by laacademia-author | Dec 8, 2021 | A level MFL, English Language Tuition, GCSE English, GCSE MFL, GCSE Tuition, Language school, Languages
Professional tuition has always been in high demand during the final months of every year and the opening months of the following year. This annual seasonal surge happens when parent’s stress levels rise ahead of impending GSCE and A-Level mock exams. Mock exams are a...
by laacademia-author | Nov 17, 2021 | Beginner classes, Business language courses, Chinese classes, courses, Evening classes, Language classes, Language for Holidays, Language school, Languages
The Mandarin Chinese language is an anomaly. It’s spoken as a first language by the highest number of native speakers in the world. It’s also mooted as the most difficult language for non-native speakers to learn. But, like learning any subject, it’s easier when...
by laacademia-author | Nov 10, 2021 | Beginner classes, courses, Evening classes, Language classes, Language for Holidays, Language school, Languages
There are ‘feel good’ terms in foreign languages that boost morale on those wet, windy and wintry months when your get up and go feels like it left the room ages ago. Here’s a few of our favourite warm and fuzzy words and phrases in foreign languages. In fact, some of...
by laacademia-author | Oct 12, 2021 | Beginner classes, courses, Evening classes, Language classes, Language for Holidays, Language school, Languages, Spanish classes
Learning Spanish never takes a popularity dip, because it’s relevant in so many more places and situations than visiting Spain, re-locating to Spain or working in Spain. The Spanish language is directly applicable to 24 other countries and regions, too. Hispanic...
by laacademia-author | May 24, 2021 | Beginner classes, courses, Evening classes, French classes, Language classes, Language for Holidays, Language school, Languages, Skype language classes
Wine Day on 25th May is with us again, which might prompt you to want to consider learning French. Why wouldn’t you want to be more conversant in the language that’s traditionally associated with romance… and also with wine? But, why are we mentioning learning French...
