CRB approved
Founded May 2011
Certificat d'Aptitude a l'Enseignement Secondaire; TESOL Certificate; City & Guild 7407 Certificate in Further Education Teaching;
Wessex Chamber of Commerce
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Further Details

Classes
We offer private classes in French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Japanese and Arabic to young children aged 11 years old +, to GCSE's, A Levels and University students and also to adults wishing to further their education for professional reasons or just for their leisure. We offer one-to-one classes, or small groups either at the tutor's premises or at the student's; we can also offer classes by Skype using a web camera.

Ages and Levels Covered
We teach children from the age of 11 years old to adults at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.
We can prepare students for their GCSE's, A Levels and University exams.
We also offer conversational classes to adults and to business people who wish to improve their language skills for commercial purposes.

Opening Times
9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.

Tuition Fees
Between £25 and £35 per hour, depending on number of students, location and subject chosen.

Centre Director(s)
Mrs Karine Chevalier-Watts
Fully qualified French & English teacher (CAPES) with a good knowledge of Spanish, Italian and basic Russian, with a wide experience of teaching in both France and in England in secondary schools up to A'Levels and to business people.
Also fully qualified as a multilingual Executive Assistant with an RSA III diploma in Business Studies with years of experience of working at management level for several international businesses.

About Us
We are a small, friendly team of professional linguists and native speakers with years of experience in teaching, translating and interpreting.

Special Offers
Free first hour of meeting to assess needs, level and expectations.
Possible discounts offered on groups, block bookings and conversational classes carried over by Skype.

Directions
Please contact Mrs Karine Chevalier-Watts directly to discuss directions.