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Looking for a new job can be a full-time gig in itself. In such a competitive market, you may be applying for lots of roles before the right one comes along. On top of updating your CV, scouring job sites and writing cover letters, keeping track of what you've applied for and which stage you're at can be dizzying.
Do you prefer a small but perfectly formed start-up? Maybe medium-sized is just right - or do you think "the bigger, the better"? Find out what suits you best with this quiz!
Have you ever used music to boost your productivity at work? Play The Sound of Productivity now to find out if music could help you get more work done!
We have gathered the top tips for what you need to prepare for your first career, or a new career, including what you need to know to get a job in an English-speaking country.
Interviews with education experts, teachers and students about how the Kaplan International teaching method works. (Content on marketing landing page also written by me.)
Today, there are many words in English that used to have negative meanings, but have now been "reclaimed", or used with positive intentions.
Speaking more than one language makes your brain more flexible and helps you process information faster. However, do you know some of the other benefits of learning languages?
Australian slang is almost a language of its own. Aussies love to play with words, and to use shortened terms to explain things. Though some of them have roots in British English, Australian English has grown and changed into its own interesting English dialect.
The words "flea market" usually call to mind visions of cheap socks, broken electronics, and yellowed pages of obscure fiction. This time, New York's newest (and biggest) open-air market, Brooklyn Flea, is filled with much more than boxes of old souvenirs brought down from the attic.
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Sometimes it's easy to forget that Broadway shows are not all music, flashy sets and elaborate costumes. "Talk Radio" is one of those subtle, musical-number-free shows where the message sinks in after the final, silent scene plays out. Starring Liev Schreiber as a shock-jock in Cleveland, the play revolves around his final local broadcast before he goes national.