Stefanie I December 20, 2022
"If you started your own company, do you think you would be able to learn the ropes quickly or do you think there would be a learning curve?" In this lesson, students will explore entrepreneurship and the various aspects of running a business. The lesson features a video of a business owner describing the many responsibilities she handles in her company. Students will learn and practice vocabulary related to this topic. The lesson includes plenty of engaging discussion activities and worksheets designed for both adult and teenage learners, ensuring a dynamic and practical learning experience.
Listening: Students will improve their listening skills by engaging with a video about a business owner's journey in entrepreneurship. They will focus on understanding the challenges and rewards of starting a business, including the need for flexibility and learning various business aspects. The aim is to develop comprehension of English in the context of entrepreneurship.
Speaking: Learners will engage in discussions about the dynamics of entrepreneurship and running a business. They will practice expressing their views on starting a company, the skills needed for entrepreneurship, and the challenges they may face. This will enhance their spoken English abilities in a business context.
Vocabulary: The lesson will introduce and practice vocabulary related to entrepreneurship and business management. Examples include "pivot," "client interaction," "billing," "legal matters," "employee engagement," or "infrastructure." These terms will help students discuss and understand various aspects of running a business.
Homework: Students will complete tasks like choosing correct options related to business and entrepreneurship, completing sentences with the appropriate words, and determining true or false statements about business concepts. These activities aim to strengthen their grasp of entrepreneurship-related English vocabulary and ideas.
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