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Exhibitions and Seminars

Museum of Knowledge at the Language Show Live, 13th October 2017

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28th August 2017
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The Museum of Knowledge is back at the Language Show London in October 2017 where the Founder and CEO has been invited to present insights and thoughts into language learning for business in the light of the remarkable Brexit Vote.

As a passionate believer in organic technology, trilingual Founder and CEO Michele Ogbonna will present before educational delegates including head teachers, linguists and government officials on a range of topics that cover Brexit, the gig economy, e-learning and artificial intelligence.

Join the Museum of Knowledge “Embracing Language Learning for Business after Brexit“ seminar on Friday 13th October 2017 from 17h00 to 17h45 GMT with Q & A session. The seminar takes place in Room 3 at the Language Show London Exhibition, Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, Islington, London, N1 0QH.

The @LanguageShow will offer a 10% discount for seminar tickets to all @MOKKnowledge followers. Seminar prices and tickets are available @LanguageShow.

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Learn English

Museum of Knowledge tips, learn how to speak English

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2nd June 2017
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Speaking English is undoubtedly one of the most important communication skills a leaner can undertake and the Museum of Knowledge guides its learners through the maze of language learning providers. English is spoken so widely in the world, especially in business therefore learning how to speak English has become increasingly important.

There are many techniques language learners can consider to learn English effectively such as practicing their speaking skills during face-to-face- sessions with bilingual speakers or even taking an online language learning course. However just to speak in another language is not always enough as putting these skills of speaking English into practice is best carried out when students have a good grasp of grammar and syntax.

This additional knowledge will enable students who wish to speak English fluently to really communicate with ease and speak English with a level of competency that can be very useful not only in social occasions but also during critical business negotiations.

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Learn French

The Best Museum of Knowledge techniques for learning French

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26th May 2017
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Learning French takes time, dedication persistence. The Museum of Knowledge enables students to learn French through various techniques including that of immersion. There are two options for language learning on the Museum of Knowledge platform. Firstly the students need to determine their level; intermediate or advanced.

The advanced language-learning programme for French is tailored towards business professionals and specific to certain industries. These industries include, Technology, Retail, Sales and Marketing, Hospitality Travel and Leisure and Fashion. French language learners will be able to take advantage of the various vocabulary and terminology used for these industries and also perfect their skills to an advanced level.

Intermediate language learners of French can make real progress with the varied Museum of Knowledge modules available, advancing from the beginner’s level to intermediate level. French language learners will be able to grasp vocabulary and that will improve their social skills and increase their confidence. Intermediate topics include travel, personal introductions and shopping.

Once Museum of Knowledge students have selected the correct level, intermediate or advanced, they will be able to perfect their key skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking. Combined with the rich vocabulary and sentence constructions they will have access to throughout the module, French language learners following the Museum of Knowledge programme will be able to learn French to a high standard and increase their overall fluency.

 

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Museum of Knowledge fastest and most effective ways to learn a language

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7th April 2017
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There are diverse ways language learners can learn a language and improve their language skills. Museum of Knowledge provides language learners with some of the most effective techniques that enable students to grasp complex terms and vocabulary.

Fluency is key for every language learner so the Museum of Knowledge places a lot of emphasis on accuracy, accentuation, grammar and attention to detail, as these are the key things that enable students to communicate in various Modern languages with great proficiency.

Immersion techniques are utilized in Museum of Knowledge language courses. These include absorption of written texts, vocabulary and sentence construction. Listening modules are also key parameters that the museum recommends as these expose students to various accents and different speeds according to the regions where the language is spoken.

Often recommendations for students learning a language may include that language learners travel abroad to learn however the Museum of Knowledge recommends that students also have a basic knowledge at the very least of the language they wish to learn for travelling abroad. This may mean learning some basic phrases and vocabulary such as greetings or asking for directions. These simple suggestions will enable the student to put into practice what they have learnt when they do go abroad. It will then also serve the language learner well to see how much they can understand when those words are not only spoken but also are responded to.

Other popular suggestions that help students learn a language include staying with a family on an exchange visit that can also be helpful but once again, any type of immersion technique does require structure in order to achieve the most effective results. Structured dialogue is key and sometimes with language exchanges this is not always obtained, as families will not have a detailed lesson plan for the language learner.

The Museum of Knowledge therefore bases the foundation of its modules on structured dialogues so that students can step by step come to gasp with various topics, vocabulary and grammar.