Helping Adults
To Learn
Languages
January 2021
January courses are now underway
Next courses – will begin in April
Southampton Language Courses
Online Language Courses
Winchester Language Courses
Foreign Language Conversation Groups
Language Classes
Our next courses begin in January (week commencing 4th)
Southampton
Winchester
Online
Helping Adults to Learn New Languages
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Do we need to learn another language?
We are lucky that English is the language the most people speak and want to learn, but does that mean we don’t need to learn another language?
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Speaking someone else’s native language
helps us to communicate and make friends, as well as learn about other cultures, creating connections and enhancing personal development and business opportunities.
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Our qualified, professional and friendly teachers
will set linguistic targets and aims to help you achieve your goals. The venues are chosen to be comfortable and inviting. The classes are small to assist your learning by allowing the teacher to focus on you as an individual.
What our students say
“Svetlana has sent me the work and has very efficiently explained it. The course is going well, and I felt confident enough to be able to try to reply to her in German, probably with some mistakes however! “Mike, Southampton
“This has been a very good course with an excellent teacher. Thank you very much for providing these classes – I have already recommended them to friends.”JOHN, WINCHESTER
Class locations
SOUTHAMPTON
Lewis School of English, 33 Palmerston Rd, Southampton SO14 1LL
Harbour Lights Picturehouse, Ocean Village, Southampton SO14 3TL
WINCHESTER
Winchester Discovery Centre, Jewry St, Winchester SO23 8SB
The Winchester Rooms, Second Floor Mint Yard, The Square, Winchester SO23 9EX
Communicate With The World
Speaking someone else’s native language helps us to communicate, as well as creating cultural connections and enhancing business and trade.
Our brains are dynamic structures, changing in response to new experiences. Learning a language in later life can delay cognitive decline even more than being bilingual during our youth.
Our brains actually grow when we learn a language and that speaking it fluently gives us better memories.
Learning a new language is hard, but never impossible. It requires motivation and should be treated as a logic puzzle that is a fun and creative long-term investment as well as a gateway to broadening our horizons.
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