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How To Teach English French Students In The UK

How To Teach English To French Students In The UK

Get information on how to teach English to French students in the UK or International Language Homestays intuition, English language courses for French Students.

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The Foreign Students Guide: What To Do In England On Your First Week

How to survive your first week of study abroad in England. This student guide will help you settle into this fascinating country. Many of the students we welcome in our English language homestays love England so much they may decide to study here later on. A British university offers some of the worlds finest educational […]

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Top 10 Cultural Guide For International Students in The UK

This Cultural Guide For International Students will also help you understand the British better and help you blend in. Understanding these top 10 cultural norms will make your stay in the UK that much easier.

Summer Homestay Programmes for High School Students

The summer holidays can become long and tedious if you don’t have something to do over this period. That’s why exchange programmes have become exceptionally popular these days. Students from all around the world travel abroad during this period to learn new and exciting things and experience a cultural immersion. These high school students are […]

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What is a ‘host’ family and how do you ‘apply’ for one?

Exchange students and their needs are considered top priorities. It is true, not alone for the immigration offices but also the families that will be hosting the student. Exchange students are a bright source of inspiration. They come to stay and visit different countries to be educated and experience a new lifestyle and culture. To […]

Homestay in Brighton|How Homestays Benefit the Visitor, the Host, and the Community

Why choose Homestay in Brighton? It has so many wonderful things to see and people to meet. The population of this vibrant waterfront resort town, about an hour’s train ride south from London. Its lively energy most likely stems from its colourful coastal amusement attractions and its expansive beaches.

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Twenty Five GREAT tips for a Beautiful Life

Twenty Five GREAT tips for a Beautiful Life. Take 10 minutes and read our wonderful tips. In years to come, all of this positive thinking will have a great effect on your wellbeing. Now, what are you Twenty Five tips that will give you not only a beautiful life, but a satisfying one as well.

PON National Operational Program

The POM Programme operates in four regions of Italy, namely Puglia; Campania; Calabria and the Island of Sicily and is a very favourite programme, popular with teachers; parents and students alike for its fast results and improvement in learning the English language. Some of this is funded through European Funds which are aimed at improving the economic and social problems in the areas and schools there.

Why travelling abroad is important for young people?

Travelling abroad can be exciting or worrying matter depending on which side we stand. While young students pack their bags with a fascination of the upcoming adventure, parents often think about all the things that could go wrong and how to help their kids to avoid them.

Host families in Eastbourne

Eastbourne is a resort town on England’s southeast coast. On the seafront are Victorian hotels, the 19th-century Eastbourne Pier and a 1930s bandstand. Towner Art Gallery includes modern British works. Nearby, Redoubt Fortress, built during the Napoleonic Wars, has a military museum. Southwest along the coast, in South Downs National Park, are the tall chalk cliffs of Beachy Head and its striped 1902 lighthouse.

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