Learn English · For Work
English Fluency, Built for Industry.
English has just become the 'lingua franca' in the international market (TEFL Graduate). In the spirit of upskilling, Brand Evangelist offers three products for the English for Special Purposes (ESP) lane, and now with our built in translation widget and AI, the digital course can be set to your L1 (native language) to help you learn faster. Three focused digital courses for international professionals and teams who need to compete globally — in business, marketing, and software.
English for Business
Win global clients. Lead the meeting.
For exporters, manufacturers, and cross-border teams
Your team is closing deals with American and European clients — but losing nuance in every email, call, and contract. This is the language of negotiation, executive meetings, client onboarding, and the polished follow-ups that signal you're a serious partner. Built for the Korean manufacturer shipping to U.S. retailers, the Brazilian agency pitching New York, the Vietnamese ops lead joining a global standup at 6am.
- Executive meeting vocabulary, agendas, and follow-ups
- Negotiation, pricing, and contract language
- Email, Slack, and async written communication
- Client onboarding, status updates, and escalation scripts
- Cross-cultural etiquette for U.S., UK, and EU business norms
English for Marketing
Speak the language of brand and agencies.
For marketers, founders, and creatives entering the U.S. market
Nobody teaches the specific vocabulary of brand strategy, campaign briefs, and creative direction in English. If you want to hire U.S. agencies, freelancers, or pitch American business owners on your product, you need fluency in the words they actually use — positioning, north star, value prop, brief, deck, deliverable, evergreen, paid social, GTM. This curriculum closes that gap.
- Brand strategy + positioning vocabulary
- Writing campaign briefs, creative briefs, and RFPs
- Talking with agencies, freelancers, and contractors
- Pitch decks, landing page copy, and sales narratives
- Social, email, and content marketing terminology
English for Developers
Read the docs. Ship the PR. Unblock yourself.
For engineers, students, and self-taught developers worldwide
Documentation, GitHub issues, Stack Overflow answers, and error messages are all in English — and that's a real barrier to entry in tech globally. This isn't a generic ESL course. It's the working vocabulary of software: stack traces, code review, sprint planning, RFCs, and the async written communication that makes remote engineering jobs possible.
- Reading technical documentation and RFCs
- Writing GitHub issues, PRs, and code review comments
- Decoding error messages and stack traces
- Standups, sprint planning, and async team communication
- Interviewing for remote roles with U.S. and EU companies
Partner Licensing
Learn English, Get Future-Ready.
Corporate partners, educators, international workforce programs, language schools, and universities can license English for Business, Marketing, or Developers for cohorts of any size. We provide the curriculum — you assign the facilitator.