American Corner Erbil

Join Our Career Compass Virtual Workshop: How to Write a Good CV
Date: Thursday 26 February
Time: 7:30 PM Erbil time
Platform: Google Meet
Registration Form: https://forms.gle/rBoPWhK64FrtbHJy7
Workshop Link: https://meet.google.com/hdx-dedx-byz

American Corner Erbil, in collaboration with Imagine Foundation, is pleased to invite you to an upcoming Career Compass session titled How to Write a Good CV.

In this session, you will learn what recruiters look for in a CV, how to make your CV stand out, common mistakes to avoid, and practical tips to strengthen your job applications.

To participate, please complete the registration form through the link provided. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with the session link.

We encourage you to reserve your spot and take this opportunity to enhance your CV and strengthen your career prospects.

Ms. Aynda introduced conditional statements in English language in session eight of Unlock Your Grammar, Unlock Your Voice,. Learners practiced forming conditional sentences to discuss real and hypothetical situations. Interactive exercises and group discussions helped participants apply conditionals confidently in spoken English.

American Corner Erbil (ACE) proudly celebrated its volunteers who successfully completed their service with ACE through a special visit to the U.S. Consulate General Erbil new campus in Erbil.

The volunteers were warmly welcomed by the Consul General and the Public Affairs team, making the visit both meaningful and memorable. In recognition of their dedication and contributions, volunteers were presented with Certificates of Completion.
This celebration reflects ACE’s appreciation for its volunteers and their vital role in supporting educational and cultural exchange programs.

Session five of the English in Action program was delivered by Ms. Yara, a senior student from the English Department at UKH. Emotional intelligence and its role in effective communication was topic of discussion. Participants explored how recognizing and managing emotions can improve interpersonal skills. Interactive activities encouraged participants to express ideas clearly while building empathy and self-awareness.

Another session of English in Action program, Ms. Yara, a senior student from the English Department at UKH, guided learners in discussing the statement “University prepares you for the future.” Participants shared perspectives, expressed agreement and disagreement, and supported their opinions with personal experiences in a debate format. The session emphasized critical thinking, structured argumentation, and confident spoken English.