Well, here we are at the end of the academic year but we’re still going strong! Pub quiz number 2! Our second pub quiz was a great success, and a tradition has been born! If you haven’t yet attended one of them, they’re a must! See photos from our pub quizzes here.   Stay tuned to find out when the next one is, and sign up quickly, this is a very popular night! September courses We are already taking reservations for our September courses. All levels will be available for...

Cambridge Exams The Cambridge results are in and well done to all of you who achieved the B1 (Pet) and B2 (FCE) level. The next exam is in December and our preparation courses will begin in September.  If you are interested then come and speak to Geth, Katharina or Livia. New Videos We have two new classic videos in our library – Vertigo by Alfred Hitchcock and The Killingby Stanley Kubrik. The video library is in the reception. You can rent film, magazines or books for free. Happy...

Summer Holidays The Summer holidays are nearly here! The last day of term is the 29th July. New courses and  courses continuing in September begin again the week of 5th September. Do you have any plans to go abroad and/or practise your English over the Summer? We hope so! Perhaps one of the following video clips resembles what you plan to do…. Let us know! Little Britain: On holiday in Spain Cliff Richard: We´re all going on a summer holiday Friends: London Baby   Summer Writing...

One of the top destinations for Spaniards learning English is London. Whether you visit the city for a 5 day holiday or for 5 years of work, there are certain museums and galleries that you will not want to miss. Below is some information on the top 5 most visited museums found in the City of London.   5. Science Museum At number five, The Science Museum, founded in 1857, is a massive five floor museum located in South Kensington. It contains 40 galleries housing some 300,000 exhibits...

Many of my students are eager to meet and interact with native speakers of English outside the classroom, which is a really great way to improve your fluency and oral comprehension, as well as sharing culture and customs. That said, many are also reluctant to do so as they don’t like the formal setting of an “intercambio”. It can sometimes be embarrassing to strike up a conversation with someone that you don’t know, especially when you’re nervous about making...