Dans cet article je partage avec vous certaines astuces pour éviter tout délais dans le processus de votre évaluation des diplômes d’études (EDE) pour l’entrée express au Canada.
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I cover the topics of immigration - expatriation, personal development as well as conscientious and responsible lifestyle. My professional experience includes globalization marketing, transcreation, and translation from English to French and German to French, as well as International Education, with the purpose of helping people from around the world, pursue higher education or employment in the United States and Canada. I lived in seven countries, speak four languages, and hold three citizenships, my nationality by birth is Russian. I love tea, cinema and photography.
Standing in Line With Other New Yorkers for Early Voting: It’s Not as Bad as You Think
After waiting in line for two hours, I cast my early ballot in the presidential election as a new American. So grateful to the Brooklyn staff and for everyone making it possible to vote early in a safe and smooth way!
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My Top 5 Best Spots on the Road: Road Trip in Upstate NY
We planned the best road trip from New York City in less than a week. The most rejuvenating experience for New Yorkers such as ourselves, who didn’t escape the city during the 2020 NYC exodus. After all, we made it through months of NYC lockdown and days of curfews.
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Polaroid Gallery
Third Culture Kids tend to dive deep and do so very fast when they encounter a new person.These people have an inherent sense that experiences must end. That time is limited.
This awareness contributed to me picking up photography. A way to capture these precious memories that were soon to disappear away like sand in the wind.
How To Embrace Inspiration Over Frustration in Leadership? : Expectations vs. Reality
One of my enlightenments after watching Boris Grundl, is about idealism. It is when you hold yourself to such high unattainable standards, perfectionism and idealism that you fall into a trap of imagining an ideal self you can never reach. The first step would be to start with where you are, no one is perfect, and it starts with accepting your flaws.
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Grieving Alongside the Lebanese People Across the Globe
Please keep Lebanon in your most compassionate thoughts and prayers. The impact of this disaster is reaching across borders as they are more Lebanese people living outside of Lebanon than inside, they too are grieving their loved ones on top of being unable to travel easily at this time.
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What Makes My Region (Oblast) Unique?
ASTRAKHAN What makes my region (oblast) unique? I thought of many ways to share about my hometown region, even considered digging into some archives to tap into that nostalgia, I will make it informational though. I am originally from the Astrakhan Oblast. The Southern Region of Russia neighboring Kazakhstan, in proximity of the Caucasian states,…
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New York City, 20 Minutes before Curfew
Few minutes before citywide curfew, I was compelled to share the story of this memorable Brooklyn moment of neighborhood life.
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When Would You Consider Yourself Fluent in a Foreign Language?
The CEFR is a system that is used to measure and describe language levels for foreign language learners based on the progressive mastery of several skills (reading, writing, listening, speaking)
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Where in the World should you Study?
The thought of studying stays with some of us for a long time. In this post, inspired by a Quora question, I am evaluating a couple European options.
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