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With
London, Brighton and Manchester on the map, we've got
the three biggest language learning locations in the
UK covered - and we're working on the rest. If you'd
like to see a group evening language course spring up
where you live, please contact
us and we'll see what we can do to help. In the
meantime browse away, and we look forward to welcoming
you on one of our lively, dynamic and stimulating language
lessons soon!
Locations:
London
:: Brighton
:: Bristol
:: Cambridge
:: Canterbury
:: Eastbourne :: Edinburgh
:: Exeter
:: Liverpool
:: Manchester
:: Oxford
:: Southampton
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| Life in London is fast paced. It's
easy to fall into the eat, sleep and work routine,
and even easier to put your dreams on the back burner
as you embark on your daily trudge across London
to work. Learning a language in the evening may
not transport you to the gondolas of Venice or the
flamenco clubs of Seville, but it will certainly
give you the means - and incentive - to get there... |
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| Brighton is a melting pot of foreign
languages. Whether you're browsing in the Lanes
or savouring a well-earned beer on the beach, languages
are being spoken all around you. They may be here
to learn English...but that's no reason why you
can't become a little European yourself. Whether
you want a taste of la vida latina or fancy learning
the lingo across zee water, we're here to put that
exotic ingredient into your life too. |
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| One of the main cultural and education
centres in the United Kingdom, Bristol has regenerated
from a commercial port town to finalist for European
Capital of Culture 2008. A centre for aerospace,
media and information technology, Bristol is famous
for the Ashton Court Festival and the Bristol Balloon
Fiesta. Those visiting the city should see Brunel’s
Clifton Suspension Bridge, Montpelier and Broadmead.
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| Cambridge is the most beautiful cities
with ancient buildings, winding river and artistic
flair and in many ways strikingly similar to Oxford.
It is home to popular Cambridge University comprising
of 31 colleges. It offers a choice of clubs, theatres
and cinemas. |
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| The cathedral city is set in the heart
of Kent, the garden of England. Britain's very own
Venice, tourists can tour the town's attractions
almost entirely by punt. The town is also famous
for its rich literary heritage, from Chaucer's brilliant
and bawdy Canterbury tales to Christopher Marlowe's
dark morality plays, Canterbury has been the inspiration
for countless works of fiction. If you are looking
to learn a language in one of the most scenic, quintessentially
English towns, Canterbury is the perfect destination. |
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| One of Britain’s most popular
seaside resorts, Eastbourne sits on the edge of
the beautiful South Downs. Comprised of Victorian
architecture, scenic countryside and a relaxed peaceful
atmosphere, Eastbourne is a town for people who
want a break from the hustle and bustle of city
life. Tourists to the town should visit Beachy Head,
the tallest chalk cliffs in England, the seafront
carpet gardens, the Victorian pier and the redoubt
fortress, used as a defence during the Napoleonic
wars. |
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| The capital city of Scotland and has
a long and proud history. Home to the Scottish parliament
and a beacon of resistance against the English during
the medieval ages, Edinburgh is the political and
cultural heart of Scotland. A city that manages
to combine the ancient and the new, tourists can
explore the gothic and Georgian architecture and
then take in an avant-garde show. Visitors to the
city should see the Edinburgh Film Festival, The
Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the military tattoo and
the world famous Hogmanay celebrations. |
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| With Devon and Dartmoor on its door
step, Exeter is popular destination for tourists
seeking the refuge of the countryside. A bustling
university with a lively nightlife, Exeter is the
largest city in the West Country. The city houses
fine examples of Medieval, Elizabethan and Victorian
architecture, from Exeter Cathedral, St. Nicholas
Priory and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum &
Art Gallery. |
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| Birthplace of the Beatles, Liverpool
will never lose its place on the worldwide map of
culture, music and legend. It has plenty to offer
to visitors and locals alike: art galleries, lively
night life, excellent shopping, grand architecture
and whole string of festivals giving it a year-round
buzz. |
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| The city that sparked the Industrial
Revolution has come a long way since its coal-burning
and cotton-spinning past. Manchester is now England's
third largest city and is a buzzing and cosmopolitan
centre for sport, arts and entertainment. With its
renowned international status and constant influx
of foreign visitors, this is an ideal place to learn
a language. |
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| Home to Oxford University, the oldest
university in the English speaking world, "the
city of dreaming spies" has been home to royalty,
scientists and scholars. Oxford has long represented
the cultural and academic elite in British society,
since the university was established in the 12th
Century. The town has a cosmopolitan character with
medieval churches and gothic architecture. Notable
tourist attractions are the Radcliffe Camera, the
Covered Market, the Oxford University Museum of
Natural History and the University of Oxford Botanical
Gardens. |
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| Located on England’s south coast,
with easy access to London and international airports,
it is a historic city with a fascinating maritime
heritage; it was home to the Titanic and still welcomes
cruise liners, luxury yachts and numerous sail boats
to its busting waterfront today. It also offers
a large variety of entertainment and leisure facilities,
from bowling, cinema and theatre to shopping and
a wide variety of sport. |
Please email
us if you would like to study in any other location
nationwide. |
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