Vienna doctor criticised for vaccinating children
A doctor in the Austrian capital of Vienna has faced criticism for vaccinating people younger than 12.
Should students take the lead in planning a school’s strategy? This Austrian school says yes
Education today is increasingly about empowerment, as well as learning. At this international school that extends to giving students a vital role in shaping the school's future through a five-year strategic plan.
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Seven aspects of Austrian culture foreigners should embrace
Every country has its own unique culture. In Austria there are several aspects that foreigners should embrace, from adopting a healthy work-life balance to indulging in coffee and cake.
International careers: top tips for improving your communication skills
Ever found pursuing an international career creates certain challenges when it comes to communication – or, should we say, miscommunication? Two experts at the University of Cambridge guide you through how to become a better communicator and avoid the pitfalls of international workplaces.
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‘3G Rule’: How to prove you have been vaccinated, tested or recovered from Covid in Austria
Austria is open for vaccinated, tested or recovered people. Here’s what you need to know about how to prove you are in one of these categories.
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Cost of living: Seven tips to save money in Austria
Life in Austria can be full of delights but the country can be an expensive place to live, depending on where you are from or what you do. Here are seven simple money-saving tips from Tyrol-based writer Hayley Maguire.
German word of the day: Gell
If you’re planning on heading to south Germany, Austria, or Switzerland, you’ll be certain to hear today’s word of the day in almost every conversation.
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How to swear like an Austrian
Iceland is now the first European nation to have a female-majority government. How do other countries compare?
When election results came in on Sunday, Iceland became the first European country where women hold more than half the seats in parliament. We take a look at Europe's best and worst performers when it comes to female representation in politics.
