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Month: December 2013

Teaching the kids French isn’t always fun and games

By admin Posted on December 31, 2013 Posted in Global Education News

In month three of teaching her sons French, Louise Tickle hits a few bumps in the road “A gauche!” pipes up a little voice from the back of the car. Mungo, my nearly three-year-old, has a French accent so sweetly …

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German firms transplant European apprentice model to US

By admin Posted on December 31, 2013 Posted in Global Education News

Schemes with free training and permanent positions offer an alternative to traditional US college route of career-building As a high school junior in Charlotte, North Carolina, Hope Johnson thought she had things figured out. She’d been hit with wanderlust during …

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William’s on his way – and Cambridge should be ashamed

By admin Posted on December 31, 2013 Posted in Global Education News

Cambridge University keeps telling us its admissions policy is not socially elitist. Who’s going to believe that now? After graduating from Cambridge this summer, I temped in a diesel factory to save money for my master’s. They were used to …

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