Guest blog

As an interest in remote jobs increases, and more and more of us aspire to be Digital Nomads, the lifestyle is becoming more competitive.

Business English and General English have much more in common when it comes to idioms, expressions and phrases. For non native speakers, it is essential to understand some of the most familiar express

Are you one of the sought after candidates who speaks more than one language? Here´s why you should consider Berlin your next destination...

International work experience can often be the difference between two strong candidate, as well as being both personally and professionally rewarding.

European resume experts often have to have some alternative advice prepared for those wanting to work in the UK...

As anyone currently looking for employment knows, job seeking is an activity that required patience, persistence and self-belief.

Are you an avid traveler? An expat? A polyglot? A translator? Whoever you are, you no doubt have an interest in other cultures and languages. 

Danish people's perspective on life is perplexing to some. This article should give you a crash course into Denmark and its lifestyle.

Making friends as an expat can be not only a tough task but an intimidating one too. Moving to a foreign country has enough complications as it is

Whether you’re studying a language at an undergraduate, masters or PhD level, you’ll no doubt be thinking about what your job prospects will be when you graduate.

If it's your first video CV then it's easy to slip up. Standard CVs might provide employers with a snapshot of your academic achievements, but they can’t convey your personality and passion.

Many graduates today are torn between starting their careers and earning a decent wage, and the opportunity to see the world before they’re tied down with work.

Heading off to work abroad is undoubtedly exciting. You get to meet new people, experience life in a different country and put your language skills to good use

Here are some resources and tips on how to find opportunities. Before packing your suitcase, check out the main things to consider!

Going to university is seen by most as an adventurous and exciting period in life, as well as a transitional period which sets you up for the rest of your life

The easiest language to learn is often the one you're most familiar with. Here are the three languages that you already know a bit of even if you don't know it.

Working for a startup has its cons but there are many reasons why many people are turning there backs on the corporate zombie lifestyle.

Travel and make money. Sounds like an advert for your dream job, right? Well nowadays these two things can feasibly go together in the modern world...  

Irina explains her own personal experience of being a ployglot and discusses the complexities that so often get overlooked.

It's not a thing that most of us know, but English language has a brother among Germanic languages that sounds so similar to it. Get to know more about it in this article!