Searching For the Right Programs at S.J.SU

Searching For the Right Programs at S.J.SUIf you are a student looking for information about your program, you will need to search the S.J.SU Chemistry Department. The Chemistry Department is one of the most respected programs in the entire University. Students from all around the world come to study at S.J.SU as a result of the high standards that the university has for each student.As the department is considered to be one of the best in the nation, every student is expected to take an active part in the faculty and staff development. Your admission is based on your performance in class and in the classroom. The department actively encourages students to participate in every aspect of their education. The student's involvement is especially emphasized in this department.It is through the department that students learn about the role that science plays in society and the world today. It is also through the department that students can delve into the great principles that have paved the way for advances in technology and medicine as well. It is through the department that students learn how chemistry influences our world and even the nature of the universe.Students who are just beginning to take a few courses can take a look at the Chemical Discovery course, which is a pre-requisite for the Bachelor of Science in S.J.SU. This course is a combination of chemistry, biology, and physics, and it serves as a bridge to all of these subjects in the future. A good student has the potential to take various other course options throughout their four-year course of study. Taking this course can provide the student with an understanding of fundamental aspects of the natural world and the science of chemistry.A student's first course of study should be inorganic chemistry. This is the course that helps students understand the science of metal chemistry. This is the science that relates to the properties of minerals and makes the earth'sminerals useful to humans. A student's course of study should focus inorganic chemistry from the first year, but they can enroll in another course for an upper division course, such as organic chemistry, in case their school offers only a lower division program.It is a very common fact that chemistry is more popular than ever before and more people are choosing this career path. As a result, the demand for chemistry professors, teachers, and lecturers is growing rapidly. In fact, the demand for the profession has seen a rapid increase in the last decade, due to the fact that it is so highly valued in today's world.When you begin your search for a job, you should begin your search for the right program at S.J.SU by searching the Chemistry Department website. The department has a long list of departments that they offer online and in the classroom, and students can choose the one that is right for them. A student can start their career in a field that they are passionate about and work their way up through the ranks to be come a professor, or they can choose to teach in a different subject and then continue on to get a PhD in a different subject. Whether you choose one of the two options, or a combination of both, there is a good chance that you will benefit from this amazing opportunity.

The Surprising Advantage Singers Have Over Most People

The Surprising Advantage Singers Have Over Most People Suzy S. What makes a good public speaker? Whether you want to improve your communication skills or overcome a fear of speaking, youre already at an advantage if you have a background in singing (or music in general). Read on as San Diego, CA teacher  Carl M.  explains I could go on and on expounding on all the reasons singing lessons are a valuable tool for millions of individuals â€" whether or not a career in music is intended. However, the one that emerges foremost in my mind has very little to do with singing. So why mention it? Having spent most of my life juggling the business world with the artistic side of music, singing, and theatre, I made a unique discovery relating what makes a good public speaker to that of being a singer/musician. For more than 40 years Ive trained singers, and managed international sales and marketing teams in various industries. While there are many singers in this world, they are dwarfed by those who speak (or should I say, blabber). While I generally enjoy listening to a well-trained singer, it became painfully clear to me many years ago that individuals who are charged with speaking to groups are usually ill-prepared to do so in a manner that keeps my attention. This ranges from professional speakers to teachers to clergy in virtually every denomination. Whats missing? Well, there are actually two common threads evident throughout. Most People Arent Directly Taught Speaking Skills First, the function of reading out loud, which can train the ear as effectively as early music instruction, is generally frowned upon during early education. Think about when you were first learning how to read pronouncing each word out loud, then two-word phrases, then sentences, and then paragraphs.  Then as soon as you really felt good about what you were doing, your teacher told you to read silently, and to absorb the meaning internally. If you moved your lips while reading, your teacher likely stopped you. So that was the end of any oral communication vis-a-vis reading. No more practicing reading and listening skills skills that would last a lifetime. The student taking music or singing lessons has a distinct advantage here, which well discuss next. The Correlations Between Singing and Speaking The second, and certainly the most direct correlation between singing and speaking, is that contained in terms singers learn early on:  tone, rhythm, pausing, dynamics, and phrasing. Tone, as taught to a singer, involves the proper placement of vowel sounds, mouth formation, proper breathing, etc. These same tenets apply to the speaker (but without the need to read music). Rhythm has a very distinct meaning to every musician. However, transferring that technique to speaking is lost on virtually everyone who professes to be a “speaker.” Pauses are quite natural in the music world for dramatic impact. The old adage of “Silence is Golden” actually applies more to a speaker’s performance than it does to that of a singer, as the singer is reading music notation and observing dictated, periodic rests. However, most speakers are either too nervous to notice â€" or they just love the sound of their own voice. Dynamics are simple. Loud vs soft. Again, a singer is trained in this area from very early on, but most speakers have one volume. Wouldn’t it be cool if the speaker observed some variation as well? Phrasing is probably the most difficult concept for both the singer and speaker to understand (and implement). However, it is also the most meaningful. With the proper phrasing, the gut-level meaning of a song comes to life. The same is true when speaking. However, some speakers have a tendency to “punch” words, rather than using proper phrasing. I have been training speakers in the corporate world during the past several years, and the pool from which to draw students is enormous â€" and eventually will have a greater impact upon society and communication in general. However, I find that if a student has a music or singing background, it makes it considerably easier to learn and understand what makes a good public speaker. Over a series of lessons, my students learn what these techniques are, and how to effectively put them to use. Youll be a more interesting and believable public speaker, allowing the audience to fully understand and retain the information youre offering. Isn’t that what we all want? Carl M. teaches public speaking and writing in San Diego, CA. A Music and Theatre graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Carl fuses his education and entrepreneurial endeavors to help students improve their everyday communication within their personal and business communities.  Learn more about Carl here! Interested in Private Lessons? Search thousands of teachers for local and live, online lessons. Sign up for convenient, affordable private lessons today! Search for Your Teacher Photo by  Nan Palmero

