Business to Business English Programme
I am available for one to one or in-house English training.
I specialise in teaching business English, whether that be assisting in the preparation and delivery of presentations in English or a general programme of English for you and your staff.
I can help your business with the following:
- Presentation design, preparation and delivery
- Email writing
- English conversation skills
- Telephone English
- Negotiation
- Handling complaints
- Dealing with cultural differences
If you would like further information, or would like to discuss your company’s communication needs with me, you can contact me direct at
carl@fandcorp.com
Hi,
I’m not sure how I found your blog, but I enjoyed your posts.
I’m also living in South Korea, and I’m originally from the UK. Can you help me understand mobile phones in this country. I noticed your posts about the iphone. I was once looking forward to getting an iphone for the first time, but I’ve been converted by the HTC hero.
I’m sure that if I buy a phone here, then it will be designed for a GSM band that can’t be used in the UK. However, if I bought a phone from outside South Korea (sim free), such as the new HTC hero, then would it work here?
Thanks for your time, and keep up the blog.
By: Robert Nash on September 1, 2009
at 9:25 pm
Hi Robert,
Thanks for the kind comments about my blog.
As far as I know, no phone bought in Korea is going to work on the UK network. Korea works on the CDMA (WCDMA) network, whereas the UK and most of Europe works on the GSM network. There is a possibility that a 3G phone in Korea might work on the UK network, but because of the unique nature of the Korean mobile phone operators, WIFI is unlikely to work in the UK.
Be careful, phones in Korea are about double the price they are in the UK.
I hope that is helpful.
By: Carl on September 1, 2009
at 10:47 pm