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English Courses in Colchester

All of our English teachers are native speakers and appropriately qualified to teach the language at almost any level, keeping in mind your own learning needs and current level. Classes can be held in your Colchester home or workplace, and can easily be arranged to fit your schedule. We'll provide your initial text books, all you need to do is decide which of the following available course packages best suits your needs:

Standard One-to-One Courses in General English

General English language courses are ideal for students at any level, from complete beginners to advanced learners. These courses are based around...
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Standard Group Courses in General English

For a group of 2 to 12 people who need to gain the same level of English fluency in a given time, Listen & Learn's general group courses are just the....
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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

Intended for learners who already have a basic grasp of English and wish to extend it to apply to their working lives, group business English courses....
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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 you have a group of 2-12 English learners who all require particular language skills or vocabulary, this option may be ideal for you. All members....
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English Testimonials

"Great to hear from you. Classes went fine, thank you for asking! Today it was more of an introduction and interaction; the teacher gave me some homework to work on. We also had mock 'interview' sessions, which was interesting. Altogether, it was a good experience. Thank you for arranging a good trainer for me!"

Cinchu John - English in Croydon