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Despite being in the digital age where many tools and platforms offer remote language learning opportunities, face-to-face learning is one of the most effective ways to build proficiency.

Canada processed nearly five million visa applications (opens in a new tab) in 2022 – the highest number ever. Part of the allure of living and working in Canada is the nation’s strong economy, cultural diversity, stunning nature, and safe society. 

Attending a top-ranked university and obtaining a globally recognised qualification is something most individuals dream of. No doubt such a move will be a good investment that is likely to secure your future.

IELTS is one of the most prestigious and popular English language proficiency tests in the world. Every year, more than four million people take the test, hoping to study, work, and live abroad. One of them was Ofelia Carolina Vargas Caceres, who took IELTS as a bridge to new opportunities.

Do you feel shy and nervous about speaking in English? Don’t worry - you’re not alone. Most people feel nervous when they need to speak in a second language - especially during IELTS Speaking. The good news is that you can easily overcome these feelings with a few tried and tested techniques. 

The average IELTS band score ranges between 6.5 to 8. For many people, getting an IELTS Band 7 is a motivating factor to study and to achieve an impressive result from one of the most prestigious English proficiency tests available.

Every learner has different strengths and weaknesses when it comes to their English skills. However, there are some mistakes in IELTS that a lot of test takers make. When you’re preparing for the test, it’s a good idea to try and develop an awareness of these common mistakes in IELTS to help you avoid them and achieve the highest band score possible. 

Are you dreaming of studying at one of the best universities in the UK? Whether you're aiming to further your education or improve your career prospects, the UK offers many world-renowned institutions that can help you achieve your goals. But before you can walk through the hallowed halls of Oxford or Cambridge, there's one first step you need to take: the IELTS test.

IELTS is recognised by over 12,500 organisations worldwide, and has helped many people meet their goals both at home and abroad. But how can you prepare for it?

Want to ace your IELTS test so you can get into the university of your choice or advance your career? One of the best ways to achieve a high IELTS score is improving your vocabulary. In Writing and Speaking, it counts for 25% of your total score. 

Home to some of the best universities in the world, Germany is fast emerging as a top study destination. Internationals studying in Germany now make up nearly 15% of their total student population.  

It’s normal to feel anxious when you’re taking an important test even if you’re prepared. A few nerves can even motivate you to study harder. The problem is that some people struggle to concentrate and become paralysed when they’re too stressed.

Do you wonder which English is best for the IELTS test, British or American English? Have you heard stories that you only get a high band score when you use British English in the IELTS Speaking test? Or maybe you have heard the opposite? 

Having a good IELTS score can open up a wider range of job opportunities in the UK. Many British organisations recognise this qualification as a reliable measure of an applicant’s English language proficiency.

People often say that the best way to learn a language is to immerse yourself in it. But what does that mean? 

An exchange programme is one of the most effective ways to boost your English language skills, as well as explore new cultures and create international experiences. Exchange programmes are often organised through educational institutions or language schools, and are popular with learners of all ages, and from all backgrounds.

Would you like to join an organisation that ranks among the ten largest employers in the world, provides care for millions of people each month, and employs people from over 200 different countries? 

Whether it is high snow-capped mountains, stunning coastlines, ancient native forests, deep fiords, glow-worm caves, clear lakes or amazing wildlife, New Zealand has many natural wonders to offer. Naturally, every year the country draws visitors from every corner of the globe.  

Phrasal verbs are a very common and useful part of spoken and written English. They are two or three-word expressions that combine a verb with a preposition, adverb (or both) to take on a new meaning.