Table of Contents
Unit 1 
    Diplomacy
    Embassies
    Delegation
    The ambassador
    Activities
    Introducing Myself and Others
    Standard Pleasantries: Questions and Responses
    Activities
    Grammar for Diplomats
    Activities
Unit 2 
    Embassies vs. Consulates
    Consular department
    Activities
    Language Focus: Negotiations I
    Objectives and Agenda
    Activities
    Grammar Review: Present Simple & Present Continuous
    Activities
Unit 3  
    Privileges of Diplomacy
    Rules of Diplomacy
    Activities
    Language focus: Negotiations II
    Changes to the agenda
    Activities
    Grammar Review: Past Simple & Present Perfect
    Activities
Unit 4 
    Types of Diplomatic Notes
    Activities
    Language focus: Negotiations III
    Asking Questions
    Activities
    Grammar Review: Present Perfect Continuous
    Activities
Unit 5
    Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)
    Objectives
    Politics and Governance
    African Union (AU)
    Objectives
    The Passive Voice
    African-Asian Union (AFASU)
    Vision and Objectives

Glossary of Terms
Answer Key
 

⟡ To be more confident when using English in a diplomatic setting in order to help create a professional representation of your organisation, party or country;
⟡ To develop the language to chair, participate in and conduct meetings and discussions in an international environment;
⟡ To be able to use more appropriate diplomatic language during negotiations
⟡ To build on vocabulary used when discussing trade, business, economics, current and foreign affairs;
⟡To develop language used when socialising and entertaining foreign guests;
⟡To write clear and concise diplomatic notes

Language Level : (B1)
Number of units : 5 
Number of lessons : 15
Number of credits : 3