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French Cuisine

Beyond Baguettes and Croissants: Lesser-Known French Recipes to Try

When you think of French cuisine, dishes like escargot, ratatouille and crème brûlée might come to mind. But France’s culinary landscape is vast, with many regional and lesser-known dishes that deserve just as much attention. Combining cooking and language learning is not only a tasty hobby, but it also gives you access to an advanced vocabulary and allows you to completely immerse yourself in your chosen language’s culture. Because learning a language is more than simply being able to read and write. So, if you're looking to expand your cooking repertoire and level up your French skills, here are some delicious yet underrated recipes to try at home.

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100 Years of Urban Art in Germany: A Timeline of Creativity and Rebellion

Germany has long been at the forefront of innovation in terms of cars, infrastructure and business, but also in the field of artistic imagination. Over the past century, the streets of Berlin, Hamburg and beyond have been transformed into open-air galleries reflecting political change, counterculture movements and artistic rebellion. From the Bauhaus era to modern digital graffiti, here’s a look at some of the German history that you might be learning in our 'German and Urban Arts for Teenagers' course at Wiseward!

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Experience the Charm of Learning French in Montpellier

Located in the South of France, Montpellier is an excellent place to learn French while experiencing French culture. With its sunny climate, relaxed atmosphere, and historic charm, the city offers a great balance of language learning and cultural activities.

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10 Ways to Develop your Language Learning Skills Outside the Classroom

Sometimes learning a language can be a bit repetitive, so it is always worth looking at schools and courses that offer more than classroom learning, that encourage you to immerse yourself in the culture of the country and enable you to delve a bit deeper and gain a better understanding of local life and customs.

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How CELTA Can Help You Travel the World While Earning a Living

Imagine exploring the bustling streets of Tokyo, relaxing on the beaches of Barcelona, or soaking in the history of Istanbul—all while earning a stable income. For many, this dream of travelling the world may seem out of reach, but for those with a CELTA qualification, it’s a very real possibility. The CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults), awarded by Cambridge, is one of the most respected English teaching qualifications globally. It opens doors to exciting teaching opportunities in countries around the world, allowing you to combine your love of travel with a rewarding career.

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Beyond Grammar: Teaching Culture in Language Classes

Teaching a language isn’t just about grammar rules and vocabulary lists—it’s about opening a window into a new world. Culture and language are deeply intertwined, and understanding one without the other can leave students with only a partial grasp of what it truly means to communicate in another tongue. For language educators, integrating cultural lessons into the classroom is essential for creating well-rounded, meaningful learning experiences. In this blog, we’ll explore why teaching culture matters, how it complements grammar instruction, and some practical ways to bring cultural elements into your lessons.

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5 Ways Language Immersion Can Transform Your Classroom Techniques

Teaching a language isn’t just about verb conjugations and vocabulary drills—it’s about bringing the language to life. For educators, the key to inspiring students often lies in their ability to connect the classroom to real-world experiences. That’s where language immersion programmes come in. By stepping into an environment where the target language is spoken, teachers gain invaluable insights that can transform their classroom techniques.