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Exciting times at the English Cafe! Once a month, Nago City Central Library becomes a vibrant hub of conversation and connection, thanks to the US Consulate in Okinawa, Japan. These free sessions are all about fun, engaging discussions. Think: planning holidays, crafting themed dinner parties, sharing travel memories, or even dreaming about a million-dollar windfall! Participants range from high schoolers to retirees. Instead of traditional teaching, I facilitate dynamic activities. You might chat with a neighbor, create presentations, and share ideas in groups. It's all about practicing English in a lively, supportive environment. Educators and foreign language learners, have you led or participated in conversation classes? Were they theme-based or focused on grammar? I'd love to hear your experiences!

When I advocate for our school, speak to colleagues, families, staff or prospective students I am often celebrating the work in an immersive bilingual school. Quite rightfully, the questions are often around measuring or evaluating what impact (both positively and negatively) bilingual education has on a child. Our NAPLAN results over the last two years demonstrate that our teaching and learning programs in both English and Japanese are value adds to our students. Large scale research supports this but so to does our data. All data shared identifies performance above similar school and network averages. When you benchmark this data against the reality of our students learning all mathematics content in Japanese and having a large proportion of Japanese literacy alongside their English literacy it begins to dispel some of the mistruths around bilingual education. These results are a great reflection of our teaching staff and our work. Yes, there is more to do (isn’t there always?) but it gives great validation and an authentic opportunity to audit the validity of our bilingual immersion work at our school. Really proud of our staff and our work! 👌

Exciting news for university students in Malaysia! Did you know that strong English skills are essential for success in today's time? Imagine the confidence you'll gain as you master English, effortlessly expressing your ideas and excelling in your studies. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity! Comment 'YES' below to take the first step towards enhancing your English proficiency! And click the link NOW to register for our FREE session and start to improve your English! 👉 kelasbahasainggeris.com #bricanenglish #learnenglish #englishtips #brican #englishclass #studyenglish #englishcourse

Teach English In Korea.

My latest article is about a new English education approach in Niseko.

55% of the Philippines population speaks English sounds low, right? or does it.. (allegedly) only 78% of people speak English in the US still a difference, sure. but waay smaller than i expected for an Asian country, right? this became real when i visited my team in the Philippines back in June other Asian countries? English was a coin toss for a native and if they did, it was pretty elementary but the Philippines was a different ball game everyone spoke great English so i went detective mode and dug deeper turns out, their public schools? All in English every textbook. every class i don't have to settle for Google Translate convos with my team but i still make sure to vet for it an English test is one of our first application steps i am still impressed with how good some are (i even score higher than mine) language was created as a bridge for communication and communication is foundational to a good organization English skills are non-negotiable for my team fortunately, i don’t have to compromise by working with Filipinos. follow me for more stuff on hiring from the Philippines -Zack

“Your #English is excellent. You did not go to Malay school?” This was what my ex-colleague said to me. She thought I had learned English by going to an international school or studying outside Malaysia. The fact is, I never studied or worked outside Malaysia. I was born in Kuala Terengganu, and spent the first 12 years of my life there. I spoke Malay (particularly Terengganu dialect) at home and school! The only time I used English was in English class. I started learning English more extensively when I entered boarding school. There, I was exposed to other students who had much better English competency than me. I promised myself to learn until I could read English books from cover to cover. Three (3) strategies I used to learn English at school: ✅ Create a vocabulary notebook (always refer dictionary) ✅ Learn from English materials - books, magazines, songs, movie subtitles ✅ Learn from friend(s) who are better than me - ask and practice speaking. Learning a language takes years of learning and practice. But, you can do it! p/s: What language you’re learning next? #english #englishlearning #language #languagelearning #languageserviceprovider

❗️If you're a Korean English learner, read on! 🤔 I have some questions for you... ✅️ Do you want to be a good speaker? ✅️ Do you lack confidence in speaking English? ✅️ Do you try to sound perfect every time? ❗️Since the Korean system is only based around grammar and learning words without ever using them, I have something to offer you. 📚 The chance to be a good speaker 📚 The chance to be a confident speaker 📚 The understanding that you don't need to sound perfect. 🤔 If that sounds interesting to you, message for more information! would love to have a good chat!

Nihao! Ada tak Working Adults yg ada language barrier with Chinese colleagues ? Let’s learn Mandarin through our sponsored online classes and enhance your Mandarin skill with fun & motivating class. Interested say ‘WO’

Why do i use english in my insta or linkdin? Maybe someone ask me why do you use english more often than korean. I want to answer now. First I want to improve my english skill more better. As i live in korea, I can't use english more often. That is why i use english in my SNS. Second my purpose of english study is being reach with SG person. As we know, SG people uses english fluent and mother language. so that make them can work or communicate with world more well. But we use english as second language and korean education doesn't focus on be native at english. That is why we need to spend more cost and time in english more that SG people. last I want to connect all of the world. if i can fluent in english that will help me connect to world and foreign. that can improve my skill and ability as well. so I decided to use english in my SNS, to improve my english skill and using time. even if I am not perfect in english but I want to try. Mistake is not a shame but don't do is shameful.