BINT Course Outline
The Business Internship (BINT) morning and afternoon classes are mandatory for all internship students. BINT am involves interview and telephone techniques, business meetings and negotiating. BINT pm focuses on North American business culture, on-the-job communication skills and business writing. In both classes, emphasis is placed on helping students improve their English communication skills.
Interns receive approximately 29 hours per week of classroom instruction.
Business Program Electives
- BC Economy - Discussion topics include: Tourism, Film and TV, and Information Technology
- Public Speaking - Students learn how to organize and deliver speeches and presentations.
- International Economy - Study the key concepts and vocabulary of the global economy. Discussion topics include: international trade, import/export, investing and the stock and bond markets.
- Marketing - Study the key concepts and vocabulary used in marketing. Case studies are used. Discussion topics include marketing strategies and entrepreneurship.
Internship students are not restricted to Business electives. Interns may register in regular program electives, such as Pronunciation, Writing, Grammar, TOEFL and TOEIC.
Business Internship
Our Business Internship Coordinators carefully arrange job placements that are directly related to the career interests of our students.
After an initial interview, interns are given information about the sponsor company and begin working as volunteer professionals during regular business hours. Progress Reports are maintained, and interns are given opportunities to share experiences with other students.
Other Courses and Programs
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