My top tip for learning:

I got most benefit from the listening activities and games.

My experience:

One thing I really enjoyed about Embassy is the great capacity of the teachers, they are amazing, and each day they are trying to help us to improve our English. And other important thing is that you can make a lot of good friends when you study here and learn about different cultures.

My top tip for learning:

Talking with the local Brisbane people will improve your listening and speaking.

My top tip for enjoying Brisbane:

I love all of the beautiful views and clean air and sky in Brisbane.

My experience:

I love studying at Embassy school.  The teachers are very friendly and kind so I enjoy coming to school everyday.

My top tip for learning:

Only speak English, study hard and enjoy your class.

My top tip for enjoying Brisbane:

Meet Australian people, enjoy your stay and enjoy the city.

My experience:

In Brisbane life is very good, the people are always nice and smile for you.  Quality of life here is very good. 

The school is very beautiful and in particular I have one teacher who will stay in my heart forever because she is very good and helps me grow on the inside and outside. 

I love it here!

My work involves:

Teaching in the Academic Year Abroad programme.

My experience:

From the time I was a child in Brisbane, I have had a fascination with the ways languages work, and when I studied and taught in Taiwan and Beijing, I realised how very quickly one could develop skills in a foreign language. Moreover, I discovered that it need not only be hard work, it could be genuinely good fun.

I feel that studying overseas is a wonderful privilege and I love sharing my passion for language learning with my students.

My top tip for learning:

Listening hard to the teacher and friends and watching movies in English.

My top tip for enjoying Brisbane:

There is lots of good shopping in Brisbane.

My experience:

I like the school, students and all of the teachers.  I also really enjoy studying with people from all around the world.

My work involves:

Managing the day to day operations of Embassy Brisbane and ensuring students have a great experience.

My top tip for learning:

Ensure you mix with native speakers.

My top tip for enjoying life in Brisbane:

Get out of the city and experience the real Brisbane..

My experience:

I started working in international education in 1988 as a teacher and over the years I have worked in a number of positions both in Australia and overseas.

Since 2001 I have worked as a teacher, co-ordinator and now manager at Embassy. Working in a college that values education and is willing to ensure that the students are given the best opportunity to learn English is very rewarding.

My life outside the college is taken up with my family. We like to travel but as with any family we spend a lot of time just doing ordinary day to day things. However my son and I both like camping and we try to get into the country as often as we can.

My top tip for learning:

Lots of conversation with other people and students.

My top tip for enjoying Brisbane:

Brisbane has lots of beautiful parks, take time out to see some of them.

My experience:

At Embassy I have lots of good teachers and good friends.  I love the school and would like to recommend it to you.  If you study at Embassy, you won't regret it.

My work involves:

Teaching and coordinating Cambridge examination and Academic Year classes.

My experience:

I've been working at Embassy CES Brisbane since 2001. My role as Special Courses Coordinator involves not only teaching, but the co-ordination of courses such as Cambridge Exam Preparation, AYA and EAP.

I've always found the atmosphere at Embassy friendly and relaxed. From the help desk staff to the managers, teachers and Director of Studies, everyone is supportive of one another.

Before taking up teaching I worked as an actor in a Sydney theatre company for seven years. I've found that time spent as an actor very useful in the EFL classroom. Outside of school hours I like to write novels and this interest in words also aids me in my working life.

My top tip for learning:

Study hard, speak only English at school, talk to your classmates from all around the world.

My top tip for enjoying Brisbane:

Make new friends, go out to the nightclubs, visit all of the top sightseeing spots.

My experience:

Embassy gave me a wonderful experience. Learning English was so much fun and was great for my future. The school is perfect for learning English; all of the teachers are great and very patient.

My work involves:

Managing the day to operations of Embassy Brisbane .

My top tip for learning:

Mix with native speakers.

My top tip for enjoying life in Brisbane:

Move out of the central city and experience the real Brisbane.

My experience:

I started working in international education in 1988 as a teacher and over the years I have worked in a number of positions both in Australia and overseas.

Since 2001 I have worked as a teacher, co-ordinator and now manager at Embassy. Working in a college that values education and is willing to ensure that the students are given the best opportunity to learn English is very rewarding.

My life outside the college is taken up with my family. We like to travel but as with any family we spend a lot of time just doing ordinary day to day things. However my son and I both like camping and we try to get into the country as often as we can.