Have you seen this brilliant site? This is a great Business English resource and a bargain we think!
http://business-spotlight.com/business-english
A big thank you to everyone who took part in the In Company 2012 survey.
We really appreciate the time and thought that goes in to filling these questionnaires out. We really do want to be informed and directed by your feedback so watch out for the next edition of In Company to see if we’ve taken it on board!
The winners of our prize draw hail from Slovakia, Italy and France and they will be receiving three Macmillan Books for Teachers of their own choosing.
Thanks again,
The Macmillan Business English Team
Here’s your chance! Get involved with the next edition of In Company and make it your own! And you could be in with a chance of winning a selection of Macmillan Books for Teachers in the process..
It’s a short survey – It’ll take you 5 mins. And we all love a chance to give feedback and enter a competition…
You’ve got plenty of time – the survey will close on Friday 4th of May and the lucky winners of the prize draw will be notified the following week. We’ll post the winners on the site here too!
Here’s the chance to read about our Business Experience winners’ real experiences here in our Macmillan offices!
http://www.businessenglishonline.net/business-experience/previous
It’s in the news again as public pressure forces business leaders to waive their bonus..
Is that right? http://www.businessenglishonline.net/elesson/bankers-bonuses


We are very pleased to announce that Magdalena Sulikowska is the winner of The Business Experience competition that was run in conjunction with the Krakow University of Economics. Entrants were asked to provide a 60 second pitch stating the business case for a product of their choice. We were very impressed with all the entries but Magdalena’s professional and clear delivery got her the winning place.
Magdalena had this to say about her win: “I had a great time during making my 60 second challenge video, so when I got a message that I’m a winner of this competition I was delighted twice! Thanks to Macmillan Publishers that they decided to organize this competition for University of Economics in Krakow and that they give me a chance to see how they work in Oxford!”

Business Experience Winner - Magdalena Sulikowska
We are looking forward to welcoming Magdalena here in Oxford in early March. Many congratulations to all the entrants of the competition.
In 2012 our monthly e-lessons will be based on an article by Business English expert, Pete Sharma, for you to use in class. Each article will investigate something topical to the business world and provide links for further research, information and discussion. A pdf of the article will also be available for you to download and share with your students.
These articles will offer you more flexibility in how you use them. Whether they form the basis of a reading lesson, a discussion activity, vocabulary presentation or extra homework you’ll find them an invaluable, relevant and practical tool for your business English teaching.
Check out the first article – Blue Monday.
We are very pleased to announce that OpenEnglish.com is the winner of the 2011 David Riley award.
The winner was officially announced at the annual BESIG conference and was presented by Julia Waldner, on behalf of the BESIG committee, and Macmillan Sales and Marketing Director, Jo Greig.
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“Openenglish.com is a really interesting and clever way to deliver content”, said Jo Greig.
Congratulations!
For details on how to enter next year’s competition, please visit www.besig.org.
It’s been a year of celebrations for onestopenglish.com as the site turned 10 this year. We’re bringing the party to
Dubrovnik and the annual BESIG get-together. Come and get into the ‘spirit’ of things Croatian-style at the Macmillan stand from 5pm on Saturday 19th November.
We’ve teamed up with Pete Sharma, the ‘doyen’ of Blended Learning, and he has produced us a brilliant lesson plan for part of Unit 14 of Pre-Intermediate In Company Second Edition.
This is the perfect chance for you to take that first step to introduce blended elements into your classroom..
You can find Unit 14 as a sample unit (with Student’s Book, Teacher’s Book and Class Audio elements) on the In Company Second Edition information page
Download the In Company Lesson Plan