U.S. boosts English teaching
The US Embassy in the Philippines, through its Regional English Language Office, launched a professional development program in Baguio City to enhance…
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The US Embassy in the Philippines, through its Regional English Language Office, launched a professional development program in Baguio City to enhance…
Harry Kane expresses heartbreak after England’s World Cup semifinal defeat to Argentina, as Lionel Messi’s late heroics ended the Three Lions’ hopes of…
ASEAN educators face the plain bargain of English: better classrooms now, wider futures later.
SM City Baguio’s “Beyond Barriers” sensitivity training equips front-liners and tenant partners to better serve persons with disabilities and customers from…
Discover how the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) is strengthening aviation safety oversight by hosting an ICAO English Language Proficiency…
U.S. education experts have trained Baguio college instructors in new English teaching strategies for STEM and social sciences, aiming to boost Filipino…
Baguio City plans a full rehabilitation of the Baguio Athletic Bowl swimming pool to transform it into a regional training hub, with upgraded heating systems,…
The Philippine National Police Training Institute is probing an alleged rape by a police officer against a female trainee at a Baguio training facility, vowing…
Britain will require most migrants seeking permanent settlement to meet CEFR B2, or upper-intermediate, English from March 2027.
To open its sixth season of staged readings, "Re-Orient: Narratives From Asian Voices," CAST serves up a discourse on how learning a new language can color the…
President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order making English the official language of the United States, revoking a federal mandate on multilingual…
‘Proper communication is not just essential for effective service but also for building trust with the public.’