Module Focus
English for Special Purposes
Project Management English
A project-management English curriculum for scope, schedule, risks, dependencies, stakeholder alignment, status reporting, change control, delivery governance, and difficult timeline conversations.
- 8 modules
- 32 field terms
- Interactive practice
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Web Practice Lab
Practice the decisions, not only the vocabulary
Use the activities below to rehearse how a professional in this field clarifies risk, pushes back, and turns pressure into a concrete next step.
Scenario Coach
Respond under pressure
Jargon Flashcard
Pushback Builder
Build a four-step response
Dialogue Coach
Model line
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Project Charter and Scope Definition
Create shared boundaries before work accelerates.
charter, scope, assumption, exclusion
Schedule, Critical Path, and Dependencies
Explain timeline pressure without hiding dependency risk.
critical path, dependency, milestone, buffer
Risk Register and Issue Escalation
Separate possible risks from current issues and decisions.
risk register, issue log, mitigation, owner
Stakeholder Alignment and Governance
Use governance language to prevent hidden disagreement.
governance, RACI, decision rights, steering committee
Change Requests and Scope Creep
Push back on extra work without sounding unhelpful.
change request, scope creep, impact analysis, baseline
Status Reporting and Executive Updates
Turn project noise into crisp status and asks.
status report, RAG status, trend, decision ask
Vendor and Cross-Functional Delivery
Hold partners accountable while preserving working relationships.
deliverable, acceptance criteria, SLA, escalation
Post-Implementation Review
Discuss lessons learned without blame or theater.
postmortem, lesson learned, root cause, action item
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