So you’ve got past the CV stage, the company is interested in your credentials and experience! So with you over your first major hurdle don’t then stumble at the second one. Number one on your to do list is to research the company. You will almost certainly be asked on your knowledge of the company; [...]
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Interviews – Fail to prepare, prepare to fail
Posted in bilingual, Euro London news, language, Language jobs, Language recruitment, Work on November 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
European Day of Languages; is it even worth the paper it’s written on?
Posted in bilingual, Euro London news, Europe, language, Language recruitment, languages on October 3, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Last week saw the 10th anniversary of the European Day of Languages “celebrated” throughout the European Union. If you didn’t realise, don’t worry you probably weren’t the only one. The day which is officially organised by the Council of Europe and has a budget of 30 million euros was launched in 2001 to alert the [...]
CV Spelling Mishaps
Posted in language, Language jobs, Language recruitment, Uncategorized, tagged CV, languages, Misspelling on August 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Here at Euro London we applaud Kent’s mystery spelling superhero, dubbed ‘Grammar Man’ in a recent article. Ok, so he may have a loose grasp of capital letters but his campaign to correct the bad spelling and grammar of Kent’s graffiti is nothing less than admirable. On a similar theme, and following on from our [...]
What better reason to learn French – to win the X Factor of course!
Posted in Articles, Europe, language, Language news, languages, tagged British, Euro London, European, French, language learning, languages, Native Language, X Factor on August 2, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
When we came across this story at Euro London, we couldn’t help but read on. A British student winning the French X Factor?! It sounds absurd, but Matthew Raymond-Barker touched the European nation’s hearts with his renditions of pop classics in the native language. Although admitting being less than perfect at the language when he [...]

