Bitesize Business English #10: Authorisation

The video tutorial explains the concept of 'authorization' as a noun, which refers to a document granting permission or power to make decisions. It provides examples of how authorization is used in various contexts, such as controlling a company or granting access. The tutorial also covers the verb 'authorize,' which means to give someone the power to perform an action, with practical examples like authorizing payments or entry. Overall, the video clarifies the meanings and applications of both 'authorization' and 'authorize.'

What does the term 'authorization' refer to?

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In what context might someone say they have 'authorization across all departments'?

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What might happen if someone does not have authorization to be in a certain place?

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What is the act of giving authorization called?

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Can you provide an example of how someone might use the word 'authorize'?

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