English Classes for au pairs

By womanofdulwich
November 11, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 11, 2014

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Posted November 11, 2014

English lessons for Au-pairs in Dulwich

Do you have an Au-pair who would benefit from improving her English and enjoy meeting other Au-pairs?

We run reasonably priced lessons in the heart of Dulwich (on P4 and P13 bus routes). The lessons are offered in 6 week batches to fit in with most school terms, 1.5 hours weekly.

Our small friendly classes are run by experienced, qualified, professional native English teachers. We have one place available from Thursday 13th November, 10-11.30am. ( we have had our first class already)

To find out more, send an email with your contact details to: [email protected]

Facebook page: English Teaching in Dulwich

We also offer one-to-one tuition and other group English lessons.

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