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It's inspiring to see "The SHER" students engaging in real-time networking and enhancing their English language skills. This is our approach to training: dynamic, live interaction that gets you ready for the real world. Through this kind of practice, we're not just teaching a language; we're setting you up for success in life. Keep networking, keep growing! #mukulsarangofficial #Networking #LanguageSkills #LiveTraining #CareerReadiness #SkillBuilding

🌟 Finding Your Niche: Fadhli Fadzil's Success with the Malay Language 🌟 Hello #bookcoach! Thinking niching is too specific? Learn from Fadh Fadzil who nailed a super, super, super niche. 🚀 The Niche Defined: Modern, Accessible Malay His niche came out of the realization that many young Malay not only felt disconnected from their linguistic roots. But also that, when they did want to learn their language, it is a difficult journey to learn the contemporary Malay as spoken in Malaysia and Indonesia. 👥 Empowering the Voice of Youth Central to Fadh's philosophy is empowering young learners. It does mean that he need to catch that very difficult audience. He gets their attention by championing the idea that linguistic fluency isn't about perfection. He also focuses on adapting his content in bite-sized format, for example. 🔥 Advocate for Authenticity Fadh's message is clear: "Dive in and discover." This journey is more than language teaching; it's about building a community where the Malay language and culture are celebrated in all their contemporary glory. 💡 A Strategy for Book Coaches Fadh's story proves that even a very focused niche can be hugely successful. It's all about how you connect with your audience. Find that unique angle in book coaching. It doesn't matter if it seems too specific. What matters is your passion and how you connect with your readers. If you have difficulties finding your niche, reach out! I will send you some resources to help you on your way. This post is, again, the result of a fabulous Singapore Writers Festival with Arts House Limited (AHL). The festival ends this weekend, so get on board before it is too late (and let's catch up for coffee!). #bookcoach #businesscoaching #niche --- My name is An and I mentor book coaches to figuring out their ideal lifestyle with tailored business advice. Start with signing up for my newsletter! You can contact me or find the link in my featured section.

By fostering live, dynamic communication, we're not just teaching a language; we're preparing you for life. It's fantastic to witness our students networking and interacting in real time, all while honing their English language skills. This is how we equip you for the real world. Keep connecting, keep learning! The Scholars Higher Education Route +91 8421093388 www.mukulsarang.com #mukulsarangofficial #Networking #LanguageLearning #RealTimeTraining #CareerPreparation #SkillsDevelopment

🌟 Ready for some more training suggestions from the Interpreter Voices at LingoAid? 📚 Today, we're talking about the importance of continuous learning in the interpreting field. Continuous learning is crucial for staying ahead and adapting to the industry's ever-evolving demands. So, how do you pursue learning opportunities to enhance your skills and knowledge as an interpreter? Here are some tips to consider: A. Attend workshops, conferences, and training sessions to stay updated on the latest trends and techniques. B. Network with peers to exchange experiences and learn from each other's insights. C. Dive into academic articles and industry publications to deepen your understanding of the field. D. Seek mentorship and feedback from seasoned interpreters to refine your skills and gain valuable guidance. What do you think is your go-to method for continuous learning? Please share your thoughts and experiences with us in the comments below! 🌟 Want to build a career at a disruptive language service provider that only promotes from within? Apply online at https://hubs.ly/Q02tx9kM0. #ContinuousLearning #InterpretingSkills #LingoAid #Interpreters #LanguageServiceProviders #BeUnderstood #UnityThroughUnderstanding

Nualang's features are built to get your language student's speaking with confidence! Learn why speaking practice is so important for the language learning process and how Nualang's innovative and interactive features can help. #languagelearning #languageeducation #languageteaching #languageteachers #languagetechnology #edtech #edtechplatform #educationtech #educationtechnology

“It’s not always about making a perfect sentence in any language that you’re learning, but having the courage to participate and learn from the mistakes that you make so that you can improve.” — Sunny Huang 黄蓉 Even though both languages and human beings can be hard to learn for some people, there are Multilingual Connectors who are resourceful and nimble to find the express to go fast and far on their journey, as Sunny Huang well embodies. Sunny is one of the frontline education practitioners in Melbourne, Australia. She aspires to empower future leaders and is currently supporting a team of passionate educators to improve their pedagogical skills through the art of language teaching. Sunny has worked in both public and private education sectors in Australia and she is keen to explore different school systems across the globe. Sunny came to Australia from China at the age of 17 and stepped into the field of education as a Master of Secondary Teaching graduate in 2019. She volunteered in a few countries and had fundraised a local youth library in rural Indonesia. Sunny’s recent settlement in Australia enabled her to explore the meaning of life, making her reflect on the desires and needs of mankind, as well as the ways to connect with others without being a perfect English speaker. As someone who shares well-aligned vision and outlook, I felt privileged to create this episode with Sunny as a cross-section of our shared journey from understanding languages to understanding people: - The case for diving into another language - The productive narratives for language acquisition and exploration of the self - Making aligned decisions following one’s passion and curiosity, instead of merely the language skills - Focusing on similarities to break barriers and connect - Embracing differences to enrich the life of self and other And so much more. Keep listening Daisy Wu Multilingual Connectors #podcast #nolanguagebarriers #languagebarrier #connecting #connections

