English for Logistics & Supply Chain

For most logistics positions, we recommend at least B1 level. For roles with international responsibility - e.g., supply chain managers or dispatchers with international contacts - B2 or C1 is ideal. We assess your level for free and tailor the training to your needs.

Yes, that is one of our key focus areas. We train all common Incoterms (FOB, CIF, DDP, etc.), customs documents like Bill of Lading and Commercial Invoice, as well as the correct English terminology for freight documents and shipping paperwork.

Yes, we offer both individual coaching and group training for 4-8 people. Group training is particularly effective because your employees can practice realistic scenarios like freight inquiries or supplier negotiations directly with each other.

The AI avatar simulates typical logistics conversation situations: phone calls with freight forwarders, customs clearance discussions, delivery status inquiries, and complaints. You practice around the clock without waiting for an appointment - ideal before important international meetings.

Hannover is one of Europe's most important logistics hubs. With its trade fair grounds, the Mittelland Canal, the A2/A7 motorway junction, and numerous logistics centres, many companies here need daily Business English for international supply chains.

Most participants report noticeable improvements in daily use after just 4-6 weeks. Since we specifically train your specialist vocabulary and real work situations, you can apply what you learn immediately. Regular progress reports document your development.