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English for Human Resources - the ultimate course

A unique two day, in-company or open, small group workshop delivered anywhere in the world, at a time arranged to suit you.

If you are an HR professional, studying HR or a school or teacher delivering English for HR, this is for you!

You will:

  • Update your knowledge on hot HR topics
  • Improve your HR vocabulary
  • Gain useful phrases for business use
  • Acquire practical HR templates
  • Have the opportunity to practise skills and get feedback

Every participant will receive their own free copy of Cambridge English for Human Resources – written by course facilitator, George Sandford.

Book now to claim your immediate 10% discount!

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George Sandford

George SandfordBorn in Manchester and brought up in London, from a childhood of illiteracy and dyslexia, George has made an incredible journey that has taken him through national and commercial radio appearances, community work, international conferences, working with management gurus and publishing with Cambridge University Press.

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