Teach Business Communication for the Next Generation

With more opportunities for experiential practice than ever before, students are better prepared to craft business messages, both written and verbal in all types of corporate settings

The most important thing a courseware publisher can offer in a resource to support my course goals is practice material for the students to better learn the requirements. Students struggle in writing the emails, letters, agenda, meeting minutes, business reports, and executive summaries. If they could have practice on these, as well as explanations on why the other answers were not the best choice, this would help them.

— Eileen Gaetz, Bow Valley College

Ametros Learning

Ametros delivers AI-powered practice-based learning modules that help students and professionals master in-demand soft skills through interactive, simulated workplace scenarios.  In collaboration with Pearson subject matter experts, Ametros has developed experiential learning modules to complement Pearson products. Pearson is committed to creating resources that reflect the diversity, depth, and breadth of all learners’ lived experiences and to provide experiential learning opportunities that helps learners stand out in the job market. 

Diversity and Inclusion

You are a team lead at a mid-sized marketing company that services a variety of international clientele. Your team is high-performing and motivated but has recently faced some difficulties working together. Across multiple challenging scenarios, you will need to listen to the concerns of your team members and respond with professionalism and understanding, helping them find a way to communicate with each other, despite their diverse backgrounds and personal values.

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Persuasive Communication

You are an internal communications coordinator at a medium-sized manufacturing firm called Bolt Plastics. The firm is about to fully automate one production line, requiring the dismissal of 43 employees. The CEO of the company has asked for the communications team’s support in announcing the news about this downsizing to the company.

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What’s New

The Future of Communication

Gives a glimpse into fascinating technologies that are beginning to reshape business communication and best practices for crafting messages on digital and social media.

New questions and student activities

One-third of the communication cases are new. New Sections on topics ranging from how to build relationships when working from home, the ethical use of AI assistants and conflict resolution in team settings.

More Career Support

Hundreds of realistic exercises, activities, and cases offer an array of opportunities for students to practise vital skills like critical thinking, business ethics and data literacy including learning modules on resumes, cover letters and interviewing. Personal and career self assessments (mylab only) to help students navigate their early career.

Workplace Diversity

More diverse representation in our opening vignettes, examples, cases, including a focus on Indigenous perspectives and businesses. The pronoun section has also been updated.

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