See what teachers had to say about what they use to enhance English lessons.
See what teachers had to say about what they use to enhance English lessons.
The Eurovision Song Contest started back in 1956, when there was no such thing as satellite TV or the European Union. So how did Europe manage to get all of its biggest stars on one stage, and broadcast it to over 40 countries? We look at some fun facts about the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Have a look at our illustration and discover how you can use body idioms. Do you have a sweet tooth or have you even given someone the cold shoulder? Discover what these idioms mean in our illustration!
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Want to know what life is like after you graduate from Kaplan? We spoke to Adnan from Venezuela who is a former student at our Washington DC school. Since leaving Kaplan, Adnan has found a great job and has travelled all over to visit friends he made over there. Find out more about his Kaplan Experience in today’s blog!
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Everyone loves food. But when it comes to eating them there are certain very different behaviours accompanying it. We’ve researched interesting and fun facts about eating habits around the world.
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To “break the ice” is an English idiom that means to start a conversation with someone new. If you are studying at a new school, or travelling to somewhere you’ve never been before, you may find our guide to breaking the ice in English very useful for making friends!
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Life in a homestay is a great way to experience the culture and lifestyle in your chosen destination! Read what Yong, a student at Salisbury, had to say about his homestay experience.
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