Make the most of one extra day! Learning Something New

February 29th comes once in every 1460 days, make this day count and learn a language, skill or hobby you have always been longing to try.

You might have felt a connection with the romantic inclination of French while vacationing in France or might have visited India and are intrigued by its rich culture and Bollywood films. Whatever your passions is, leap day is the time to get out of your comfort zone and make those dreams a reality!

Eton Institute offers over a 100 languages to choose from, and the newly introduced 'Plus' programme takes learning into the afternoons and weekends so you can take up a new skill at a time convenient for you.

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Introducing Stress Management Workshops at Eton Plus!

Eton Institute Plus has introduced a Stress management workshop to help you deal with and ease those highly stressful days.

Stress is a major part of our daily lives and to overcome and deal with it is a challenge we face every day. It doesn't matter if you're a working professional or a full time mother, stress is an evil that can takeover anyone's life. Why not learn how to control stress levels to get more out of your day.

The goal of the workshops is to increase participants' well-being and ability to deal with stress in their workplace and in their personal lives, directing them to an inner balance and better performance in the work environment.

Stress Management Workshop:
Date: 9th and 16th of March (Fridays)
Time: 10:00AM - 1:00PM

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Did you know that Sign Language is an important skill to have in over 7 Industries?

First and foremost, Sign Language is used in the deaf community by the hard of hearing, and interpreters for the deaf. In addition, it is used by their parents, family and friends to communicate with them.

In addition to the above, Sign Language is an important skill to have in any of the below industries:

Wild Life: Nature Walks or Bird Watching requires silent conversations

Live Entertainment: Loud venues where communication is not possible through speech.

Medical: During emergency procedures where communication is impeded by face masks.

Theatre: ASL is an important skill during stage plays for communicating with the Director

Sea Diving: Sign language is the only means of communication under water.

Military Operations: Covert military operations require ASL skills to communicate without giving away your location.

Library: 'Silence Please' sign means it's a great place to practice your Sign language skills :)

Radio / Music: Radio / Live recording venues require ASL skills so communication can be maintained without disturbances.

Interested in learning Sign Language? Click here

Eton Institute is now offering group IETLS and TOEFL courses over the weekend. IETLS and TOEFL are both internationally recognized English Language tests, a requirement for most students who want to study at an undergraduate or postgraduate level.

The preparatory course will help you practice English and will take you through all four modules of the test - Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking.

Be prepared and achieve high test scores, which in turn will open the doors to bright opportunities.

TOEFL Group Course:
Start date: 10th March
Time: 10AM to 1:00PM

IELTS Group Course:
Start date: 9th March
Time: 10AM to 1:00PM

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Eton Institute students and staff can now enjoy exclusive discounted rates at Little Hands Kids Club. This service offers parents the opportunity to have their kids looked after while they study or work at the institute. Parents are provided the option of registering their child for the entire day, 3- 5 days a week, or on an hourly basis. Take up this opportunity to learn a language or build on a new skill.

Little Hands Kids Club:
Opening hours: 7:30am-6:00pm, 7 days a week
Applicable Age: 4 months - 4 years old
Location: Knowledge Village, Block 3

For more information Call 800-ETON (8003866) or visit us in Knowledge Village, Block 3

Eton Institute with the support of its Teachers and Instructors made its way to India this month to help educate underprivileged children in pursuit of its mission of 'Education for All'. Donations of books, stationary and clothes were made by the Eton community in a bid to brighten a child's future through education.

A big thank you to the Eton community for this initiative and we hope to brighten more lives in the remotest of places throughout the world.

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