In this Business English group lesson, students learn how to lead and chair meetings effectively in English. The lesson focuses on the real-world language and skills required to manage professional meetings, including opening discussions, encouraging participation, handling dominant speakers, staying on agenda, managing conflict, and closing meetings clearly. Using realistic meeting scenarios, guided listening, and structured role-plays, students practice the functional language of chairing meetings commonly used in international business environments. This lesson is ideal for professionals who need to run meetings confidently and diplomatically in English rather than simply participate in them. Level: Upper-Intermediate to Advanced (B2–C1) Focus: Business communication, leadership language, professional fluency

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to: • Confidently chair and lead meetings in English • Use appropriate language to open, manage, and close meetings • Encourage balanced participation and prevent one person from dominating • Handle disagreement and conflict calmly and professionally • Keep discussions focused, structured, and on agenda • Summarize key points and guide decision-making • Apply practical meeting language in realistic business role-plays