English Lessons in Dulwich

By womanofdulwich
May 15, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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womanofdulwich

Posted May 15, 2015

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Posted May 15, 2015

English Lessons for au pairs in Dulwich after May half term 2015

Lessons are on Thursdays 10-11.30 am (90 minutes) in the Dulwich Park classroom. There will be a maximum of 10 students in the class, allowing us to give each student more attention than in larger classes.

The dates are:

4th,11th,18th and 25th June, plus 2nd July ( 5 weeks).New students can find brief details of the course on our Facebook page: English Teaching in Dulwich.

Our affordable local classes are for au pairs to meet new friends whilst practising their language skills in a friendly, supportive environment taught by native qualified teachers.

If you or any potential new students have any questions, please ask us in class or via our email address: [email protected]

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