One-to-one online English for workplace negotiations

Negotiate more clearly, naturally and confidently in English.

Learn the English you actually need to negotiate at work: making proposals, explaining priorities, handling objections, disagreeing diplomatically and reaching agreements without sounding awkward or overly aggressive.

Native British teacherPersonalised one-to-one lessonsOnline worldwide

Oliver teaching a personalised English lesson online
What we practise

English for the negotiations you actually have

The goal isn't to memorise stock phrases. It's to help you communicate your position clearly, respond naturally and move a professional discussion towards a useful outcome.

Make proposals

Present ideas, terms and alternatives clearly so the other person understands exactly what you are proposing.

Explain your priorities

Communicate what matters most to you and explain the reasons behind your position naturally.

Ask for concessions

Request changes or better terms without sounding too demanding, vague or apologetic.

Handle objections

Respond to concerns, challenge ideas and keep the conversation constructive when you disagree.

Disagree diplomatically

Use professional language to push back, qualify your position and protect working relationships.

Reach agreement

Clarify terms, confirm decisions and close discussions with language that leaves everyone clear about the outcome.

Built around your work

Practise the negotiations you actually need to handle

Negotiating in another language is difficult when you know what you want to say but cannot find the right words quickly enough. Lessons can be built around your role, industry and the situations you regularly face.

Bring a suitable non-confidential situation or explain what you need to negotiate. We can prepare the language, practise realistic exchanges and work on how to respond when the conversation changes direction.

You receive direct feedback on clarity, grammar, vocabulary, tone and natural alternatives, so you can take useful language straight into your next professional conversation.

Oliver preparing an online English lesson
Common negotiation situations

Prepare for the conversations that matter to you

Price and budgets

Discuss pricing, budgets and value while keeping your language clear and professional.

Deadlines and delivery

Negotiate deadlines, timelines and expectations without creating unnecessary friction.

Contracts and terms

Discuss conditions, responsibilities and changes to agreements with greater precision.

Client and supplier discussions

Prepare for negotiations with clients, customers, suppliers and business partners.

Internal negotiations

Practise negotiating priorities, resources, responsibilities and decisions with colleagues or managers.

Difficult conversations

Stay calm and constructive when positions are far apart or the discussion becomes challenging.

How lessons work

Focused practice, useful feedback and real improvement

  1. We identify the negotiation situations you need to handle.
  2. We assess the language, vocabulary, grammar and communication habits affecting your negotiations.
  3. You practise through realistic negotiation tasks, role-plays and workplace scenarios.
  4. You receive clear corrections and natural alternatives you can reuse in future negotiations.
  5. Future lessons adapt around your work, priorities and progress.
What students say

More confidence in professional negotiations

"

Oliver is very professional and very attentive. He helps me improve my English level in every class.

David
"

Very knowledgeable, sociable, punctual, and professional person. I recommend to everyone.

Filippo
"

Engaging, fluid, and very productive class for my learning.

Maria

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Common questions

English for Negotiations FAQ

Who are these lessons for? +

They are for professionals and other adults who need to write clear, natural and appropriate emails in English at work.

What can we practise? +

Lessons can cover email structure, tone, clarity, requests, follow-ups, apologies, recommendations, difficult messages and adapting language for different professional situations.

Can we work on my real emails? +

Yes. You can bring suitable non-confidential examples or situations and use the lesson to improve wording, tone, clarity and natural English.

Do I need advanced English? +

No. Lessons are adapted to your current level and the type of professional communication you need to handle.

Are the lessons one-to-one? +

Yes. Lessons are personalised one-to-one online sessions with Oliver.

Negotiate with more confidence at work

Book an introductory lesson and we can work on the English you need for professional negotiations.

Book an introductory lesson