TutorABC Launches “Workplace Ready English for Finance” during US Earnings Season

TAIPEI, Taiwan – July 24, 2025 – As U.S. earnings season hits its peak with reports from tech giants like Alphabet (GOOG) and Tesla (TSLA), a critical “information gap” is putting non-native English-speaking investors at a significant disadvantage. While Wall Street analysts react instantly to the subtle cues in CEO statements, many global investors are left waiting for translated reports, missing crucial market-moving nuances.

To address this challenge, TutorABC, a global leader in online education, today announced the launch of its “Workplace Ready English for Finance” program. Designed to empower finance professionals to interpret firsthand market intelligence, the new curriculum is supported by a limited-time Career Kickstarter Grant, a subsidy valued at over $300 USD.

“In the world of finance, AI can translate words, but it can’t translate conviction,” said Samuel Yang, Co-Chairman of TutorABC, a former Morgan Stanley investment banker and certified CFA instructor. “True alpha is often found in the subtext of an earnings call Q&A or the specific phrasing in a financial footnote. Our goal is to give professionals the skills to move beyond translation and achieve true comprehension, which is the ultimate competitive advantage.”

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Bridging the Gap Between Translation and Insight

TutorABC’s survey of its 3,000 corporate clients revealed that the most significant challenges for finance professionals are not technical, but communicative. Key issues include:

• Lack of Precision: Difficulty expressing complex financial concepts accurately in high-stakes English environments.
• Low Confidence: Hesitation to participate in global meetings or challenge assumptions due to language barriers.
• Interpretation Gaps: Inability to fully grasp the nuances and subtext in reports and discussions.

The “Workplace Ready English for Finance” program is built to address this gap directly. Developed in collaboration with Oxford University Press and Cambridge University Press, and incorporating resources from top financial media like The Economist and CNN, the curriculum focuses on three core pillars.

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The “Workplace Ready English” Program: A Solution Built on Market Insights

TutorABC’s new curriculum is systematically designed to cultivate these three core competencies. Key advantages include:

• Master Institutional-Grade Vocabulary: Go beyond basic terms to master advanced concepts like Shareholder Value, Assets & Liabilities, and Key Strategic Issues, equipping learners with the precise vocabulary used by institutional investors.
• Develop Data-Driven Narratives: Learn to interpret the story behind the numbers in a Profit & Loss Account, transforming complex data into persuasive arguments for management and clients.
• Simulate High-Stakes Scenarios: Practice skills in realistic simulations of critical challenges, including analyzing new tariff policies, navigating cross-border M&A negotiations, and presenting to overseas investors.

“I used to struggle in meetings with international colleagues; I had the right ideas but couldn’t express them precisely,” shared Joe, a TutorABC student working at a global investment bank. “This program has dramatically improved my fluency and confidence, allowing me to debate market views effectively.”

To further enhance real-world readiness, TutorABC also offers a “Global Affairs Master Class,” where expert instructors lead deep dives into the latest reports from premier media outlets like CNN, BBC, and The Economist.

The “Workplace Ready English for Finance” program is now open for enrollment. The Career Kickstarter Grant is available until the end of the month.

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