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livenglish.co.uk

LivEnglish.co.uk was formed to bring together some of the best trainers in the English language industry to assist schools globally by providing high quality language input to students of all ages in primary and secondary schools. With decades of experience teaching, managing schools, developing programmes and being at the forefront of language education internationally, the team’s objectives are to help schools around the world.

a new hope, cumbria

A New Hope, Cumbria aims to bring affordable training and support to West Cumbria. We aim to make West Cumbria a better place for everyone. Our courses include First Aid at work, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills (ASIST), British Sign Language (BSL), and many more. As well as offering BSL courses, we also offer support to the deaf community in the form of our Deaf Walking group. Alongside our regular projects we offer a selection of 1 off events, such as Family Sign Days, and holiday parties.

elizabethlake.co.uk

Tutoring, Translating & Interpreting Language Services

peartree languages

Established over ten years ago, Peartree Languages is located in a vibrant area of Cardiff, U.K. We offer you a friendly and productive environment in which to achieve your English language and foreign language learning goals. Well-established organisation Affordable course prices Accredited school Range of adult and junior courses and programmes with flexible options

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online teachers uk

Our online school is unique in that it is run by native English teachers from the UK. Many members of our team have lived abroad and also speak additional languages, including: Russian, French, Spanish, Greek and German. We believe that native English teachers should have firsthand experience of studying foreign languages themselves because this aids understanding in the classroom. A good teacher leads by example. We teach students of all levels from a range of different professional backgrounds and provide customised online English courses to suit your individual study needs. At OTUK we think in English and want to help you do the same. Our aim is to make English an essential part of your life, to surround and involve you in the language.

speak better foreign education

Speak Better Foreign Education: Empowering 10,000+ students since 2009. Enhance language skills with Spoken English, IELTS, PTE Coaching. Visa assistance for Canada, USA, UK, Australia. Start your path to fluent English and international opportunities.

mount sackville secondary school

Mount Sackville remembers 160 years of Cluny Education in Ireland Mount Sackville remembers 160 years of Cluny Education in Ireland Mount Sackville remembers 160 years of Cluny Education in Ireland md3.jpgMD5.jpgMD6.jpg Saturday the 12th of December, 2020 marks the 160th anniversary of the Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny in Ireland. We wish to acknowledge the contribution and achievements of the Sisters who have been synonymous with the education of young women in Ireland for many generations. The order, founded in France in 1807 by Blessed Anne Marie Javouhey, has been instrumental in the education of thousands of young women as well as providing a novitiate for those who received God’s calling. In recent years they have also been involved in providing nursing care for the elderly. “ We have been asked to go to Ireland to teach the poor and the well -to- do. I have been assured that we could do much good there. If such be the will of God, I agree to this foundation with all my heart”. Blessed Anne Marie wrote the above in 1850. However, it was to be ten years before the congregation would set foot on Irish soil. From the time the penal laws ended many bishops encouraged religious orders to come to Ireland. The Ireland of 1860 was very different from today. Irish land was owned by landlords who played a pivotal role in shaping the rural fabric of the country and landlord–tenant relationships came to dominate the mid-Victorian period.