English for Human Resources and Management by The London School of English
The London School of English · 16 lessons · Free on YouTube
About this course
Communicating in English is often the difference between being understood and being trusted, especially in Human Resources and management. This course helps you move beyond basic business English and build the vocabulary, tone, and professional phrasing you need to handle real workplace conversations with clarity and confidence. Whether you work in recruitment, people operations, L&D, or lead teams across borders, you will strengthen the language that supports decisions, relationships, and results.
You will practice how to offer roles and discuss compensation tactfully, talk about performance, goals, and development plans, and use frameworks that make your message precise and actionable. You will also improve how you speak about investigations and fairness, confidentiality, and stakeholder expectations, choosing language that sounds professional while protecting sensitive information. With a focus on realistic HR scenarios, the course helps you avoid awkward literal translations and adopt the expressions English-speaking workplaces actually use.
Because HR and managers communicate far beyond internal policies, you will learn to discuss current events appropriately, present ideas for innovation and strategic change, and communicate in a way that supports engagement during change. You will also build stronger speaking skills for coaching conversations, project work, and collaboration with international teams. The course supports you in sounding assertive without being aggressive, including techniques that add impact to your message when presenting or addressing groups.
To round out your workplace communication toolkit, you will train language for networking, handling difficult situations with empathy, negotiating terms, and participating effectively in decision-making meetings. Short exercises reinforce practical choices of wording, so you can respond faster and more naturally in emails, calls, interviews, and conferences. By the end, you will be better prepared to represent your organisation professionally in English and communicate with confidence in high-stakes HR and management moments.
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