Timetable
Wednesdays 18.30 - 20.30

Course Description
Lessons: Your classes will focus on areas of general and cultural interest within a carefully balanced programme, designed to keep your motivation high while helping you to improve your language skills as quickly as possible. Your classes will be taught according to the communicative method where you will learn to speak, listen, read, write and learn in a relaxed environment. Facilities: You will enjoy our modern, spacious classrooms, all with DVD players and flat-screen TVs, and exclusive use of a computer lab with free internet access. You will have the opportunity to visit exhibitions in our Arts Gallery and use our café / bar which can be used by our Modern Language students before and after the class or during the break. The café serves hot and cold food, coffee and tea and is also a licences bar serving wine and beer.Our TutorsYour teacher will be a native speakers of the language they teach, and hold specific qualifications in language teaching. Our teachers have a wide range of experience and expertise in teaching their language for general, business and other specific purposes. Course Structure: Your course will be held one evening per week, in 10-week terms. (In the summer terms, classes are held on two evenings per week for 5 weeks.) You will be issued a certificate of attendance on completion of each term, with a report outlining your progress and the language level you have attained. You will then be able to continue to the next level.

Course Fees
£200; accomodation charges extra

Course Venue
65 Davies Street
City Of Westminster
Greater London
W1K 5DA

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