Famous actress and theater director from Montenegro set her language travel stage at St. Giles London

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Language Travel to London: Ivana Mrvaljevic, the well-loved actress and director of the City Theater in Podgorica, Montenegro, decided to take a deserved break after a very busy year on film sets and theater stages. Wishing to perfect her English language skills, Ivana chose one of the Verbalists Language Network's most popular programs – the Intensive English course in St Giles London.

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Lola and Uros about the Kings graduate preparation program in the USA

The Verbalists Language Network’s students Lola Hasanovic and Uros Ranisavljevic attended last summer Graduate Preparation Program at Kings Education New Jersey. They both come from Belgrade, Serbia, and both completed their undergraduate degree at the University of Belgrade, majoring in International Relations and International Politics.

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PRODIREKT takes Ivan Radenov, the First Macedonian Pop Idol, to London for his language education at Kings Colleges (VIDEO)

Skopje, Macedonia - October 28, 2011 - PRODIREKT, a US based company that owns one of the fastest growing educational social networks - Verbalists, awarded a two-week language course at KINGS COLLEGES for the first Macedonian Pop Idol.

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Verbalists Announced the Winners of the Language Competition – Verbalize Yourself!

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Belgrade, Serbia - June 24, 2011 - The regional language network Verbalists announced the winners of the competition "Verbalize Yourself!", launched in May, 2011. What made the competition so unique was the fact that the jury evaluated not only creativity of the photo's description, but also the succinctness of the written verbalization. A photo was to be described in English in no more than 200 characters.

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