๐ English Language Skills for Employment โ University of Moratuwa
Looking to improve your English communication skills for the workplace? The Department of Languages, University of Moratuwa is offering the English Language Skills for Employment course, designed to help participants communicate confidently and effectively in professional environments.
Whether you want to perform better in job interviews, presentations, meetings, emails, reports, or negotiations, this course focuses on practical English skills that can support your career development.
๐ Why Take This Course?
This course is suitable for people who:
๐น Lack confidence when speaking English during speeches, meetings, or interviews.
๐น Want to stand out during job interviews and improve their career opportunities.
๐น Struggle with reports, proposals, and professional emails.
๐น Need to improve their English skills for career advancement.
๐น Want practical English training rather than boring, repetitive lessons.
The course is tailored toward real workplace needs, helping learners communicate confidently, clearly, and effectively.
๐ What Makes This Course Different?
๐ฌ Interactive Learning
Take part in engaging group discussions, role-plays, and brainstorming sessions to develop practical communication skills.
๐ Practical Focus
Learn skills you can actually use, from creating professional emails to delivering effective presentations.
๐ค Real-World Scenarios
Practise workplace situations such as:
- Negotiations
- Team collaborations
- Decision-making meetings
- Professional discussions
๐ฏ Fun & Engaging
The course combines learning with practical activities to make English development more interesting and useful.
๐ Course Content
๐ฃ๏ธ Speaking โ Be Heard & Understood
Participants will develop the ability to:
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Deliver professional presentations with confidence.
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Handle job interviews and negotiations effectively.
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Participate in brainstorming and team discussions.
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Conduct productive meetings with greater ease.
โ๏ธ Grammar โ Master the Foundations
The grammar component focuses on:
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Simplifying the basics of grammar to improve speaking and writing.
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Avoiding common grammatical mistakes.
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Developing a polished and professional communication style.
๐ผ Writing & Business Communication โ Say It Like a Pro
Learn how to:
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Craft impactful sentences and express ideas clearly.
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Write professional emails.
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Prepare project proposals and meeting minutes.
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Develop impressive reports and memos.
๐ Why Choose the University of Moratuwa?
The University of Moratuwa is a leading Sri Lankan university, and this course is offered through its Department of Languages.
Students can benefit from:
โญ Expert educators
โญ Practical workplace-focused activities
โญ Career-oriented English skills
โญ Training designed around modern professional communication needs
๐ Course Details
| ๐ Item | Details |
|---|---|
| ๐ Course | English Language Skills for Employment |
| ๐๏ธ Institution | University of Moratuwa |
| ๐ข Department | Department of Languages |
| โณ Duration | 20 weeks |
| ๐ Class Days | Saturday & Sunday |
| ๐ Class Hours | 8:00 a.m. โ 12:30 p.m. |
| ๐ฐ Course Fee | Rs. 35,000/= |
| ๐ Saturday Commencement | 3 October 2026 |
| ๐ Sunday Commencement | 4 October 2026 |
๐ Contact & Inquiries
For further information, applicants can contact the Department of Languages, University of Moratuwa.
๐ Visit: Department of Languages, University of Moratuwa
๐ Telephone: 011-2640497
๐ง Email: [email protected]
๐ Build Your Professional English Skills
Strong English communication can make a difference in job interviews, workplace meetings, presentations, emails, reports, and professional interactions.
If you are looking for a practical English language course for employment and career development, the University of Moratuwa’s English Language Skills for Employment programme offers training focused on real-world professional communication.
๐ Course commencement: 3 October 2026 (Saturday) / 4 October 2026 (Sunday)
๐ Duration: 20 weeks
๐ Course fee: Rs. 35,000/=
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Source โ Sunday Observer (2026.09.06)
