Let's say I have some documents like awards, letters, certificates or transcript that are not in English/German. How do I go about translating it? do I recreate the template design of the document? or do i make like a secondary/footnote document for the translation?
I am currently studying B2.1 and i'm struggling really hard. i feel dumb, i feel like everyone in class is excelling just fine while im getting left behind.
I did pretty good in my B1.2 class in Goethe (good enough that i understand the materials, i can read/listen to B1 pretty fine), and i was able to move on to B2.1.
I knew B2 was gonna be an upgrade, but i didnt expect to have this much of a jump. So many vocabularies, or material that i feel like the course expected me to be familiar with, despite I never came across them during the B1 class. I have difficulties in Horen and my Sprechen is very struggling. I genuinely feel like I missed a level. is this normal?
I am applying for Postgraduate Studies in the Fields of Fine Art, Design, Visual Communication and Film. In the page it doesn't say anything Letter of Recommendation. Now, I will get them from my university anyway.
But I wonder if there's any preferred template/format for the letter? I'm getting a bit mixed message from my research, some says I could just make the letter myself, and another says that I need to download some sore of template from DAAD?
Thank you!
I am a freelance artist, i do graphic design, video editing, etc. I have used my paypal for clients a couple of times, but recently, i discovered that my account has been limited and i need to provide ID, business details, etc. Which is very difficult since im just a regular self employed artist. i dont have an office or anything, i'm just working with my computer in my bedroom.
What do i do? has anyone else face this issue? Thanks!