Learning To Write a Cover Letter In English

Learning To Write a Cover Letter In English How To Write A Cover Letter In English? ChaptersWhy Write A Covering Letter?Make A Definite Plan For Your Cover LetterTips For Writing Your Covering LetterYour English Level And Writing Your Cover LetterFormatting For Your Covering LetterWhen you are applying for a new opportunity, your CV will be the most requested thing that they will use to determine if you are suitable for the job. While you can just send your CV off to the employer without any other communication, it is advisable in all cases except where explicitly asked not to. To submit your CV and write a motivation letter in English which helps you to present your CV in the right light to any employer.When you have gained your experience in a foreign country, it may not seem obvious, but when you apply for jobs or opportunities in English speaking countries, you will have to translate your application into English for it to be considered at all.Internships abroad, secondments abroad, seasonal jobs, student employment, job applications and other kinds of applicati ons. Knowing how to write a compelling cover letter that is fitting and representative of your experience. Is the key to opening yourself up to new and desirable opportunities that can build your knowledge and give you the chance to speak English.a great covering letter is not easy but it is essential. Photo Source: UnsplashBut replying to an advert and highlighting your strengths and experience isn't always easy, even for English native speakers let alone ESOL Students. Writing a response to encourage someone to give you a chance in an application involves planning the letter, organising your experience, making it interesting to read and showing yourself in your best light.Whether you are writing your resume or your cover letter. You will be required to write these things using excellent English incorporating great spelling and grammar. Here are some tips to help you to get that job interview that you are dreaming of. 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If you want the best chance at being noticed amongst lots of other hopeful applicants, then you cover letter must be convincing.Many international industries such as tourism and commerce will expec t their staff to speak English, especially in tourist zones. Not to mention companies who are actually based in English speaking countries. Speaking English is a strong skill to have on your CV and can bring you to the front of the list for employment if you know how to communicate in English.Speaking in English can be for many experienced professionals the skill that sets them apart from the other applicants especially in companies which require English speakers but are no based in an English speaking country.The only way to highlight your fluency in English is to write a convincing covering letter. Your cover letter then is the opportunity for you to show all of your linguistic talents and your other skills. It is a potent part of your application.The letter must be written in a clear and precise way which highlights your skills and know how. It should also make it clear why any employer should give you a position. You English lever should be clearly reflected in your writing so t hat the employer can determine your level.Make A Definite Plan For Your Cover LetterIt is possible to write your cover letter without a plan, but this style is best for people who are strong writers already. Also, people who have experience successfully writing letters to employers and have no issue presenting themselves positively and concisely in writing.For the rest of us, however, we should put a plan into place which helps to put order into your ideas and ensures that you do not repeat or forget any important details. Thus to start your covering letter, it is essential to establish a writing plan. Cover letters are typically divided into three or four paragraphs or take up one A4 page.The opportunity for you to show all of your linguistic talents. Photo Source: Unsplash1. Paragraph one â€" Here you will introduce your interest in the company and a brief introduction of who you are and your education. 2. Paragraph two â€" Explain what attracts you to the position for which you a re applying and which skills you have which makes you a viable candidate. 3. Paragraph three â€" Describe your experience in detail and how you as a candidate could make a success of the role. Tip: Using the job description as a guide can help you highlight the most relevant skills and experience. 4. Paragraph four â€" This is the closing paragraph where you can secure your final thoughts, thank the recruiter for their time and invite them to ask you further questions to clarify any questions that they may have. JulianESOL (English) Teacher 4.00 (1) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors EugeneESOL (English) Teacher 4.90 (58) £22/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors HelenESOL (English) Teacher 5.00 (20) £32/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors SuzanneESOL (English) Teacher 5.00 (2) £45/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors NatashaESOL (English) Teacher 5.00 (8) £55/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors SamuelESOL (English) Teacher 4.83 (41) £15/h1st l esson free!Discover all our tutors JoanneESOL (English) Teacher 5.00 (43) £25/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MarkESOL (English) Teacher 4.76 (17) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutorsTips For Writing Your Covering LetterIt is imperative to know what it is that you want to say in the covering letter and even more so is vital to make sure that you make it easy for the recruiter to understand what it is that you want to say. Once you have the plan ready and have an idea of what your targets are you can start to write and fill in the blanks. Creating more opportunities for yourself in line with the positions that you are applying for.An excellent tip for the writing part of the process is to write down key terms from the job description that match your experience and insert them into your text while you are creating your cover letter. Once you have written the letter, it is essential to make sure that you edit the content to be as precise and powerful as possible.Al so, you should match the tone when you write your cover letter to the style of the company that you will be working for. If the company is formal like a bank, then your covering letter should be formal, but if you are applying for a casual company like a cool tech startup where people dress casually and are more relaxed, then your cover letter should match that tone.There is no correct style of writing, but your covering letter should represent you and your experience entirely.Your English Level And Writing Your Cover LetterAlthough it is important to make sure that you have no mistakes and are well understood in your cover letter it is also important to make sure that the cover letter is representative of you and who you are. Essentially if you don't have the best English, your letter shouldn't indicate that your English is perfect because when you are interviewed, they will find out any issues that you are trying to hide.So finding the balance of who you are and what passes for a great covering letter is not easy but it is essential for you to do to ensure that you are authentic in your application. Remember that in most cases the covering letter is the first part of the application and that you will have a face to face interview with the recruiter. In the interview, you will be expected to be the same person that was presented in the covering letter and CV.But if you find that in English while speaking you make lots of mistakes. It doesn't mean that you should translate those mistakes into your covering letter, but you should not use words that you would not usually use, and you should, of course, try to correct any spelling mistake and grammar while being authentic to your actual level of English.A tip for doing this is especially if your English is not the best is to highlight your English level on your CV and mention that you are in the progress of learning and improving. Employers often like when people are engaged in personal development, and this can really help you if you don't have the best English but plan to study to improve over time.While writing a cover letter can be daunting it’s not the same as writing an essay. Letters are short and you have to remember that the reason for writing it does not end with the writing, but you have to send it off in the hope that it can persuade an employer to interview you and hire you.Formatting For Your Covering LetterThe format for your covering letter is necessary because it is the formatting and visual presentation of the letter that will get the attention of the employer/recruiter.LetterheadAdd some basic personal information here such as your address and contact information.DateDate the letter with the long form date as date formats are not the same worldwide. i.e. use 7th September 2019 not 07/09/19FontsUse a basic clear font when editing your letter, fonts like ‘Arial' are professional and easy to read.Write your cover letter without a plan. Photo Source: UnsplashOther TipsAdd ress the recruiter by name if you know it or by a formal title such as To whom it may concern if you have no direct point of contact.The job Reference should be quoted if they are shown on the job description to help the recruiter know which job you are applying for.Show your interest in the position at the start of the letter with sentences such as I am writing to apply for the position of.Explain why you want to join the company and why you would be good for the company. Sentences such as I know your products very well and I would love to talk to you about how I can help you increase your international presence can be powerful.Explain your ‘relevant' experience and skills, for example, a sentence like my skills are an ideal match for this position.End with letting the recruiter know that you are motivated and available for an interview. With sentences like I would appreciate the opportunity to meet you to talk to you in person. A formal closing such as Sincerely or best regards. Editing your covering letter for grammar and spelling is very important at this point. You should also proofread the letter for mistakes, sentences that are too long or anything that is hard to understand.Remove industry terminology from the covering letter, This is ok in the CV, but the cover letter may be read by an assistant or recruiter that isn't specialised in your industry. If they don't understand what you are saying, then they may not pass your application forward.I hope that this will help you in your approach to writing a professional letter in English and I wish you luck with your application.Learn how to write a dissertation in English.

