Polite conversation with strangers in English can be challenging—especially if small talk is not a common part of communication in your culture. However, in the English-speaking world, it’s more than just “chitchat”; it’s a vital part of social, professional, and

Enrollment is open for the second round. The course starts on June 5. The first round of our course has successfully concluded, and we are excited to open enrollment for the second. Applications are accepted until June 3 (11:59 PM

If you’re learning English and want to feel more confident in everyday communication, it’s important to master the art of small talk – light, casual conversation on neutral topics. In the U.S., this is an essential part of the culture:

Music is one of the most engaging and effective ways to learn a language. At our upcoming conversation club meeting, we’ll dive into the lyrics of iconic pop songs – from Elvis Presley to Beyoncé – and learn how to

Do you want your profile to get noticed by employers, start receiving interview invitations, and open up real career opportunities? Then this webinar is for you. Why it matters: During the webinar, you will learn: Speaker:Yuliya Khvatsik – law lecturer

Applying to a foreign university? Planning an internship or a job abroad?In that case, a strong recommendation letter is essential — it can play a decisive role in the selection process. During the webinar, you will learn: Don’t miss the

Artificial intelligence has already become an integral part of everyday life. It recommends what to watch on Netflix, helps write emails, translates texts, chooses routes in navigation apps, and can even compose music or create artwork. At our next Speaking

Friends, we are excited to invite you to the next meeting of our Business Book Club with Egor Ryasov – it will take place on May 17! This time, we’ll be discussing the book «Good Power: Leading Positive Change in

How do Americans relate to their architecture, history, and memory? What meanings do they attach to old buildings? Why do they speak so confidently about the past? And what does it have to do with us, Belarusians? In this session,