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English Courses in Brighton

Our native-speaking, qualified English teachers will tailor your individual or group language course to suit your personal learning aims and English level. They are available to conduct classes in your home or office in Brighton, on a day and at a time that suits you. Course books are included, and timetables can often be as flexible as you need. Your personalised course will be built around one of the following options:

Standard One-to-One Courses in General English

A great option for beginners, our general courses in English are there to improve your knowledge of conversational English , primarily through the...
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Standard Group Courses in General English

Listen & Learn's general English courses for groups are a great option for groups of 2-12 colleagues or friends who are at the same level in studying....
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Standard One-to-One Courses in Business English

One-to-one business English courses are aimed at learners who already have at least a working knowledge of English, but would like to further develop...
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Standard Group Courses in Business English

Business English courses for groups cater to anywhere between 2 and 12 people who all have the same starting level and learning aims in their English....
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Standard One-to-One Courses in Specific Purposes English

Specific purpose courses in English are aimed at those who already have semi-proficient skills in English but wish to improve in particular areas of...
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Standard Group Courses in Specific Purposes English

If your group of 2-12 English learners require the same set of particular skills as well as a standard language course, our specific purpose group....
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Union hits out at Tube booze ban

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Ants get their place in Smithsonian exhibit

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Royal Mail workers vote to strike

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Tube gets language upgrade

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Deadline extended for Junior Deputy Academy

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Local soccer players named to All-Region Team

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Let Hamilton enjoy the moment

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English Testimonials

"I moved to New York from Cuba and had to improve my English for my new job. My teacher was really helpful, lessons were always interesting, and I just kept getting better and better through practice and study."

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