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Mission Briefing

Roleplay for ESL & Business English learners

Each player receives a private briefing with secret objectives and behavioral constraints. Structured negotiation follows.

How it works

  1. 1Shared scenario visible to all
  2. 2Private role cards with secret goals distributed
  3. 3Players pursue their objectives while staying in character
  4. 4Tutor observes and facilitates

Best for

  • Negotiation
  • Conflict resolution
  • Crisis management
  • Stakeholder meetings

Example

Budget review where CFO, Sales, Operations, and CEO each have different financial priorities

Bulk import format

Role Name | Secret Objectives | Behavioral Constraints

See how it works

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What the tutor sees

Tutor View

Scenario (visible to all)

Two companies are negotiating a partnership deal worth €2 million. The signing is scheduled for tomorrow.

Briefings assigned

A

Alex

Lead Negotiator

M

Maria

Partner Representative

What the student sees

Student View

Scenario

Two companies are negotiating a partnership deal worth €2 million. The signing is scheduled for tomorrow.

Private briefing — only Alex sees this

Lead Negotiator

Secret objectives

Secure exclusive rights in the home market; keep the final price within 5% of the original quote.

Behavioral constraints

Stay confident and data-driven. Do not reveal how much flexibility you actually have on price.

Related mechanics

Mission Briefing — Interactive Teaching Activity | Edugine