English Language courses Scotland

... at a restaurant; buy bus/theatre/opera/cinema tickets; get around in a city; say what you like or dislike. Suitable for: Discovery level for all thoes new to language learning...

... at a restaurant; buy bus/theatre/opera/cinema tickets; get around in a city; say what you like or dislike. Suitable for: Discovery level for all thoes new to language learing...

... at a restaurant; buy bus/theatre/opera/cinema tickets; get around in a city; say what you like or dislike. Suitable for: Discovery level for all thoes new to language learing...

... at a restaurant; buy bus/theatre/opera/cinema tickets; get around in a city; say what you like or dislike. Suitable for: Discovery level for all thoes new to language learning...

.... (course of 2x 10 weeks) You will be able to record your progress on the European language passport if you wish. Thursday from 7:30pm-9:00pm Typical fee: £120...

.... (course of 2x 10 weeks) You will be able to record your progress on the European language passport if you wish. Tuesday from 7:30pm-9:00pm Typical fee: £120...

...In our Italian beginners' classes we do more than just grammar and holiday phrases. Come along and learn about Italian culture, literature and film while learning the most beautiful language in the world...

...Learn Spanish The Language Room Hola! We take great pride in giving you the best place to learn. Learn in comfort. Learn in small groups. Learn...

...to perfect and future tenses. Topic areas: 1. Introduce yourself to someone and give some basic information about yourself such as where you live/what... Learn about: Listening and speaking, Danish language...

...ask about time of departure/arrival and destination etc. 5. Shopping in general. 6. Be able to exchange an item which is faulty or you have regretted buying... Learn about: Danish language, Listening and speaking...

...At the end of the course you should be able to. Deal with most situations likely to arise whilst travelling in an area where the language is spoken. Enter unprepared into conversation on topics that are familiar, of personal interest or pertinent to everyday life (e.g. family, hobbies, work, travel...

... and young people form the age of 16 onwards. Learners who passed this class confirm that they have reached a language level of A2 of the Common European...

... of 16 onwards.Learners who passed this class confirm that they have reached a language level of A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference...

... adults and young people form the age of 16 onwards. Learners who passed this class confirm that they have reached a language level of A2 of the Common...

... and young people form the age of 16 onwards. Learners who passed this class confirm that they have reached a language level of A1 of the Common European...

... of the course. Learners who passed this class confirm that they have reached a language level of A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, indicating...

... 1.5 hours per week Group tuition Learners who passed this class confirm that they have reached a language level of A2 of the Common European Framework...

...Progression Enhanced employment opportunities in the Gaelic education and media sectors...

...Introduction to Gaelic Literature and Culture. Progression Enhanced employment opportunities. Progression to Higher Gaidhlig course...

... at a restaurant; buy bus/theatre/opera/cinema tickets; get around in a city; say what you like or dislike. Suitable for: This level is for all those new to language learning...