TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) is a certificate course designed for individuals aspiring to become teachers of the English language. The objective of the course is to provide teachers with the necessary information about the structure, methodology, and assessment of the language. Moreover, TESOL also offers linguistic as well as sociolinguistic aspects with features such...
Have you ever had those times when you come across what you know is a hilarious video because of all the cry-laughing emojis in the comments section but can’t understand a lick of what’s going on in it? Yeah, me too. It’s one of the most frustrating things that’ll ever happen to you on social media. You can ask a fellow twitterer (or is it tweeter?) what it means, but there’s something about...
According to an article by Forbes.com, Global Mobility: A Win-Win For You And Your Employer, Global Mobility is an increasing phenomenon with employees eager to travel across the world in order to boost their personal and professional progress, thus enlarging the distance of Employee Mobility.
If a picture is worth a thousand words (popular English Idiom), then imagine the amount one can communicate via videos!
Learning a new language with its specific grammar can tie our noodle into knots, and make dotting the I’s and crossing the T’s the least of our worries.
If you classify as a Small to Medium-sized Enterprise (SME), you may not have heard about what’s the new rave in the business world: Learning and Development.
Best known for its fast cars, famous Oktoberfest and fairytale castles, Germany has many surprises to offer even to a seasoned traveller.
With the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro (Hiu gee Zhaneiru) coming up, many of you will be flying out there to experience the tingling warmth of the sun against your skin as you walk along the beautiful beach of Ipanema, white sand crunching softly beneath your feet between days of marveling at athletes as they dazzle you with feast of physical excellence. If you happen to be among the many tourists...
Research by Adam Grant (2013), a professor at the Pennsylvania Wharton School, concluded that there was no co-relation between an extrovert personality and his or her income.
On 1st April 2016, a newspaper in France published a rather infamous article on whether English would remain an official language of the EU (European Union) should the United Kingdom decide to exit the EU following a referendum to be held in June, the same year.