admin Gwen Kleve is a CEA CAPA Alumni Insider, finishing her third year of undergrad after her Spring ‘24 study abroad program in Dublin, Ireland. In addition to majoring in marketing, she’s minoring in interdisciplinary design where she works on creative skills. Originally from Denver, Colorado, so moving for school wasn’t a new thing for her. … Read more
Key Takeaways Use executive coaching for personalized guidance to navigate workplace challenges and enhance decision-making. Attend leadership seminars to discover personal blind spots and improve communication skills. Adapt management strategies for remote and hybrid teams to ensure fair recognition and motivation across all work settings. Cultivate emotional intelligence in leaders to foster strategic feedback, better … Read more
Here is your comprehensive guide about the Hanyang University Korean Language Program! Learning a new language is a rewarding investment that upgrades your personal and professional credentials. Besides extending your vocabulary, being multilingual sets you apart from other employees in your future workplace. Aside from the country’s global influence and robust economy, South Korea has some … Read more
As we progress through 2024, the significance of study abroad internships in shaping students’ educational and professional paths continues to grow. In an interconnected world, these opportunities are pivotal, blending academic learning with practical experience in a global context. Typically lasting a semester or a summer, these programs enable students to apply theoretical knowledge in … Read more
From the busy cityscapes of Toronto and Vancouver to the quiet rural landscapes of Alberta and British Columbia, the Great White North offers a diverse canvas as an architect in Canada. However, getting to know the processes to practice in a new country can challenging. We can guide you as an aspiring Architect to Canada … Read more
Paying off student loans can be overwhelming and so much tougher than they initially seem. If you are currently paying off debt or are even remotely thinking of potentially taking out student loans – you are probably curious who qualifies for public service loan forgiveness? Is it worth taking out students loans in the off … Read more
She used her time figuring out how much purchasing power she had, which included determining how much she could spend each month on food, housing, insurance, clothes, and transportation. “We learned how to budget our money, how much we could spend in a week or in a month,” Ivy told Yahoo Finance. “We had to … Read more
Cue card rounds in the IELTS speaking section could be difficult for you. There are so many cue cards and out of which you will get one random cue card. You will be given 2 to 3 minutes to think about the cue card. Here, we have provided you with three model answers that could … Read more
The scorecard of the IELTS exam is needed by many of the top universities in foreign countries. The exam shows the individual’s language skills in the English language. You can always appear for the exam whenever you are comfortable. Moreover, the exam is divided into different sections. The speaking section of the exam requires you … Read more
The IELTS exam is an important requirement for all the universities in the abroad nations. So, if you are planning to study abroad, you will be required to appear for the IELTS exam. It is the language that measures the proficiency in the English language. cue cards the part of the speaking section of the … Read more