Getting Started Playing the Guitar if Youre Left-Handed

Getting Started Playing the Guitar if Youre Left-Handed How to Learn to Play the Guitar Left-Handed ChaptersHave a Good Look at Your Guitar!Being Left-Handed Isn't a Handicap on the GuitarThe Left-Handed GuitarAre There Guitars for Lefties?Is There Another Solution for Playing the Guitar as a Lefty?As you've likely noticed, we live in a world dominated by right-handed people and music is no exceptionâ€"most musicians are righties as well.So, how do you get along if you're left-handed? Can you learn how to play the guitar?What are the methods, the techniques, things to know?Are there left-handed artists and musicians who've succeeded in learning how to play the guitar?It's not fair but that's how it is, and you should be aware.But don't worry... Kurt Cobain, Paul McCartney, and Jimi Hendrix were all lefties. Despite that fact, they didn't have any problems during their first guitar lessons.There are lots of left-handed guitar virtuosos!Bear in mind that the principal methods are for righties, which includes tablatures, songbooks, and chord grids.Being a lefty is not a handicap for l earning to play the guitar, rather it's an opportunity to play differently and will never prevent you from advancing: it's all a question of motivation and choice. It won't stop you from learning how to play the guitar more quickly or from taking guitar lessons online.While righties don't have to ask themselves this question, a lefty must consider which type of guitar to play.Should this be a guitar designed for lefties, a guitar for righties, or even a reverse guitar?The decision will influence all of your training to come.

ACT English Online ACT Prep Online Tutoring Tutorpace

ACT English Online ACT Prep Online Tutoring Tutorpace Online Tutoring for ACT English Available Now! Because the ACT is such an important part of a colleges consideration of an application, achieving a high score on the test is crucial for getting into the school you desire. Succeeding on a standardized test not only shows a mastery of advanced high school subject matter, it also demonstrates preparedness for the rigors of college-level courses. This makes preparing for the English section of the ACT a daunting task. When it comes to punctuation, grammar, sentence structure and rhetorical skills, Tutor Paces online tutors can give you the edge you need to score higher on your test. Most of our packages offer unlimited access to certify English tutors who have helped thousands of students prepare for the ACT. This unique service gives you the opportunity to be fully prepared for the exam. How Tutor Pace Helps you Excel? Our online ACT English tutoring service is specially designed to cover every type of question you will encounter on the test. After working with Tutor Pace, there will be no surprises on test day. We cover: Punctuation rules Proper grammar and usage Correct sentence structure Rhetorical strategy, organization, and style Each of our tutoring sessions is a personalized, one-on-one interaction between a tutor and a student. This allows students to get help that is tailored to their individualized needs. Unlike other services that lump students together into a group tutoring session or use generic materials not designed for online tutoring, Tutor Paces tutors draw from their personal expertise to prepare students for success. No matter how much assistance you need to be ready for the test, our online ACT English tutors are available 24/7 to help you earn the score you deserve.

