The Professional English Programme Level 2 (B2 Upper-intermediate)
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The Professional English Programme Level 2 (B2 Upper-intermediate) is a 68-lesson self-paced course by English with Lucy (Lucy Bella Earl). The Professional English Programme Level 2 (B2 Upper-intermediate) is a 12-week online course for workplace English.
Course facts
Lessons
68
Language
English
Added to CourseFlix
October 2026
Instructor
English with Lucy (Lucy Bella Earl)
Price
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The Professional English Programme Level 2 (B2 Upper-intermediate) is a 12-week online course for workplace English. You build business vocabulary, speak with more control, and handle real work conversations in English. It is made for professionals who need clear, confident English at work.
Who this course is for
This B2 English course is for you if you can speak in daily situations, but work feels harder. You may need more structure, better words, and more practice with professional topics.
You speak English in casual settings, but lose words in meetings.
You find it hard to follow fast workplace conversations.
You need business English for interviews, projects, and team talks.
You want to sound clear, polite, and convincing at work.
You spend too much time checking every sentence before you speak.
If you are not sure how to improve, this course gives you a clear path. You work on speaking, vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and workplace communication.
What you will learn
Month 1: Career English
You start with English for career growth and job opportunities. You learn how to talk about your skills, goals, and experience with confidence.
You will learn how to:
talk about career goals and professional growth,
prepare for job interviews in English,
discuss salary and work conditions,
describe your skills, results, and achievements,
use common B2 grammar in career conversations.
By the end of the month: you will speak about your career with more control. You will also improve your pronunciation and use stronger workplace vocabulary.
Month 2: Difficult conversations
Workplace English often means solving problems with other people. You learn how to stay polite, clear, and calm in tense situations.
You will learn how to:
explain problems and suggest solutions,
use polite and inclusive language,
handle conflict in meetings and messages,
choose tactful phrases for sensitive topics,
avoid common misunderstandings at work.
By the end of the month: you will choose better words in hard conversations. You will also feel more ready to speak in team settings.
Month 3: Influence and reputation
You then focus on persuasive English and professional image. You learn how to share ideas, respond to feedback, and present yourself well.
You will learn how to:
present your ideas in a clear and persuasive way,
promote projects on social media,
manage your professional reputation,
respond to negative feedback with care,
discuss mental health topics with respect.
By the end of the month: you will speak up for your ideas with more confidence. You will also know how to respond to criticism in a professional way.
Skills you will practise
This course focuses on English you can use at work. Each topic connects language practice with real professional tasks.
Speaking: meetings, interviews, feedback, and team discussions.
Vocabulary: business English, career topics, and workplace phrases.
Grammar: useful B2 structures for clear communication.
Pronunciation: clearer speech and better sentence stress.
Communication: polite language, persuasion, and problem solving.
What you will achieve
After 12 weeks, you will communicate with more confidence in professional English. You will have more words for meetings, interviews, feedback, and career discussions.
You will also learn how to express ideas clearly and respond under pressure. This can help you work better in international teams and English-speaking workplaces.
English with Lucy is the YouTube channel and paid-course platform of Lucy Bella Earl, a UK-based English-language teacher whose channel is one of the largest dedicated ESL instruction sources online — with millions of subscribers across her free YouTube content and a structured paid course catalog focused specifically on British English pronunciation and fluency.
Her CourseFlix listing carries three English with Lucy courses across Common European Framework levels: Beautiful British English B1, Beautiful British English B2 (Upper Intermediate), and C1 Beautiful British English. The progression takes intermediate learners through to advanced fluency with a focus on the British accent and the cultural nuances that come with it.
Material is paid and aimed at intermediate-and-up English learners. For broader language content on CourseFlix, see the English language category page where this course sits alongside English4IT and Speak Tech English on the developer-focused side.
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Frequently asked questions
How good does my English need to be before I start?
You should already be comfortable using English in everyday situations. This is a B2, upper-intermediate course, so it's aimed at helping you handle work conversations rather than learn English from scratch. If you can chat casually but struggle to explain your achievements, follow a workplace discussion, or find a polite way to disagree, you're the kind of learner it's designed for.
Is this useful if I'm already working, rather than looking for a job?
Yes. Career development and interviews are part of it, but there's also plenty that relates to your current job. You'll work with language for suggesting solutions, handling disagreements, giving constructive feedback, and communicating more persuasively. That makes it relevant if your main difficulty is talking to colleagues or navigating sensitive conversations, rather than getting through a job interview in English.
What kinds of work situations will I practise English for?
You'll work on explaining your experience and achievements, discussing salary and working conditions, and responding to difficult situations at work. Listening activities use scenarios such as a promotion interview and a salary negotiation. There's writing practice too, including a letter of request and a self-assessment. The emphasis isn't just on knowing business words; it's on choosing language that fits what you're trying to do.
Is it mostly business vocabulary, or will I work on grammar and pronunciation too?
You'll work on all three, along with listening, writing, and conversation. The grammar ranges from present and past tenses to conditionals, reported speech, and ways to soften what you say. Pronunciation work includes individual sounds as well as stress, intonation, and connected speech. So if you know a useful word but still struggle to put it into a clear sentence or say it naturally, vocabulary isn't the only focus.
Would this be a good choice for English exam preparation?
The course is centred on workplace communication, not exam preparation. B2 identifies the language level, but it doesn't by itself mean you'll be preparing for a particular test. You'll practise skills such as listening, grammar, and writing that are also useful beyond work, but exam techniques, mock tests, and test-specific feedback aren't specified. If passing an exam is your main goal, check those requirements separately.
How much time should I set aside for it?
Expect a 12-week online course with 68 lessons. The total runtime and recommended weekly study hours aren't specified, so there's no reliable hour-by-hour estimate to plan around. You'll be working across listening, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, writing, and conversation, rather than one type of activity throughout. If you're fitting study around a job, the weekly time commitment is worth checking before you enrol.
Will the English I practise be useful outside work as well?
Yes, although the situations are mainly professional. Explaining your opinion, making suggestions, disagreeing politely, and judging how direct to be are useful in plenty of everyday conversations too. Work on connected speech and intonation can also support your broader listening and speaking practice. Just expect the examples and vocabulary to lean toward careers, colleagues, and workplace decisions rather than travel or casual social topics.
