Parents across Europe are encouraging their children to learn another language from an early age. They send them to language academies at the weekend, after the school day or bring in a tutor and they learn French. How many language academies/after schools clubs exist here.
Parents across Europe are encouraging their children to learn another language from an early age. They send them to language academies at the weekend, after the school day or bring in a tutor and they learn French. How many language academies/after schools clubs exist here. Surely we should be doing the same for our children.
Enhanced learning
I work with schools to find out if there are any specific topics that the children are learning about. To enhance their learning, I will try to include this into the class. For example, if the children are learning to multiply, we’ll do it in a different language during a game. Multi-tasking = multi-learning.
Develop key skills
I’m talking about listening, speaking, reading and improving your memory. All essential skills in life that can be improved through our classes no matter whether you are 4 or 74.
Develop personal skills
Before I started learning a language, I was shy and reserved. If you know me, you’ll know well that I am completely the opposite now. Of course being asked to speak another language can be embarrassing, however, in class I always try to build self-confidence with a positive, encouraging attitude.
Learn about other people and how they live
New places, new cultures, new food and new traditions are all incorporated in the classes. Once we understand a culture a little better, personally I think we are more accepting of it. You are going to learn so much more than just a new language.
Open doors for a brighter future
Learning languages has certainly opened so many doors and opportunities for me which I am so thankful for. Loneliness is something we hear often from older adults. Through our classes we give the opportunity to flourish and meet new people. It is a community and our focus is on communication, well-being and language learning.
We give children the chance to flourish and open as many doors for them as we can while they’re young. Open that door of second language learning and you’ll open the door to the world for their professional career. They deserve it
My name is Alex and I am the founder of Wee Love Languages – Northern Ireland’s Coolest Language School located in Belfast. We offer a range of interactive, educational and fun foreign language courses throughout Belfast and Northern Ireland for children and adults. Whatever language you want us to teach, we’ll sort it.
I describe myself as a language enthusiast. I graduated from Queen’s University in Belfast with a degree in Modern Languages – French and Spanish – in 2o13. Having working as an English teacher in La Rioja in Spain, I noticed that people in Northern Ireland (especially children) are still not encouraged to learn a language and this annoyed me, given my passion for languages.
Over there, everyone wants to learn a second language, so why are we not striving for the same. Anyone who knows me personally, knows that I am passionate in everything I do. Why give 99% when you can give 100? Therefore, all classes are energetic, full of laughter and based in an interactive environment.
Adult classes are a good opportunity to meet new people, gain new skills and have fun while doing that. For children, our teaching is through songs, games, puppet shows, activities on a tablet, art, stories and a bit of dancing for good measure.
We offer courses for all learning levels. Our native speaking teachers are creative and experienced. They make sure every class is fun, useful, dynamic and interesting.
Are you interested in learning French, take holidays or have connections to France? This qualification enables learners to gain crucial language skills for social purposes.
I, Anne Chapman, offer a variety of French courses in Southampton – one-to-one or group lessons available – and would be delighted to help you learn French from the beginning, or expand your existing knowledge of French.
The Alliance Française Glasgow is the official French government’s Language and Cultural centre for Glasgow and the West of Scotland. It is one of 835 Alliance Françaises located in 132 countries over the five continents, making it the largest cultural network in the world.
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