Hull
One of four UK cities shortlisted for City of Culture 2017, Hull is a top city within the UK’s trading circuit. 75% of UK manufacturing happens within a four-hour radius of Hull, making it the heart of trading across England and Europe. The number of foreign born people who have made this city their home has tripled in one year alone, bringing in a diverse and distinctly unique mix of languages and cultures.
Expand your language knowledge alongside Hull’s ever-growing international population. Language is the key to culture and you can delve into both with an excellent language lesson right in your own city. Send us a quick enquiry to find out how we can create a language course unique to your needs. Can't wait to get started? Take a free language test to learn how good your current foreign language skills are!
Europe boasts about 225 indigenous languages.
There are approximately 6,1912 living languages in the world today.
Bilinguals have better literacy skills.
in HULL
9%
of population
Some of our Language Teachers in Hull
Anna is a native Greek speaker who has great experience teaching the language to students in both the United States and the United Kingdom. She has worked with adults and children in private and group settings. She is experienced in designing her own curricula and language tests.
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people have taken
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language teachers in Hull
are already registered with Language Trainers.
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Banco Santander
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Client testimonials
See some of the testimonials we have received from our clients.”Everything is going great with the lessons. The teacher is really good and understanding.”
Chinese course in Hull”I’ve now reached the end of my lessons and am looking forward to my trip to Denmark in May. I feel confident that I will be able to ‘get by’ on my trip and have a reasonable understanding of common words and phrases.”
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