Last weekend took place the Master of IBP Tennis in Los Silos, Tenerife. As a result of a collaboration agreement between MAE and IBP Tennis and with the aim of expanding the possibilities of Spanish tennis players, MAE has committed to provide its services to help in the management of the possible obtaining of a […]
After many years of focusing on global business achievements, Corporate LiveWire recognized that most international awards programs overlook the important work of small and independent companies. To rectify this, the Prestige Awards were launched to celebrate companies and individuals who consistently deliver excellent products and services to local residents, expatriates and tourist visitors alike. The
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What is homecoming? During the period of late September and early October, American universities celebrate homecoming weekend. This American tradition is based on welcoming alumni to the campus and community. Early homecoming celebrations centered around alumni soccer games. Today homecoming still shares many characteristics with the celebrations of the past, but has broadened its scope. It
You’ve just finished high school, summer is flying by and college is just around the corner. So … how do you prepare for the first day of school? Here are some of the key things you should know before starting your first college course: Arrives soon This was also true in high school, but it
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American patriotism is something we cannot deny, American citizens show a feeling towards their country and their flag that is to be envied. Therefore, they could not miss a day to celebrate their flag and that day is known as “Flag Day” . Below, we will tell you the origin of this day. “Flag Day
Memorial Day is an American holiday, celebrated on the last Monday in May, in honor of the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. This year, Memorial Day is today, Monday, May 31. Originally known as Decoration Day, it originated in the post-Civil War years and became an official federal holiday
In order to study a university degree in the United States, it is necessary to obtain an F-1 visa. Little by little the dates are approaching when our students must go to the U.S. Embassy in Madrid to obtain their visas. Therefore, below we will explain the 9 steps necessary to obtain the appointment at
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For many Spanish students who have gone to the United States to study, the months of May and June are centered on graduations and celebrations related to the end of their college years and the beginning of their professional lives. This is also a time of doubt for these students, as they have to decide
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Being a college athlete in the USA has many benefits; competing at a high level and combining it with your studies, having a team of physiotherapists at your disposal, being part of a stable team with daily training and also being eligible for an athletic scholarship. The process of obtaining athletic scholarships can be very
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The United States, like Spain, has its own traditions when it comes to celebrating Easter. Although each family celebrates it in a unique way, here we will tell you the most common traditions in the United States. Easter is celebrated for its religious significance as well as its secular traditions. Most Christian religions observe Lent
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