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How to write a scientific paper in English

How to write a scientific paper in English

With this course I'll help you to prepare for your first research paper publication. We'll start with the basics, learn the ways of creating valid drafts and finish with the pagination rules.

  • Individual
  • Speaking practice
  • English
  • Classes: Ongoing
  • Level: All levels
  • 80 min
A. Posanina
A. Posanina
$ 10 in week
One class
English — 2000 Must-Have Words

English — 2000 Must-Have Words

A practical course designed to help learners master the 2000 most essential English words needed for everyday communication. This program focuses on high-frequency vocabulary that allows students to understand conversations, express ideas clearly, and build a strong foundation for further language learning. - Structured lessons with themed vocabulary blocks - Interactive exercises and speaking practice - Memory techniques for faster vocabulary retention - Real dialogues and contextual learning

  • Individual
  • Speaking practice
  • English
  • Classes: 1
  • Level: All levels
  • 40 min
O. Ivanov
O. Ivanov
$ 15 per class
One class
Italiano per Principianti: Parla Italiano con Sicu

Italiano per Principianti: Parla Italiano con Sicu

Questa lezione è pensata per studenti che desiderano iniziare a studiare l’italiano in modo pratico e coinvolgente. Svilupperai competenze essenziali di conversazione, ascolto e vocabolario attraverso esercizi interattivi, dialoghi e situazioni di vita reale.

  • Individual
  • Speaking practice
  • Italian
  • Classes: 1
  • Level: All levels
  • 80 min
И. Садыков
И. Садыков
$ 40 per class
Regular classes
Tempus Fugit

Tempus Fugit

Time shapes every aspect of our lives, but what is time from the perspective of physics? In this lesson, we’ll investigate the nature of time through both classical and modern theories. Learning Objectives: 1) Understand time as a measurable physical quantity 2) Compare classical and relativistic views of time 3) Apply the concept of time dilation to real-world technology 4) Develop critical thinking about the relationship between physics, perception, and reality By the end of the session, students will not only grasp why tempus fugit—time flies—but also how physics explains its elusive nature.

  • Individual
  • Speaking practice
  • English
  • Classes: Ongoing
  • Level: All levels
  • 40 min
D. Scully
D. Scully
$ 5 in week