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daily-life B2

benefit from the experience

Learn how to use 'benefit from the experience' to talk about gaining valuable lessons or advantages from past events.
business B2

brush up on skills

Learn how to use the casual business phrase "brush up on skills" to talk about refreshing or improving your professional abilities.
academic B2

career prospects

Master the phrase 'career prospects' to talk about future job opportunities and professional growth.
business B1

choose a career

Understand how to use the phrase 'choose a career' in English. Discover natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
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business B2

draw on experience

Discover how to use the business English expression 'draw on experience' to describe utilizing your past knowledge and professional skills to handle new challenges.
daily-life B1

get a job offer

Understand how to use the common English phrase 'get a job offer' to discuss receiving a formal, written invitation to work for a company or employer.
business A2

job application

Discover how to use 'job application' correctly in business English contexts with examples, common errors, and real-life practice.
business A2

job title

Understand the meaning of 'job title' in English. Learn how to talk about your official role at work with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
business B2

make an offer

Master the business phrase 'make an offer' to confidently propose a price, bid, or terms of agreement in professional negotiations and real estate.
daily-life B1

prepare for an interview

Learn how to use the phrase 'prepare for an interview' correctly. Discover common mistakes, natural examples, and pronunciation tips to boost your English.
business B2

probationary period

Learn what a probationary period is, how it works in professional environments, and how to use this essential human resources term correctly in business English.
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business A2

work experience

Learn how to correctly refer to your professional background using the term 'work experience' in English.
business B1

build a network

Learn how to use 'build a network' to describe developing professional relationships and networking in English.
business C1

burn your bridges

Master the business English idiom 'burn your bridges'. Learn its meaning, explore natural examples, and avoid common mistakes in professional speech.
business B1

express interest

Learn how to use 'express interest' in formal business situations. Find clear explanations, practical examples, and common mistakes.
business B2

keep options open

Learn how to use the phrase 'keep options open' in professional negotiations and career planning. Discover how to avoid making premature commitments.
business B1

personal development

Learn the meaning of 'personal development' in a professional context, with natural examples and common mistakes to avoid.
slang B2

quiet quitting

Learn the meaning of 'quiet quitting', a modern workplace trend where employees do only their required tasks without working extra unpaid hours.
business B1

write a cover letter

Learn how to write a cover letter for your job applications. Find natural English examples, common mistakes to avoid, and helpful practice exercises here.
business A2

apply for a job

Learn how to use the common business phrase 'apply for a job' correctly with natural example sentences, common learner mistakes, and helpful practice.