Studying English in a classroom is a great way to learn, but if you really want to improve your English skills you’ll need to do some practice outside of the classroom too. Here are some tips to help you on your way to improving your English skills. Continue reading “4 tips to help improve your English”
English is one of the three most widely spoken languages in the world. The better you are at speaking, reading and writing English the more confident you will become in your everyday activities. Being confident with your English skills can also open up many more opportunities for you both socially and in your work place. Continue reading “How improving your English skills may help you”
Computers are everywhere! Smart phones, laptops, tablets, desktop computers and even cash registers play a big part in our lives. So when you’re looking for a new job, being able to list computer skills on your resume may enhance your chances regardless of whether you’re going for an office job or something more hands on. Continue reading “Computer skills that may help you with your next job”
Quite often job interviews can be nerve racking and when you are nervous you are more likely to make mistakes but if you spend some time preparing for your interview it can help you feel more comfortable and confident. Continue reading “What to say and not to say during a job interview”
Getting back into study or trying to keep your motivation up to study can seem a bit daunting at times. Life is busy and it is easy to get distracted, however the following tips can help you to stay on track and make the most of your study time. Continue reading “Tips and tricks to help you study successfully”
We all seem to spend a lot of time writing in this high-tech age. We text, tweet, update our Facebook posts and comment on articles. However, when we do this we often abbreviate our words, shorten our sentences and use emoji. We’re writing all the time, but not always very well. Continue reading “Why having good writing skills will help you succeed”
You may have got by in the past by pretending that you’ve forgotten your glasses or that numbers are not ‘your thing’. Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Many adults don’t have the confidence or ability to attend to day-to-day tasks such as managing money and family budgets, giving appropriate medication dosages or following a recipe. Continue reading “Is maths not your thing? Do numbers make your head spin?”
It is important to remember that asking for help is not a sign of weakness or incompetence; on the contrary, it has often been said that asking for help is a sign of strength. Continue reading “Tips on asking for help when you need it”
There will inevitably be challenges in returning to study to gain new qualifications. Here are some common obstacles and ways you can overcome them. Continue reading “What are some of the common obstacles adults face when trying to gain new qualifications?”
Job interviews can be tricky to navigate. You might be nervous and unsure of what to expect, and it can be a stressful situation. You might think that you are there just for your prospective employer to ask you questions and find out more about you, but did you know that job interviews are also an opportunity for you to ask the questions? Continue reading “5 great questions to ask at your next job interview”