
    B. Malaysia & English
  • Venue
    Hotel (for Public Session)
  • Format
    F2F | Webinar
  • Training Material
    Provided during training session
  • Certificate
    Certificate of Completion
  • Inclusion (Public)
    2 Lunch + 4 Coffee Breaks
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