In the era of increasingly frequent global interconnectivity and cross-cultural communication, language is not only a tool for communication, but also the key to opening the door to the world. Gree Group conducts English training to help employees break through language barriers, expand international thinking, and calmly cope with future diverse challenges.

Teaching - growing in challenges, breaking through in integration

Accurate planning: demand research, personalized customization

Junior Class: Focus on basic oral communication and daily communication, making English a new tool for expressing oneself.

Enhancement class: focuses on workplace business and cross-cultural communication, making it more adept in the international market.

Teaching according to students' aptitude: making language truly come to life

Speak up vs. learn - create a relaxed and inclusive atmosphere, overcome the difficulty of speaking up, encourage brave expression, and make "mistakes" a ladder for growth.

Workplace vs. Daily - Using real-life cases to help students understand expressions in different contexts and enhance their communication skills in international settings.

Western direct vs. Eastern implicit - incorporating more interactive teaching, including situational dialogues, immersive classrooms, role-playing, etc., allowing language to return from static knowledge to dynamic application.

Learning - Let the world hear our voices

The business terms and expressions I have learned have been seamlessly applied to my work, enhancing my professional communication skills.

Communicating with native English speakers not only helped me break the habit of Chinglish, but also optimized my pronunciation. In addition to business English, my communication with American colleagues covers daily life, travel adventures, and folk culture. This kind of communication is two-way. I have learned about the Western way of thinking, their concern for humanities and nature, and also shared with them the unique charm of Chinese tradition and lifestyle.

Language learning is not just about improving skills, but also about broadening horizons and integrating into diverse cultures. Every step I take is a footprint towards the world.