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October 14, 2019 By Daniel

Mary Tells Us Why She is doing Accent Reduction – A Student perspective

At the beginning of every new accent reduction group I go around the class and ask everyone what is motivating them to push their English skills to the ultimate level. Here is Mary's answer. "My name

October 10, 2019 By Daniel

Learn More about CV Wizard of OZ with Olga Barrett

I had the privilege of getting to know one of the most impressive experts on recruitment. She recently Interviewed Daniel to understand what we do and how we help professionals. Below are some

October 10, 2019 By Daniel

Interview with Employment Expert Olga

Olga Barett interviewed me about what I do and why I do it! Please check out Olga's amazing services to get you your best job opportunities. You can view the original interview here. 1. Can you

October 8, 2019 By Daniel

Pronunciation Course or Accent Reduction Course?

Should I do an English pronunciation course or an accent reduction course? You have reached a point in your learning of English that you can say almost everything you want to but you have hit a wall.

October 7, 2019 By Daniel

Effective Presentation at work.

When we enter the workspace, we take a shift inside. Our behaviour, language, expressions and dress code change to suit the environment and the work that there is to be done. Corporates put on their

October 5, 2019 By Daniel

Taking your future into your own hands.

The cards in life are dealt and you flip them over, what you see wasn’t your choice but everything from that moment onwards is. You start a new course, or a new job and the training or induction is

October 4, 2019 By Daniel

What is the best way to succeed with accent reduction

What is your superpower to succeed with accent reduction? This is a really interesting topic. For this we have to go back to how everyone learns their native accent. Of course you learn your native

October 3, 2019 By Daniel

How many times do you need to fail before you succeed?

Changing an accent is not easy. I would say it’s a moderately difficult task, especially when I am in classrooms with students trying again and again to make the correct sounds. To many, these