A Brief Introduction to Our Medical Courses

    Our Medical courses comprehensively cover the healthcare industry at the moment. These courses are available in Business English, Business Chinese & Business Indonesian (subject to availability). We have also introduced Cantonese and Hokkien versions to aid healthcare professionals in communicating with their patients.

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    Find out more about what each course covers in detail below!

    Medical Courses

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    1. Healthcare

    Learn terms relating to simple body parts, patient care, medical conditions and more in this topic.

    (a) Body Parts

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    ‍Course Description: These terms describe various parts of the human body.

    Key Terms: Heart, Bones, Muscles

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    ‍(b) External Body Parts

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    ‍Course Description: Terms that describe various external parts of the human body.

    Key Terms: Mouth, Tongue, Teeth

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    ‍(c) Daily Care

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    ‍Course Description: Terms covering aspects of daily care in the healthcare context, including meals, hygiene practices and daily routines.

    Key Terms: Air Conditioner, Shower, Brushing Teeth

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    (d) Checking a Patient

    ‍‍Course Description: Terms related to the healthcare professionals, diagnostic tools involved in checking a patient, vital signs assessment, and medical procedures.

    Key Terms: Temperature, Medical Records, Blood Glucose Level

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    (e) Medical Conditions

    ‍Course Description: Terms encompassing a range of health conditions and symptoms as well as common ailments.

    Key Terms: Allergy, Infection, Diabetes

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    (f) Medical Equipment & Devices

    ‍‍Course Description: Terms encompassing various healthcare equipment and devices essential for patient care and support in a healthcare setting.

    Key Terms: Wheelchair, Bed Rails, Oxygen Mask

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