Have you ever felt lost in English conversations? Ever felt like you have no idea what someone is saying? Never sure whether you should be saying something?
In this course, we will cover some topics to help you feel more comfortable conversing in English such as:
Some questions that you can universally ask.
Common topics that may help you add to a specific conversation.
The dos and don’ts of certain situations.
Leveraging your culture to elevate your conversations in English and make you feel more comfortable.
You don’t have to be an expert English speaker.
All we ask is your willingness to learn and improve yourself!
(Space is limited to 10 people, so register now!)
Instructor
Jee has worked in the recruiting team for 4 years for the Houston Super Bowl, WalkMe, and Quizlet hiring for all levels of software engineering, product, user operations, and business roles. During her time at Quizlet, she reviewed over 300 resumes per day and interviewed candidates on a daily basis. She also has experience supporting the recruitment of C-suite, board, director, VP, and manager roles as a research and knowledge analyst at one of the Big 5 Retained Executive Search firms, Russell Reynolds. Even while working, she consistently helped college students, new-grads and people affected by layoffs get a job. Although she is currently not working, she has dedicated her free time to volunteer with Simple Steps to help immigrant women like herself achieve their career goals. She holds a B.A. in Psychology and Sports Management from Rice University.
Jiyoon has been passionate about bridging and listening to people throughout her life. She joined Simple Steps as a volunteer editor to help fulfill its mission to create a community for immigrant women to connect and empower them to pursue their careers in the US. Before joining Simple Steps, Jiyoon has worked as a marketer, translator and radio producer. She is fascinated by stories of all kinds and loves to learn new things. At home, she is the resident cook and baker. She enjoys walking with her husband and four-year-old daughter.