English Conversation Classes with TED Creativity, Music and Language

English Conversation Classes with TED Creativity, Music and Language Two things I have always been fascinated with are music and language. Ive been writing in some form or another since I was young, studied English at university, and worked as a journalist before teaching. I have also played guitar for about 15 years now, and particularly enjoy improvising music on the guitar with other musicians.In this TED video, Charles Limb, a brain surgeon and musician, talks about scientifically looking at creative genius, by looking at the brains of improvising musicians with scanners, while they are creating.Its a fascinating video, bringing up questions about the relationship between music and language, among other things. It will certainly be a fun and interesting English class! This video can be watched with Spanish, Portuguese and Korean subtitles.Why you should be interested in Charles Limb (from TED.com):Charles Limb has two titles on his official website: Associate Professor, Otolaryngology, Head Neck Surgery, and Faculty, Peabody Conservatory of Music . He combines his two passions to study the way the brain creates and perceives music. Hes a hearing specialist and surgeon at Johns Hopkins who performs cochlear implantations on patients who have lost their hearing. And he plays sax, piano and bass.In search of a better understanding of how the mind perceives complex auditory stimuli such as music, hes been working with Allen Braun to look at the brains of improvising musicians and study what parts of the brain are involved in the kind of deep creativity that happens when a musician is really in the groove.Read more from Dr. Limb on the TED Blog If you think about it from a kind of abstract philosophical level, it’s unusual that acoustic vibrations in the air can make you feel deep emotion, something that can affect your life.Charles Limb in Urbanite Baltimore magazineWatch the video below, and then see if you can answer the questions afterward: What is Charles joke about creativity and surgery?What makes Keith Jarretts concerts unusual?What does off the top of his head mean?Use five adjectives to describe Keith Jarretts music.What question did Charles ask himself about the music?What is the difference between magic and magical?How does the FMRI scanner measure brain activity?What happens in the brain when someone is improvising music?What was the hardest thing for jazz musician Mike Pope about playing music inside the scanner?What was the second experiment with the jazz musicians?What did the second jazz experiment show?What does Charles compare music to?Use 5 adjectives to describe Charles rapping.Will he ever rap again?What happens when rappers improvise?What question does Charles hope to answer some day?Want to take an English Conversation class?English Classes | Cursos Inglés | Aulas Inglês

Tips for Teens Changing your Study Mindset

Tips for Teens Changing your Study Mindset Youve got a big test coming up at the end of the week, and youre dreading it. You know you should start studying now so that youll be well prepared, but whenever you think about studying your mind gets flooded with negative thoughts: Theres so much material to study for this test, where will I even start? What if I cant find my notes? What if my notes arent good enough and they dont make any sense to me now? What if I put all of this time into studying and then fail the test anyway? All of these thoughts can quickly send you into avoidance mode. Before you know it, its the evening before the test and you havent studied at all. Our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all dependent on each other. If we want to change the way we behave or act, and the way we feel about the things that we have to do, then we can start by changing the way that we think. So, if you want to develop study habits that will allow you to put your best foot forward, then challenge the negative thoughts that might be getting in your way. There are common negative thought patterns that everyone experiences sometimes. These thoughts are more likely to come up when were faced with something that makes us nervous, stressed, or overwhelmed like studying for a big exam! All or Nothing Thoughts. With these types of thoughts, youre either great at something or terrible at something. You need to do things perfectly, or not at all. When it comes to studying, this kind of thinking can cause you to set an impossibly high standard for yourself. If you think that you need to study perfectly and get a top score on the exam, then youll quickly become overwhelmed and anxious when you think about all of the work you need to do. On top of that, the possibility of failure seems very high since anything less than a perfect grade will be a disappointment. All or Nothing Reframe: Remind yourself that you wont get a top score on every test, and that is okay. No single test is going to make or break your final grade. If you study and prepare for the test then youll have worked hard in order to do your personal best. Turning Small Problems into Catastrophes (Catastrophizing). When people catastrophize they take one small incident and allow it to grow larger and larger in their mind until its been built up to be a complete disaster. For example, if you get one bad grade on a math quiz, you think that this just proves that youre terrible at math. Youll probably fail every quiz and test for the rest of this year. This will show up on your college applications and now there is no way youll ever get into your first-choice school! Catastrophizing Reframe: Remind yourself that this is just one small problem, and that you dont know what it means for the future. Youre not a fortune teller! Try to put the problem out of your mind. Learn from any mistakes that were made, and start fresh today. Should Thoughts. When you have a long list of rigid rules about things you should do in order to study effectively, you set yourself up for guilt and regret when youre not able to follow through. This is especially true when youre lists of shoulds is impossibly long, impossibly challenging, or simply not a good fit for your personality or study style. So, if you thought that you should have started studying on Monday, but you didnt start until Thursday, then youll feel very guilty and defeated before you even sit down to study. Should Reframe: Try not to think about what you should have done and instead think about where you are at right now. Make a plan based on the amount of time that you have available and do your best right now. Then, when youre getting ready to study for another test in the future, think about the lists of rigid shoulds that you have in your mind. Ask yourself: Are they are realistic? Are they a good fit for you? Are they helping you move forward or just making you feel guilty and holding you back? Talk to a teacher or tutor about finding new strategies that will work for you. Challenging these three common negative thought patterns will go a long way in helping you change your study mindset. Youll feel less stressed when its time to start studying, and youll tackle your study plan more effectively. Youll shift from avoidance mode to action mode, and before you know it youll be well on your way to achieving your best on that test! Youve got this!! ABOUT DR. MARY ROONEY Mary Rooney, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco. Dr Rooney is a researcher and clinician specializing in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD and co-occurring behavioral, anxiety, and mood disorders. A strong advocate for those with attention and behavior problems, Dr. Rooney is committed to developing and providing comprehensive, cutting edge treatments tailored to meet the unique needs of each child and adolescent. Dr. Rooney's clinical interventions and research avenues emphasize working closely with parents and teachers to create supportive, structured home and school environments that enable children and adolescents to reach their full potential. In addition, Dr. Rooney serves as a consultant and ADHD expert to Huntington Learning Centers. ABOUT HUNTINGTON Huntington Learning Center is the tutoring and test prep leader. Its certified tutors provide individualized instruction in reading, phonics, writing, study skills, elementary and middle school math, Algebra through Calculus, Chemistry, and other sciences. It preps for the SAT and ACT, as well as state and standardized exams. Huntington programs develop the skills, confidence, and motivation to help students of all levels succeed and meet the needs of Common Core State Standards. Founded in 1977, Huntington's mission is to give every student the best education possible. Call us today at 1.800.CAN LEARN to discuss how Huntington can help your child. For franchise opportunities please visit www.huntingtonfranchise.com. This website does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The material on this site is provided for educational purposes only.

