Cork Language Courses

Ireland’s second largest city, Cork is located in the south of the island. With its powerful and eclectic economy spanning pharmaceuticals, retail, healthcare and defense, Cork is a popular destination for job-seekers from all across the country and overseas. In fact, Cork is one of the most ethnically diverse areas in Ireland and the city has active communities of Polish, Lithuanian and Latvian immigrants. And as the site of one of Ireland’s most renowned universities and the yearly international Jazz Festival, Cork is the site of much global tourism.

Cork is evolving into a thoroughly multicultural city –don’t be left behind. Learn a foreign language and expand your work, travel and personal opportunities. Language Trainers offers native, qualified tutors throughout the city, ready to help you achieve your language goals. Keep up with Cork by sending us an enquiry about language packages in your area, and then take our free online language level test to see how good your language skills are!

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Interesting Language Facts

Bilingual children do better in school than monolinguals.

Bilingualism promotes cognitive functioning.

Bilingual adults receive advantages over their monolingual counterparts, such as higher average salaries and more career opportunities.

Foreign Language Speakers
in CORK

12.5%
of population

No. of Immigrants
in CORK

11%
of population

Some of our Language Teachers in Cork

Sonia

Language Taught: Spanish, English

Sonia is a highly qualified Spanish-English bilingual who was born and raised in Spain. She is experienced in teaching in multicultural environments, as she has taught the language in a variety of settings in both Spain and the UK. In addition to Spanish, she has also taught English.

Ning Ning

Language Taught: Mandarin Chinese, English

Ningning is a native Mandarin Chinese teacher with extensive experience working in the fields of sales and finance. She holds degrees in Economics and Corporate Finance. In addition, she has served as a translator and interpreter for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.