Business correspondence includes all correspondence in organizations such as personal documents, simple legal documents, personal letters, business and market contracts, official letters in the form of electronic letters and paper letters. A company's business correspondence can have an official form (usually in paper form) or an informal form (such as email, etc.).

In today's world, companies and individuals need to acquire required skills such as writing and negotiating in English to be present in international and multinational markets. For people working in the field of trade and business exchanges, mastery of English and familiarity with specialized terms is required

Training services and conducting business correspondence and business conversations International business

Customs affairs, goods clearance and customs documents

· Making foreign purchases, managing purchases and foreign orders

Business correspondence and conversations

· Law tenders

Customs duty

Western methods and passion in building an international brand

Determining the position of the company and brand in relation to domestic and foreign markets

Foreign trade negotiation techniques

· Business and international business skills

· Functional letters of credit

· Export and import regulations and their application in order registration and customs clearance

Managing the export of goods with a practical and operational marketing approach

· Selection of international markets and methods of penetration in it

Distribution management in consumer markets with an emphasis on foreign markets

Preparation and regulation of international contracts and legal aspects of these contracts

· Management of purchasing procurement and internal contracts

· Top key and technical points in foreign trade and letters of credit