Beijing Aston Educational Consulting Company Limited

Beijing Aston Educational Consulting Company Limited Beijing Aston Educational Consulting Company Limited Aston English Aston English is the flagship division of The Aston Educational Group. Aston English started in the city of Dalian in 1996. From the humble beginning of a single school it has flourished into one of the largest ESL operators in China with over 122 schools in 70 cities across 22 provinces. Locations We have schools across the whole of China, from Inner Mongolia to Guangdong, Xinjiang to Jiangsu. This gives teachers a choice as to the kind of lifestyle they want when they come to experience China. We currently have schools in 7 of the top 20 cities for foreigners to live in China as voted in International Talent Magazine. Curriculum Syllabus We have spent many years developing our own curriculum and syllabus. Our primary focus is on spoken and listening English with reading and writing as a secondary. Teachers will have full support with regard to text books. They are given a Teachers guide, Text book and Workbook for each level that they are responsible for teaching Class Levels We have two level sets, Kindergarten and Pre School levels and then Primary school through to High school levels. Training and Development Before teachers start their contract they are required to go on a compulsory training course called TCERT training. This is an induction and orientation course where the newly employed teachers are introduced to the course books and materials they will be using during the course of their employment. They will also have the opportunity to share ideas in workshops and do practice classes to get them warmed up and some initial classroom experience. Teacher development is very important to Aston. During the course of a teachers employment they will have the opportunity to request coaching or observe peer classes to help them improve or develop as teachers. Classroom Environment Currently Aston English is undergoing an upgrade. We have our traditional Aston English Schools and then we have what is called Aston 3.0 which utilizes interactive whiteboards, activity rooms where children can use and develop their English in real life situations while also stimulating their creativity. View our Brochure

The 2015 New Years Language Challenge is Coming! Help Spread the Word!

The 2015 New Years Language Challenge is Coming! Help Spread the Word! Help us announce the biggest language challenge ever! The italki 2015 New Years Language Challenge is coming and we want you to help spread the word! Were creating a Thunderclap, and wed like your help. Even if youre not planning on taking the New Years Language Challenge, you can still join the  Thunderclap to help spread the word to others who want to kick off 2015 and really commit to learning a new language! What is a Thunderclap? Its a new, powerful tool that allows people to Tweet or Facebook an announcement all together on the same day, at the exact same time to be heard loud and clear! Were working with Thunderclap to make this biggest, most exciting Language Challenge ever! Get ready! Help Spread the Word and Join this Thunderclap! The 2015 New Years Language Challenge is Coming! Help Spread the Word! Help us announce the biggest language challenge ever! The italki 2015 New Years Language Challenge is coming and we want you to help spread the word! Were creating a Thunderclap, and wed like your help. Even if youre not planning on taking the New Years Language Challenge, you can still join the  Thunderclap to help spread the word to others who want to kick off 2015 and really commit to learning a new language! What is a Thunderclap? Its a new, powerful tool that allows people to Tweet or Facebook an announcement all together on the same day, at the exact same time to be heard loud and clear! Were working with Thunderclap to make this biggest, most exciting Language Challenge ever! Get ready! Help Spread the Word and Join this Thunderclap!