Quarantine with Wetzel Language Classes Online
It's crazy times, isn't it? Most of us have never lived through anything that caused this much disruption to daily life. It's resulting in a lot of anxiety, but also…
Proud Wetzel Parents Announce They’ve Adopted Twin Bus Stops
Look at those beaming faces! Wetzel Services is pleased to announce that we are the proud adoptive parents of two Greenlink bus stops. Their names are E. Washington Street/Toy Street…
What Does the Word “Get” Mean?
"What does the word "get" mean?" We hear this question often from our English students because "get" is a word that drives them crazy. Americans say "get" all the time,…
Primaries and Caucuses in U.S. Presidential Elections
Happy Iowa Caucus day! We know, Election 2020 seems like it's been going on forever. Today, though, Americans cast the first votes for president, and primaries and caucuses begin across…
Your Relationship With Your Landlord: Making it Work
You and your Wetzel realtor took a lot of care choosing a place to live for your expat assignment. After all, when you're living in a new country, it's extra…
American Slang
Has this ever happened to you? You are speaking English and feeling pleased with how well you are doing. The words are coming easily, and you understand without having to…
Gratefull GVL: A Potluck Dinner With the Entire City
What's a Potluck Dinner? Potluck dinners are a staple of American entertaining. Want to have a dinner party with friends, but don't have the time to prepare a big meal?…
Students Love Group Language Classes at Wetzel
Recently we shared feedback from students enjoying our private language lessons. Did you know we also do group classes? We offer a variety of seminars, each with a specific focus.…
Make Your Rental House Feel Like Home – Without Damaging it!
Making your rental house feel like a home: it’s a perpetual expat dilemma. On one hand, you probably want to invest your resources into exploring your new country, not into…
Being an Expat Spouse: Farewell Thoughts on One of the Best Times in My Life
We are starting a new series on the blog called "Student Voices." Our language and culture trainees will share various experiences and insights about their expatriation. We're pleased to have…