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  • The Mole Diaries: Bern

    Wednesday, 01 May 2013

    Georgia is studying Modern Languages at Durham University. She spent the first term of her year abroad as an Erasmus student at ISTI in Brussels, and is now an Erasmus student at Universitaet Bern in Bern, Switzerland. Here is her advice about accommodation, travelling, going out, shopping, packing, the language and student life in Bern...

    Published in German-speaking
  • Sandra Bullock speaking German

    Monday, 03 September 2012
    Sandra Bullock is an American Actress and Producer, known for starring in films like Miss Congeniality, Speed, Two Weeks' Notice, The Proposal and The Blind Side. She has a German opera-singer mother, who Sandra frequently accompanied on opera tours across Europe. She spent time in Salzburg and Nuremberg, where she stayed with extended family and became fluent in German, which she speaks beautifully...
    Published in Celebrity Linguists
  • If you want to work in a German-speaking country, then you need to have a version of your CV not only written in German, but also in the style and layout of a traditional German CV. Here is some advice from recent graduate Lloyd Bingham to help you out. 
    Published in Documentation
  • The Mole Diaries: Passau

    Sunday, 20 May 2012
    Charlotte Watson is studying French and German at Bangor University. She chose to study at the Universität Passau in Germany because she wanted to be in Bavaria and located as close to Austria as possible. Here she passes on her advice about things to do, see and watch out for in Passau.
    Published in German-speaking
  • Bonjour! Hola! Hallo!

    I am currently studying at Bangor University, doing a joint honours degree in French and German with Spanish. Surprisingly the ability to study three languages at degree level is in fact extremely rare, in spite of a growing increase in companies and jobs which list the ability to speak at least one language as one of their requirements.
    Published in Sixth Form
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