by laacademia-author | Jan 15, 2023 | Beginner classes, Business language courses, Chinese classes, courses, Evening classes, Language classes, Language school, Languages, Skype language classes
Carrots at the ready! On Sunday 22nd January, the eye of the tiger closes and the baton is passed on to the rabbit. And you’re going to love this… The Chinese Year of the Rabbit could be a vintage year, according to The Chinese Zodiac. It predicts, “This upcoming year...
by laacademia-author | Apr 19, 2022 | Beginner classes, Business language courses, Chinese classes, courses, Evening classes, Language classes, Language school, Languages, Local Knowledge, Skype language classes
The United Nations places sufficient importance on the Chinese language to dedicate an annual celebration to it. And a survey carried out by the British Council has revealed that UK parents consider Chinese the most important non-European language for their children...
by laacademia-author | Mar 2, 2022 | courses, Evening classes, GCSE MFL, GCSE Tuition, Language classes, Language school, Languages, Latest News, Summer School
It’s true! Your child doesn’t even need especially proficient language skills to have an overall better chance of impressive GSCE results, according to a recent Cambridge University study. Apparently it’s a PMA (positive mental attitude) thing. The study uses the term...
by laacademia-author | Feb 16, 2022 | Beginner classes, Business language courses, courses, Evening classes, Language classes, Language school, Languages
It’s not the slightest unusual for adult students to automatically assume learning a new language is a long, hard uphill struggle. You think the kids will put you to shame. They’re still in their formative years. So, you reckon their brains are nimbler and more...
by laacademia-author | Jan 31, 2022 | Beginner classes, Business language courses, Chinese classes, courses, Language classes, Language school, Languages
Chinese language learning is notorious for being a tough nut to crack. But that could be all set to change by pulling on your best red pants to celebrate Chinese New from 1st February, heralding the Year of the Tiger. The tiger’s roar is an exciting proposition in the...
