Business Professional Development

TALK provides you the opportunity to gain a deep understanding of the modern business world by studying the most important subjects while developing your professional business skills and advancing your English proficiency.

Courses are designed to cover the theoretical basis and fundamental principles of each subject, and include analytical tools used by business managers to make important real-life decisions.

These are avocational courses and do not prepare students for a job of any type.

Benefits:

  • Improvement of your English proficiency and presentation skills;
  • Development of new skills and acquisition of international contacts with other students from around the world;
  • A deeper understanding of the global economy and the business world;
  • Receiving a Certificate of Attendance or Course Completion for each subject (after attaining a passing grade).

Requirements

  • F-1 visa and minimum age of 18 years old;
  • High-school completion;
  • English proficiency of Level 6 or higher;
  • Minimum enrollment of 1 full course;
  • Demonstrate maturity and willingness to participate in classroom activities.

This course is designed for students to develop an understanding of the principles of economics that apply to an economy.  Concepts including the general price level, output, income, gross domestic product, and consumption, are discussed.  Also, the interrelations among sectors of the economy, aggregate supply, monetary and fiscal policy tools that can be used to achieve specific policy objectives are considered.

This course is designed to explore the ethical dimensions of business practices and their impact on society. Students examine ethical theories and principles, corporate social responsibility, and ethical decision-making frameworks. Case studies and real-world examples illuminate ethical dilemmas faced by businesses, empowering students to critically evaluate moral issues and develop ethical reasoning skills applicable to diverse organizational contexts.

This course is designed to introduce students to the foundational concepts and theories of sociology, exploring the study of human society and social interactions. Topics include social institutions, culture, deviance, social inequality, and social change. Through the examination of diverse social phenomena, students develop a sociological perspective, fostering critical thinking skills and a deeper understanding of the complexities of human social behavior.

This course is designed to explore the functions and operations of financial institutions and monetary systems. Students examine the role of money in the economy, central banking policies, and the mechanics of monetary policy. Topics include banking regulations, financial markets, interest rates, and the impact of monetary decisions on economic stability and growth. Through case studies and analysis, students gain insights into the complex world of money and banking.

This course is designed to equip students with the essential skills and techniques for effective public communication. Topics include speech preparation, audience analysis, delivery methods, and overcoming speech anxiety. Through practice speeches and constructive feedback, students develop confidence in articulating ideas, structuring presentations, and engaging diverse audiences, preparing them to communicate persuasively and professionally in various contexts.

This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental concepts and practices of business. Topics include business environments, management principles, marketing strategies, financial principles, and ethical considerations. Through case studies and real-world examples, students gain insights into the dynamic landscape of business operations, preparing them for further studies or careers in various business fields.

This course is designed to explore the structures and functions of the American political system. Students examine the principles of democracy, the roles of branches of government, and the policymaking process. Topics include constitutional foundations, civil liberties, political parties, and the impact of public opinion. Through critical analysis of government institutions and policies, students gain a deeper understanding of American governance and citizenship responsibilities.

Lịch học hàng tuần

  • 18 bài / tuần
  • Yêu cầu thị thực sinh viên F1
  • lịch trình 4 ngày mỗi tuần
Mondays to ThursdayMorningsEvenings *
Class (Tue only)15:30 – 17:20 **
Break (Tue only)17:20 – 17:50
Class9:00 – 10:5017:50 – 19:40
Break10:50 – 11:2019:40 – 20:10
Class11:20 – 13:1020:10 – 22:00
Break (Mon only)13:10 – 13:40
Class (Mon only)13:40 – 15:30 **

* Evening schedule not available at all schools
** BC16 does not include this session

Student Start DateSummer Break No. of WeeksSummer Break Dates
In 2024 - summer course required5 WeeksJul 28 - Aug 31

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Humanities

This course is designed for students to develop a general knowledge of literature, art, music, and the performing arts. The course covers periods from classical to contemporary in the fields of poetry, prose, philosophy, art, architecture, music, dance, theater, and film. Students will develop a framework to comprehend, analyze and interpret various works of art.