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English Courses in Hull

With Listen & Learn's qualified tutors - all of whom are native English speakers - we can customise your 1-to-1 or group course to cater for your own aims, needs and current English proficiency. Our teachers can carry out your lessons in your Hull home or office, arranging classes in advance for a time that suits you. The price includes the cost of your text books, and lesson scheduling can be as adaptable as the lessons themselves. The specifics of your course depends on which course package you choose:

Standard One-to-One Courses in General English

Everybody can benefit from our general English courses - they endeavour to give the learner fluency in general English conversation, whether through...
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Standard Group Courses in General English

Our group courses in general English are perfect if you have a group of 2-12 students who have achieved approximately the same level of English,....
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Standard One-to-One Courses in Business English

1-to-1 business English courses can really help you get ahead, whether you are relocating abroad, looking for work in a foreign country, or simply if...
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Standard Group Courses in Business English

Group business English courses are intended for small groups (of 2 to 12 students) who already have a working knowledge of English, and want to....
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Standard One-to-One Courses in Specific Purposes English

Specific purposes English courses are a great boon to people who have already studied English and wish to develop certain facets of their English...
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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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What would you do if you suddenly developed superhuman powers in a post-apocalyptic world? Heal the sick and protect the innocent? ...

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Any time two of the state’s top 5 ranked teams meet up, fans are guaranteed to get their money’s worth.

NBHS grads grab diplomas

Kristen Ludeke beamed as she walked across the stage at Strahan Coliseum on the campus of Texas State University.

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Police crash car 'had siren off'

A police car which fatally collided with a teenager in east London answering a 999 call did not have its sirens on, police say.

Floating frogs raise money for good cause

Hundreds of amphibian enthusiasts from all around the Hill Country hopped over to Landa Park Friday to cheer their favorite frog down the river.

Union hits out at Tube booze ban

A transport union criticises the Tube alcohol ban a year after it came into force, saying its members cannot enforce it.

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Deputies uncover organized crime activities

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NBCA grads wave goodbye

Friday night was bittersweet for New Braunfels Christian Academy valedictorian Shawn Douglas Bueche.

Let Hamilton enjoy the moment

Hats off to the Rangers and Cougarettes for earning their chance at a coveted state championship.

Ants get their place in Smithsonian exhibit

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Robots with fins, tails demonstrate evolution

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Bullet trains run preview service

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SVHS graduates more than 600

Marty Lewis held his head high as he walked across the stage of the Strahan Coliseum.

Clay's last hurrah

Even though his team didn't pull off a victory, Robert Clay left Comalander Stadium with a smile on his face.

ID-theft ruling: Set your own fraud alerts

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Brother surprises Canyon grad with visit home

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Bottom smacking GP convicted

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Downtown traffic plans cause controversy

Controversy over some proposed traffic solutions in downtown New Braunfels has started to simmer.

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!"

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Society today

Less than 40 years ago, we imagined a future of public transport based on elevated monorail systems, and private transport with personal helicopters, or even spacecraft for everyone. Today, the future looks more like the past than we imagined it would. Development has been continuous in many ways. For example, the car has become a mundane object, but with technology far in advance of that available even 20 years ago. However, its future source of power, something that will replace petrol, is still uncertain.

The field of Futurology is a haphazard activity, despite attempts to formalise it. Associated with it is the Delphi method, where experts make their forecasts about a subject independently, and a referee circulates each forecast to the other members of the group, who comment on each other?s observations until they reach a consensus.

This can be one element of strategy, where companies make long-term plans about future activities. Here, they have to anticipate competitors? activities as well as trends in the general economic environment. Very large companies work on scenario planning, imagining different ways in which the current situation may evolve, and their place in it, including ways in which they may ?encourage? it to develop in their favour.

One of the social predictions made 30 years ago was that people would work less and have more leisure time, but the opposite has occurred. No one foresaw how the computer would evolve away from the mainframe and facilitate a social development like working from home and while on the move, thanks to laptops and, in a parallel development, mobile phones. Similarly, the internet may have social effects that we cannot envisage, let alone predict.