“It’s not always about making a perfect sentence in any language that you’re learning, but having the courage to participate and learn from the mistakes that you make so that you can improve.” — Sunny Huang 黄蓉 Even though both languages and human beings can be hard to learn for some people, there are Multilingual Connectors who are resourceful and nimble to find the express to go fast and far on their journey, as Sunny Huang well embodies. Sunny is one of the frontline education practitioners in Melbourne, Australia. She aspires to empower future leaders and is currently supporting a team of passionate educators to improve their pedagogical skills through the art of language teaching. Sunny has worked in both public and private education sectors in Australia and she is keen to explore different school systems across the globe. Sunny came to Australia from China at the age of 17 and stepped into the field of education as a Master of Secondary Teaching graduate in 2019. She volunteered in a few countries and had fundraised a local youth library in rural Indonesia. Sunny’s recent settlement in Australia enabled her to explore the meaning of life, making her reflect on the desires and needs of mankind, as well as the ways to connect with others without being a perfect English speaker. As someone who shares well-aligned vision and outlook, I felt privileged to create this episode with Sunny as a cross-section of our shared journey from understanding languages to understanding people: - The case for diving into another language - The productive narratives for language acquisition and exploration of the self - Making aligned decisions following one’s passion and curiosity, instead of merely the language skills - Focusing on similarities to break barriers and connect - Embracing differences to enrich the life of self and other And so much more. Keep listening Daisy Wu Multilingual Connectors #podcast #nolanguagebarriers #languagebarrier #connecting #connections #daisywu

Last week, we published a TikTok video that attracted thousands of 'likes' and has been seen by almost 2m people. The topic? Slang and how it differs across the generations! Slang is something that fascinates English language students - perhaps because it is viewed as the essence of 'real' English. But is it professional? What do you think? Is there a place for 'slang' in the workplace or is that idea just delulu? (You'll need to watch the video to find out what that word means!) #KaplanLovesEnglish #KaplanCareerSuccess

Hello, LinkedIn Community! I am thrilled to share the remarkable journey of our community, TalkWithMe, which has been flourishing over the past three months! Established on May 26th, 2023, TalkWithMe was made of a shared passion for language learning of my Japanese friend and me. Our mission was simple yet profound: to provide a safe space for English learners to enhance their speaking skills with fellow learners. Our journey began with ten participants from two countries, Indonesia and Japan. 🇮🇩🇯🇵 These early days were marked by the exchange of cultural insights, language learning, and friendships. A Glimpse into Our Community: >> Community Focus: Our focus has always been on providing a supportive and inclusive environment. TalkWithMe is where learners from various backgrounds gather to connect and improve their language skills. >> Breakout Rooms: We facilitate one-on-one conversations that last for about an hour. This format allows each participant to engage deeply, enabling meaningful discussions and skill improvement. >> Dynamic Topics: Every meeting will always discuss a topic to create an engaging conversations. While our community is currently small, our passion for growth is big. Every new member, every new conversation, and every shared story always become a meaningful part of our growth. #LanguageLearning #English #Community

🌟 Embracing Slang: Why Learning Informal English is Crucial 🌟 Hello LinkedIn community! 👋 Today, let's dive into the importance of mastering slang in English. 📚 In our globalized world, understanding slang isn't just about fitting in socially—it's about effective communication and cultural fluency. Here’s why: 1️⃣ Connectivity: Slang bridges gaps and fosters connections across diverse communities. It helps you relate to peers, understand pop culture, and engage authentically. 2️⃣ Versatility: Learning slang enhances your language skills beyond formal settings. It prepares you for casual conversations, informal emails, and everyday interactions where slang is common. 3️⃣ Cultural Insight: Slang offers insights into cultural nuances and trends. It reflects societal shifts, humor, and evolving expressions—essential for staying current and culturally aware. 4️⃣ Career Edge: Proficiency in slang can set you apart professionally. It demonstrates adaptability, enhances networking abilities, and boosts your ability to communicate effectively in diverse environments. Embracing slang isn't just about words; it's about embracing the vibrancy and diversity of language. Let's celebrate its role in enriching our communication skills and fostering deeper connections. Curious about slang language? Read this blog and join Oxinity!🚀 #SlangEnglish #LanguageLearning #CulturalFluency #ProfessionalDevelopment