If you need to learn Spanish, whether for business, pleasure, or any other reason, Language Trainers can offer you personal tuition via a native-speaking qualified Spanish teacher who will visit you at your home or place of work, at a time of your convenience, and submerge you (and your group, if necessary) in Spanish vocabulary and grammar until you can't help but learn. The course can be personalised to fit your needs, and all course materials are supplied by Language Trainers.

As the largest city in Scotland (and 3rd most populated in the UK), Glasgow is home to almost 600,000 people, with the wider commuter area housing approximately 2.3 million people. Glasgow's location has been used since prehistoric times as a natural site for salmon fishing, establishing itself in the 12th century as a large and opulent religious site, growing gradually over the following centuries until 1451, when the completion of the University of Glasgow greatly increased the town's educational status. The industrial era brought with it textile, engineering and steel industries, and later, extensive shipbuilding, which earned the city the moniker 'Second City of the Empire' during Queen Victoria's reign. Very little ancient Glasgow remains today.