Language Courses in Plymouth

Plymouth. Due to its coastal climate and proximity to France, Plymouth has always played an important role in tourism and trade. With a £4.3 million economy that is still mostly maritime-based, Plymouth maintains an active relationship with ports in Spain and France. And with growing Middle Eastern and Chinese communities, it’s becoming more common to hear a wide variety of languages in the city. The University of Plymouth and Tamar Science Park also make for an environment of research and innovation, providing jobs for thousands of employees from England and overseas.