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10 Reasons to Choose to Study at the UCT English Language Centre Studying abroad is a transformative experience that opens doors to new opportunities, cultures, and perspectives. For those looking to enhance their English language skills while immersing themselves in the vibrant South African culture, the University of Cape Town (UCT) English Language Centre offers a compelling choice. Here are ten reasons why choosing to study at the UCT English Language Centre can be an enriching and rewarding experience: https://lnkd.in/dwfeHvSv

Most African students having an Anglo-Saxon background or from English speaking African countries, are usually very skeptical when it comes to choosing France 🇫🇷 as their main study destination They are usually scared of not being able to easily assimilate the French language and integrate themselves within the French society. Many also believe that they aren’t any job opportunities in France 🇫🇷, which is not true (That will be a discussion for another post) Below are some reasons why I think France 🇫🇷 is amongst the best study destination for international students: 👉🏼 They are many public and private institutions/schools in France 🇫🇷 offering programs in English Language, and most won’t even require you to provide an English Language Certification if you are from an English speaking country and have an MOI to testify to that regards (Some schools may require you to take their internal English exam) 👉🏼 Tuition fee’s are very affordable in both public and private schools, especially when compared to other study destination 👉🏼 Excellent quality of Education and recognition of certificates all over the world. 👉🏼 French is an easy language to learn, especially when compared to other languages. 👉🏼 Possibility of working while studying 📚 (20 hrs a week, making it 80 hrs a Month) 👉🏼 Lots of Job opportunities after studies (To be discussed later) 👉🏼 ………… #studyinfrance #internationalstudents #studentrecruitment

{REASONS WHY STUDENTS FROM AN ANGLO-SAXON BACKGROUND SHOULD CONSIDER FRANCE 🇫🇷 TO FURTHER THEIR STUDIES} Most African students having an Anglo-Saxon background or from English speaking African countries, are usually very skeptical when it comes to choosing France 🇫🇷 as their main study destination They are usually scared of not being able to easily assimilate the French language and integrate themselves within the French society. Many also believe that they aren’t any job opportunities in France 🇫🇷, which is not true (That will be a discussion for another post) Below are some reasons why I think France 🇫🇷 is amongst the best study destination for international students: 👉🏼 They are many public and private institutions/schools in France 🇫🇷 offering programs in English Language, and most won’t even require you to provide an English Language Certification if you are from an English speaking country and have an MOI to testify to that regards, or a WEAC or A Levels result confirming a pass in English Language (Some schools may require you to take their internal English exam) 👉🏼 Tuition fee’s are very affordable in both public and private schools, especially when compared to other study destination 👉🏼 Excellent quality of Education and recognition of certificates all over the world. 👉🏼 French is an easy language to learn, especially when compared to other languages (You’ll learn a new language, spoken) 👉🏼 Possibility of working while studying 📚 (20 hrs a week, making it 80 hrs a Month) 👉🏼 Affordable accommodation in most cities (But a little expensive in Paris) 👉🏼 Lots of Job opportunities after studies. 👉🏼 ………… #studyinfrance #internationalstudents #studentrecruitment

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Becoming an English Assistant in France: A Guide to Embracing Cultural Exchange and Education Embarking on a journey as an English assistant in France can be both exhilarating and challenging. It's an opportunity to immerse oneself in the rich French culture while contributing to the education of students eager to learn the English language. Here are some tips to help you thrive in this role: 1. **Embrace the Culture**: Take the time to learn about French customs, cuisine, and traditions. Your openness to cultural exchange will be appreciated by your students and colleagues. 2. **Master the Language**: While your primary role is to teach English, having a good grasp of French will help you communicate effectively and navigate daily life in France. 3. **Engage with Students**: Use creative methods to make learning enjoyable. Whether it's through games, music, or storytelling, find ways to connect with your students and make English accessible to them. 4. **Be Adaptable**: Living and working in a new country comes with its set of surprises. Be flexible and ready to adjust your teaching methods to suit different learning environments. 5. **Network with Other Assistants**: Connect with fellow assistants for support and exchange of ideas. They can be your best resource for teaching tips and coping with the challenges of living abroad. 6. **Reflect and Grow**: Use this experience to reflect on your personal and professional growth. Teaching in France is not just about imparting knowledge; it's also about learning from the experience and developing new skills. If you're considering a stint as an English assistant in France, go for it! It's a unique opportunity to grow professionally while experiencing the beauty of French culture. 🇫🇷✨ #TeachAbroad #LanguageAssistant #CulturalExchange #ESLTeaching #FrenchCulture #EducationJobs #TeachingEnglish #AssistantDeLangue #LivingAbroad

Navigating the Waters: An Overview of Education in the Atlantic Region The Atlantic region of Canada is known for its stunning coastal landscapes, vibrant cultural communities, and rich history. Education in this region is diverse, with a range of options available to students at all levels. Navigating the waters of education in the Atlantic region can be daunting, but with a bit of guidance, students can find the right path to success. One of the key features of education in the Atlantic region is the strong emphasis on bilingualism. Both English and French are official languages in Canada, and many schools in the Atlantic region offer French immersion programs... > Readmore https://lnkd.in/gs-_PZjY

Working Language Cafè shifts at University of Bristol makes me so happy- it is the essence of what we do: helping students from around the world come together to share cultures and make friends. Last week stats: 236 learners, 67 volunteers of 26 languages in one day! Footage below of the buzzing and brilliant atmosphere at today’s session. #weareinternational #internationalisationathome #UKCISA

Language barriers can be an obstacle to enrolling on a short course abroad with IBS Americas. In the new blog article, learn how to overcome these barriers and use the short course as an opportunity to improve your business English. Read the full article at the link below. https://lnkd.in/eiP2N6pi