50 Educators providing Languages courses in Belfast

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an droichead

a2 online oet training

It’s one of the best institutions I have ever seen. With very kind and friendly teachers. Who try to understand the level of their students and mentor them by coming down to their level I would recommend everyone who is planning for OET to give it a try

bvs education

BVS Education was founded in 2012 and continues to be guided by two important principles: giving independent advice about independent schools and finding the right school for each individual child. Parents want their very best for their children and many organisations make wild promises about what they can deliver. However, at BVS Education, we are proud to be different: We offer completely impartial and independent advice We are consultants, not agents We work for you and your child, not for certain schools We work with whichever schools are right for your child We work with all 2,500 independent schools – day & boarding We have excellent relationships with staff in the majority of independent schools We have proper experience of teaching in leading independent schools We are able to test your child and assess which schools might be most suitable We are able to prepare your child for entrance exams and interviews We are honest with you at all times about what can and cannot be achieved We have an excellent success rate of children being offered places at top schools

super tutors academy

The guiding principles of Super Tutors Academy are to place great value in excellence, expertise, enthusiasm, professionalism and passion. To maintain the highest of standards and remain at the forefront of academic excellence, our team is committed to continual professional development and growth, ensuring the consistent provision of an outstanding, trustworthy and reliable service. We believe in respect, compassion and dignity for all people and remain devoted to equality, diversity and inclusion.

matt's maths tuition

conway education centre

Conway Education Centre (CEC) is a unique community-based education centre situated on the interface between the Falls Road and the Shankill Road in West Belfast. The Centre provides learning opportunities to adult learners, young people and children, it provides a range of volunteering opportunities to gain valuable work experience, be active in the community and make new friends. Conway also provides English language classes and homework support to local refugees and those seeking asylum.

international house belfast

Established in 2007, International House Belfast (a member of the International House World Organisation) is a British Council accredited centre, a certified Cambridge ESOL Examination and Teacher Training centre and a member of English UK and MEI Relsa. We are proud to be accredited by the Green Standard Schools as an environmentally friendly language learning school. We aim to provide English language students from all over the world with a comfortable, friendly and technologically advanced environment in which they can develop their language skills. We are located in Belfast’s University Street, just south of the city centre in the bustling University Quarter. The school is situated a 5 minute walk from Queens University in a beautiful historical Victorian terrace featuring 12 spacious classrooms as well as a study room; a computer room; a wellness lounge; a self-service kitchen and dining area; a snack area and a small terrace with a hosting bar.

belfast international language academy

English courses for both Juniors and Adults . Classes,educational and enjoyable activity program and excursions. All that in the second biggest city in Ireland, a treasure to be discovered!.

saint joseph's centre for the deaf

Background to St. Joseph’s Centre for the Deaf St. Joseph’s Centre for the Deaf, prior to 1981 was known as St. Joseph’s Association and had been a part of Belfast’s deaf community for over 50 years. From 1950, Bread street was the permanent base for St. Joseph’s Social Club for a period of 22 years, in 1972, it was so badly damage, it could no longer be used. 1981-1983 a committee was set up to raise funds for a new centre, a site on the Grosvenor Rd was acquired and building started soon after. The new building was opened in 1983 and became the home for St. Joseph’s Centre for the Deaf, a hub continuing to provide support for deaf community with specific focus on their Spiritual, Pastoral, Educational and Social needs.