ExecuTrain, a leading provider of business and professional training and services, and Cambly, an unique mobile platform that connects learners with native speakers via videochat, announce today that the firms have formed a strategic partnership. The goal of the ExecuTrain-Cambly alliance is to enhance and accelerate the development of English speaking skills in business and professional settings for their joint non-native English-speaking students and corporate clients.

Under this partnership, ExecuTrain and Cambly have collaboratively developed an exclusive, instructor-led course offering that blends ExecuTrain’s foundational Business English ESL courses with practical applications and scenarios conducted through Cambly’s technology with their extensive network of English-speaking tutors and coaches. This practical applications course is conducted in four live, instructor-led sessions over the web with practice assignments with Cambly language coaches completed between sessions.

The full course description for the new course, titled “Business English Practical Applications With Cambly,” can be found here: http://www.executrain.com/training-course-categories/Business-Skills/Business-English-ESL/VBS100CAM-Business-English-Practical-Applications-with-Cambly/.

“We believe this course offers students anywhere in the world the best opportunity to develop their business English skills,” said ExecuTrain President Mike Addison. “There are big differences between basic English and business English, and students who want to succeed in English-speaking business environments truly need the combination of classroom concepts and practical applications that this course provides. We are very excited about our partnership with Cambly.”

“Cambly is very excited to work with Executrain to develop students’ business English skills. In today’s global economy, the power of English is tangible, relevant, and powerful. We’re looking forward to helping students take ownership of their careers,” said Dorothy Li, Head of Operations at Cambly.