If your first language is Arabic, you know that Arabic and English are very different. You read Arabic from right to left, but English is read from left to right. The...

When your first language is Spanish, learning English can be difficult. There are some big differences in grammar, pronunciation and spelling between the two languages. We will explore five of the most common difficulties Spanish speakers have to overcome when learning English.

Learning a new language helps with personal growth and is a useful skill for work. A report from the University of Portsmouth shows that people who don’t learn another language may miss job opportunities. Speaking a second language can have a positive impact on your career.

Learning a new language can be a wonderfully rewarding yet challenging experience. For example, someone who is learning a global language like English can feel excited at the beginning but struggle to stay motivated. If you are on your language learning journey and you’re finding it difficult to stay motivated, this article will give you practical tips on how to keep going.

Qu’est-ce que le CPF?

Le CPF, ou Compte Personnel de Formation, est un dispositif créé par le gouvernement français pour encourager et accompagner les salariés souhaitant développer leurs compétences.

It’s very rare to meet an English learner who sounds like a native speaker, but that’s not a bad thing! Even students at Advanced (C1) or Proficiency (C2) levels usually have an accent from their first language.

In today’s world, thanks to the internet, there are many ways to learn a new language – you can choose either self-study or guided courses. Both methods have their own advantages and disadvantages. Not sure which is better for you? Keep reading! In this article, I will talk about the differences between self-study and guided courses to help you decide.

Did you know that in 2016, scientists from Oxford University discovered that attending weekly educational classes can enhance overall well-being?  This is particularly true, because, as an evening English teacher, I have had the privilege of hearing students share their thoughts about evening classes: