Everyday English blog
Are you sending the right message on your video calls?
Over the past two months, I have seen a deluge of articles about video conferences and online meetings: how to look good online, basic etiquette, and
Writing your CV, Part 3: Describing your professional experience
Last week we looked at the Objective and Summary sections of your CV. This week, I’d like to discuss how to describe your professional experience.
CV Writing, Part 2: the Objective and Skills Summary
Last week, we talked about how to layout your CV and what to include in it. Today, I’d like to talk about writing the Objective
It’s time to update your CV
Let’s face it: with everything happening in the world, you might need to look for a new job. That means writing a CV, building your
Easy ways to improve your English every day
It is only natural that when someone studies a language, they want to see improvement. Yet, these same people often get frustrated because they have
Say it ain’t so: the top errors native English speakers make (and how to avoid them)
We all make mistakes. Just because a native speaker says something doesn’t make it right. In a recent conversation, a client said, “I didn’t see
