Great pictures of our students enjoying the free open-air opera at Trafalgar Square - http://www.facebook.com/LanguageinLondon. The social programme at Language in London can be opera one day, football in the park the next... and museums, pubs, clubs and cultural visits... the fun never stops.
We always advise our students to try everything because this is the best way to meet new people and practise English. That's why 45 wonderful students decided to join the opera trip and they all had a lot of fun.
Thursday 14 July 2011
Monday 11 July 2011
Learning English is changing...
Language in London is changing the way people learn English. It started with an idea... and now, six years later, it's becoming a revolution!
The theory is that traditional text books used in language classes are not always the best way to learn. So much of every lesson is spent discussing what the author of the book thinks you will find interesting! What's wrong with a course that really is based on YOU and YOUR INTERESTS?
That's why we developed a course called CULTURAL EXPERIENCE. If you choose to study in London then you must be interested in London... and so the course is based around the cultural heritage of this fantastic city. But apart from that, as the lessons all take place in museums and galleries, we don't tell you what language to learn but follow the direction the class takes us. Students love it, teachers love it... give it a try!
The theory is that traditional text books used in language classes are not always the best way to learn. So much of every lesson is spent discussing what the author of the book thinks you will find interesting! What's wrong with a course that really is based on YOU and YOUR INTERESTS?
That's why we developed a course called CULTURAL EXPERIENCE. If you choose to study in London then you must be interested in London... and so the course is based around the cultural heritage of this fantastic city. But apart from that, as the lessons all take place in museums and galleries, we don't tell you what language to learn but follow the direction the class takes us. Students love it, teachers love it... give it a try!
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