Hello Springers, today we are going to talk about IELTS, which stands for: International English Language Testing System. This is a widely recognized test designed specifically to assess the English language proficiency of people wishing to study or work in countries
Studio Ghibli, the iconic Japanese animation studio based in Tokyo, has been making its mark on the industry since its founding in 1985 by Hayao Miyazaki, Isao Takahata, Toshio Suzuki and Yasuyoshi Tokuma. Driven by the success of “Nausicaä do Vale do
When you were a child, did you imagine when you would become an adult and be able to do everything you couldn't do because you were a minor? In Japan it is no different, but there is one more detail. The Seijin Shiki,
新年おめでとうございます。(Shinnen omedetou gozaimasu). Starting with this sentence, we wish everyone a Happy New Year. Learning any foreign language involves a wide range of studies, dedication, discipline and love. The student does not just immerse himself in study books,
To maximize learning, we divided students into groups, in a relaxed and welcoming environment so they could interact with our guests. This approach allowed students to not only practice their language skills but also explore aspects of culture
On November 26th, our annual Thanksgiving dinner took place. Thanksgiving (In Portuguese, Thanksgiving) is one of the most important and celebrated holidays in the United States. The celebration of Thanksgiving comes from the time when pilgrims
Last Sunday, our Spring school in Iwata (Shizuoka) hosted the second edition of this unit's thanksgiving dinner, organized by our Teacher Vicky and Sensei Ale. The dinner was open to students, family and friends and filled
Have you realized the power that practice has? We at Spring school now! For this reason we always reiterate to our students the power that a conversation class has, it is not just a practice, it is another step towards
On the 28th and 29th of October, Spring School took 45 students to learn a little about the history of Hiroshima. We use a large bus from a Japanese company, with two drivers for greater safety for our students. We leave the Unit
