Online Timetabling MiProfe students, writing tuition and consulting clients have direct online access to their timetable. Why? Several reasons: to boost efficiency, offer choices and cut time spent on administration. Discover how this service and other policies benefit students by reducing tuition fees here. Online bookings integrate with various calendars and are mobile-friendly, too. Will … Continue reading
Press Release SEGÚN EL V INFORME MONITOR DE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, SOBRE ‘LA INNOVACIÓN EN LA EDUCACIÓN’ EN ESPAÑA. REALIZADO ENTRE EL COLECTIVO DOCENTE ESPAÑOL EXTRACTO: ….El 51% afirma que les gustaría ser más innovadores, pero el contexto no se lo permite. Asimismo, aseveran que los recortes presupuestarios son el principal factor que obstaculiza la … Continue reading
¿Qué ventajas tiene el uso de la videollamada como recurso educativo? Las escuelas del siglo XXI están de enhorabuena. Gracias a la constante innovación y a los imparables adelantos tecnológicos, por fin sus puertas pueden ser abiertas fácil y cómodamente al exterior. Pueden dejar que fluya el aprendizaje más allá de sus cuatro paredes, cumpliendo … Continue reading
Again, last summer, more students passed their Cambridge English Language exams – including Rosa (Cambridge PET) and Vanessa (Cambridge First, with a C1 Advanced grade). Very well done, and congratulations! Those of you who are still working towards PET (Preliminary English Test), a certificate at B1 level, might like to try some of the topics … Continue reading
What you should know: English pronunciation and how to improve comprehension. Why proper pronunciation is especially important for job interviews. How to ensure that you understand more when you listen. Read this for ideas, practise and progress to help you to get a good job with a major employer. Read an email with a professional opinion from an English Human Resources recruitment specialist who interviewed Spanish candidates who applied for jobs in England. Continue reading
Happy New Year! As we start 2018, some people like to make New Year resolutions—eat less chocolate, drink less beer, stop smoking, go to the gym every other day, learn more English vocabulary, and so on. Do you have a New Year’s Resolution? You might have more than one – or perhaps you think resolutions … Continue reading
What does the future hold? An often-asked question, many of us would like to know what the future holds. Although it would be nice to know Saturday’s winning lottery numbers in advance, one thing we can say for certain is that the English language will continue to be important in business, international relations, science and … Continue reading
How children learn languages As we know, there are lots of different ways to learn a language. Here, we review some facts from an expert researcher about how children learn best. This article is based on Cambridge English material. What type of learner is my child? What does he or she enjoy doing? Puzzles and … Continue reading
Click above to watch If not, why not start soon? Using a vocabulary notebook is a great way to learn, practise and memorise new words. Be more autonomous in your language learning and start an alphabetic vocabulary book. Watch this short video clip, and then start keeping a vocabulary diary. Whether you are studying for … Continue reading
To help students improve their speaking and listening skills, lessons with ‘MiProfe’ are based on modern teaching techniques, using some of the best practises and direct or communicative methodologies. Historically, until the 1970s and early 1980s the ‘grammar-translation’ method prevailed, when students translated and learnt lots of grammar theory. These days most language schools and … Continue reading
