English Training Course for Financial Cadres. Volume 2

Author: Ministry of Finance Cadre Education Center, Department of International Affairs, Ministry of Finance
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is specifically designed for English training and self-study for finance cadres. In terms of content, it considers the main focus on finance-related business while also taking into account the characteristics of an English textbook. It starts from practical scenarios and aims for practical application, emphasizing the cultivation of the ability to use language knowledge in real-life situations. In terms of organization, it progresses from simple to complex and is designed to integrate the basic language skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation through a variety of rich and diverse exercises. This enables readers to achieve the goal of reading original financial and economic English texts and applying English to express professional financial content. The book consists of 15 units and is closely linked with the previous volume in terms of content and structure. It includes selected specialized business materials, exemplary content, and classic original articles that reflect future trends in domestic and international finance as well as advanced management experiences, along with translation techniques and related exercises. Target Audience: Civil servants, faculty and students from finance and economics, and foreign language departments.
This book is specifically designed for English training and self-study for finance cadres. In terms of content, it considers the main focus on finance-related business while also taking into account the characteristics of an English textbook. It starts from practical scenarios and aims for practical application, emphasizing the cultivation of the ability to use language knowledge in real-life situations. In terms of organization, it progresses from simple to complex and is designed to integrate the basic language skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation through a variety of rich and diverse exercises. This enables readers to achieve the goal of reading original financial and economic English texts and applying English to express professional financial content.