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How to plan your career; six tips for everyone with ambition
Careers don’t just happen, and success needs to be planned. That’s the message of this short piece. Some people make their high-flying careers seem effortless, don’t they?
Proper English pronunciation: 7 tips for Indonesians
Many students at Aim ask us “how can I improve my pronunciation quickly?”. As always, there's no substitute for practice, practice, and more practice.
Tips for learning English vocabulary
Learning lots of new vocabulary is central to becoming great at communicating in English but, as most of you are probably aware, it can also be a rather boring experience.
The Performance Appraisal- four tips for doing it better.
Sometimes it’s known as an “annual review”, sometimes it’s called a “performance review”.
Outsourcing
Long, long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, business theorists thought that their work was all about efficiency, and not at all about politics.
6 tips for learning English faster
There’s no substitute for taking a course at Aim, but there are plenty of things you can do outside class to accelerate your progress:
How to be on time in Jakarta
JAKARTA’S TRAFFIC IS terrible, isn’t it? I’m typing this, sitting in the back of a taxi, wondering just how much of our own time and productivity we all waste because of traffic jams.
The benefit of making a mistake
Businesses make mistakes. All of them, on occasion, will get something wrong.
The colour of English
English can be a cold, precise, “black and white” language, if that’s what you need.