assigment of study abroad 1)Summary of the training I had two kinds of classes in the language school. One was business class and the other was power speaking class. Business class This was a class for people who had work experience. And we learned about general business. I will introduce three classes. They are business number, financial statement and business meeting. In business number class, my teacher started teaching from basic business number; TSX (Toronto Stock Exchange), CAD, gold price, oil price. After every classmate understood them, she talked deeper business number. It was derivative. Finally she pointed at me and asked me to explain typical derivative example financial crsis in 2008. It was really challenging task because I didn't know enough vocabulary to explain it. In financial statement class, we learned about balance sheet and income statement. However it was easy for classmates because many of them were accountant. Then we prepared each country's famous company's financial statement and discussed them. In business meeting class, we learned the whole way of business meeting from greeting to conclusion. And we got some tips. For example, when I forgot the people's name who I met before, all I have to do is not to apologise but to say my name. Then they say their name automatically. The class was interesting. Moreover my teacher worked for Deloit and she owned her company at the moment. It meaned she was not just an ESL teacher but entrepreneur. Power speaking class This was a class for people who wanted to improve their speaking ability. We mainly practised presentation and negotiation. Presentation was really hard. My teacher gave us topics at first. And we had five minutes to prepare presentation. But we must not make a memorandum. After that we had a presentation. It was basically five minutes. I had never had English presentation before when I took the class. So it was really difficult. At the first class, I said a few sentences and paused. I tried remembering sentences that I prepared. But I couldn't go on having a speech. My teacher advised remembering sentences are not a good idea. Because it is difficult and even if we remember completely, we can't afford to pay attention to audience. And she said the most important tip when we have a presentation is to have bravery. When we have bravery, we don't afraid of making mistakes or pause.