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Since the 1990s, the Mozart effect has fascinated researchers, teachers, and learners. It has long been claimed that listening to Mozart's music can make you smarter, improve concentration, and stimulate memory. But is this really true? Is it a scientifically proven tip or just an appealing myth?

This article was translated to French for the benefit of francophone readers, and to demonstrate my abilities since taking language courses. To read said version, click here.

Are you an employee required to speak English at work? Or perhaps an HR representative looking for an effective language training program for your employees? Regardless of your position, Business English courses could help you in your career and in your ability to communicate internationally. We will address this in the article below, by explaining the precise meaning of Business English, its role in the workplace, and the most efficient way to learn it.

Learning a foreign language has become more important than ever in today's globalized world. With businesses expanding globally and many countries becoming more diverse, being able to communicate effectively in another language can open up countless opportunities. In this article, we will take a look at some statistics on foreign language learning around the world.

Where to start when learning a new language? Learning French, Spanish or German can seem difficult at first: should you start with grammar or basic phrases? But with the right methods, it's easy and fun. The important thing is to follow the right steps to acquire a good foundation. In our opinion, these are the steps you need to take to start learning a new language.

As we step into 2025, the landscape of foreign language learning continues to evolve, driven by advancements in technology, new pedagogical approaches, and a growing importance of multilingual communication in an interconnected world. Here are the key trends shaping how we learn new languages in 2025:

Exercises, conversations, language courses abroad: there are dozens of ways to learn a foreign language, and therefore to teach it. And some will be more effective than others, depending on your own learning style! Discover some of these methods of teaching foreign languages.

What's your level of French? Beginner, intermediate or advanced? If you're learning French as part of your studies in Quebec, or as part of an immigration process to Quebec, you may find it useful to know your level according to the Échelle québécoise des niveaux de compétence en français.

If you think about it, the choice of a second language can reveal much about the cultural and economic priorities of a generation. Recent data from the learning Conversation Exchange outlines which second languages are the most popular among U.S. generations: Generation Z, Millennials, Generation X, and Baby Boomers.

What have you planned for the summer? A break? Be careful not to stagnate or lose your second language level: it's important to keep revising. Here are a few practical tips for continuing your language learning even during the summer vacations.