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Make the most of your time away with our latest info, help and advice for language students...
The ins, the outs and all about being abroad!
Please bear in mind that the website is newly-launched and there are a lot of changes going on. Behind the scenes we are constantly working on improving and expanding the site to make it the best source for information before, during and after your third year abroad, but there is still a lot of work to do! We'd love to hear your thoughts and suggestions, so send us some feedback!
 
Improve your language skills and get fluent in a flash!
Monday, 25 January 2010 10:14
The market in Aix-en-Provence by Gavin ClabaughIf only languages could come to us without a second thought, just as our mother tongue did when we were small! Whilst language learning as adults will never be as easy as it was back then, we can refine and hone our learning methods in order to achieve and improve our linguistic skills.
 
Follow the Festival: a new way to choose where to go
Thursday, 04 March 2010 17:16
Pingsi Sky Lantern Festival by *dansIt might not come as much of a surprise to hear that many students pick their destination according to the musical vibes and vibrations of the place. So whether you're still not over the fact that Nirvana are no more, you're wanting to shake your booty to some reggaeton, you have a strong affinity with all things UV-based or you're longing to experience some Bizet in a luxurious setting, we've got the info on where to go, and more importantly, when to be there...
 
Work-v-Studying: The Great Debate
Monday, 25 January 2010 14:54
To work or to study?  Either way you should go by bicycle!Thousands of students each year have to make that all important decision on their year out/abroad: to work or to study? Such an important decision requires thought, research and a lot of preparation. Would you prefer to study a different course/module when out there? Maybe a niche school, such as theatre or music conservatories are more up your street? Maybe your CV's looking a little shabby and you fancy adding some all important skills to it?
 

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