Your social media feeds are probably filled with Spotify Wrapped posts right now - everyone is sharing their favorite artists, top tracks, and popular genres of the year. But platforms like Spotify aren’t just for listening to music; they’re also great for learning! How about podcasts? Do you listen to them? As the New…

The American Center Minsk continues sharing useful resources for learning English. Today, we recommend bookmarking the guide to English idioms, In the Loop. In the Loop will not only help you understand American idioms but also deepen your knowledge of the history, culture, values, and beliefs reflected in these expressions. In addition to…

This summer, Auburn University author and research professor Lee A. Farrow, delivered a series of presentations about the most famous U.S. National Parks for the American Center audience. If you missed the events or would like to re-watch them, follow the links to our YouTube channel! 🎥 Yosemite, Death Valley, and Sequoia Yosemite…

Great news for all who have missed the insightful and captivating lectures of David Goldfield, the renowned American historian, author, filmmaker, and speaker from the American Center! On October 2nd, the professor will host a session for our audience on an intriguing and relevant topic: ‘The Woman Vote and American Presidential Elections.’ Before the…

Recently, a program for beginner developers - Mentorship program for developers - was held in the virtual space of the American Center. The mentor of the course was Ihnat Kryshchyk - an experienced developer and architect with almost a decade of experience in software development. Currently, Ihnat works as a senior software engineer at the…

For six months, the American Center has been hosting book club meetings. Participants discuss not fiction but books on leadership, strategy, and business development. The inspirer and host of the Business Book Club, co-owner of the e-commerce agency World e-Com Egor Ryasov, told us how he came to reading through dyslexia, why he loves American…