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International English Language Testing System is an analysis for English competence. It is controlled jointly by the University of Cambridge English for speakers of other languages Examinations, British Consul and I.D.P Education Australia. It consists of two modules the Academic module and the General Training Module. The Academic module is for the applicants who desire [...]

It is neccessary to have a vast business English vocabulary to pass a job interview and get into a good western company. Here are 5 easy ways to develop your vocab. 1. Watch a business news channel in English. This is a great way to get exposed to what is going on in the business [...]

You have to predict where you are going to use English in the future. Since you know you want to do listening practice, you already know part of this question. Try to answer a few more questions. Questions like what vocabulary do you need? And, what kind of English will you be listening to most? [...]

In the past the TOEFL exam was a paper based test, however since 2005 it has become exclusively delivered via the Internet. To register for the test there are three primary steps you must follow. You must register and receive an ETS id number. After, choose the test day and time that best suits your [...]

Not only do you have to prove your qualifications for the position to your interviewer and sell your personality, you have to do it while speaking a foreign language as fluently as possible. Fortunately, most interviews follow a similar formula, so there are ways to plan ahead on how you are going to answer some [...]

English input is listening and reading: English going into your mind. The best way to learn English is to focus on input: listening and reading. Output will come later: speaking and writing. At the school in Bangkok where Dr. J. Marvin Brown developed “Automatic Language Growth,” students only listen for the first 700 to 800 [...]

In learning English, music should be included almost by necessity. Music – What It Does To You! What It Can Do For You! After listening to a live performance of a Brahm’s symphony, one listener said: “Every time I heard that emotional melodic tune from the violin section I felt like I wanted to cry [...]