English At Work
Use English for everyday work situations: routines, conversations, requests, updates, and common workplace challenges.
Use English for everyday work situations: routines, conversations, requests, updates, and common workplace challenges.
Explore the stories, references and ideas behind cultural trends and share your discoveries and views.
Meet people in English: introduce yourself, find things in common, ask everyday questions, and keep a simple conversation going.
Use English for everyday work situations: routines, conversations, requests, updates, and common workplace challenges.
Explore the stories, references and ideas behind cultural trends and share your discoveries and views.
Meet people in English: introduce yourself, find things in common, ask everyday questions, and keep a simple conversation going.
Take on current issues from different angles: build an argument, challenge ideas, and respond to opposing views.
Explore how English really sounds - from individual sounds to rhythm and intonation - and use them to listen and speak more clearly.
This November, ICANA presents a special edition of Coffee Talks at Clorindo Café. It's the perfect spot for great conversations, fresh bagels, hot coffee and effortless English practice all in the heart of Recoleta.
Find better words for everyday situations and discover practical ways to expand and use your vocabulary.
Make professional connections in English: start conversations, find common ground, show interest, and stay in touch.
What makes gospel music one of the most influential musical traditions in the world?
Explore what we watch, read, wear, experience, and follow — and the stories these choices tell about us and our culture.
What can a song tell us about home and belonging?
Through curated films scenes, we swap perspectives on cultural nuances and the unexpected topics that make each story tick.
ICANA presents a special edition of Coffee Talks at Sheikob's Bagels. It's the perfect spot for great conversations, fresh bagels, hot coffee and effortless English practice all in the heart of Palermo.
This November, our Book Club will read The Color Purple, Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about resilience, sisterhood and the journey toward self-worth in the Jim Crow South.
What does it mean to claim your voice and tell your story?
What can a song tell us about home and belonging?
What does art make you feel? This experience invites you to slow down, observe and express your ideas in English while exploring the museum.
This November, Wine Conversations celebrates Thanksgiving with a special gathering around gratitude, traditions, and the meaning of sharing.