Why take the leap to live in Australia? Live this extraordinary experience, and study at one of the best schools in Australia: LANGPORTS !! Hello future travelers in Australia! My name is Thomas, a young Frenchman of 25 years old. After a year of deciding whether to go to Australia to improve my English and visit
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During the Christmas New Year period Langports Brisbane was host to 81 students and 9 Tour Leaders from 5 different High School groups in Japan. The students’ ages ranged from 10 to 17 years old. For many of them, this was their first trip anywhere overseas! December and January are winter time in Japan. As
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The reason I decided to study abroad was my career. I used to work in a global pharmaceutical company in Japan. The company had a rule that one needs more than 800 scores in TOEIC if one wishes for a personnel relocation. The moment was right for me to improve my English for my career
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1.Improve brain health There have be numerous studies that show the many cognitive benefits gained from learning another language. These benefits can include better focus and concentration, memory improvement, longer attention span and increased listening skills. 2.Become a better learner When you learn a new language, your brain automatically finds a way to learn more
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As the Director of Studies of Langports Gold Coast, I feel privileged to work alongside amazing professionals as part of my academic role and to lead a passionate and dedicated academic department. Here is a review of some of the events to have occurred within the Gold Coast academic department in 2018. 2018 has been
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In today’s “meet the Langports team” blog, we would like to share the profile of our Sydney school Enrolments Officer, Ivy! Ivy WANG Hobbies: Playing guitar, ice skating, hiking and trying new food Position at Langports: Enrolments Officer How long have you been working at Langports?: 9 months What do you like the most about
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As we head towards Christmas and we celebrate all of the good things in our lives, I’d like to talk about the Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation, which I have been fortunate enough to have visited when I was in Vietnam and which I hold close to my heart. Previously, I had talked about the work
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Last week, Netflix released the final season of their first original series, House of Cards. As a fan of the show, I felt that this was the right time for the show to end. For students whose time is almost finishing at Langports, it is almost a bittersweet feeling. Excitement to return home to be
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As Director of Studies, I see students who come to Langports in the hope of finding new career opportunities and possibly a new life in Australia. The decision to leave their home country and pursue their dream is a brave one, especially if this dream also means trying to master a new language. Learning a
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ABOUT NAIDOC WEEK Every year, NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. NAIDOC 2018 This year, the topic is Because of her, we can, which celebrates the contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, who have played and keep playing a
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