Finding an teacher for your course should not be difficult as Language Museum has an abundance of teachers available in Manchester.
We are able to customize your course according to the number of students in your group and the total length of your classes. Our teachers are native-speaker language teachers with ample experience teaching their native tongue as a foreign language.
Please choose your preferred course package above. We will also ask you to confirm additional details including the exact start/finish date, desired schedule for your lessons to occur as well as how advanced you would like the course to be.
It can take us up to 14 days to find the most suitable teacher for your course. This can depend on your exact location in Manchester as well as how many local teachers for your language we have available.
The teacher will come to your home or office to deliver the lessons provided that you live or work close to the centre. If your home or work address is far from the centre then you will be required to have the lessons at the teacher’s home or in a public location, like a quiet café or library.
Select your location, and the language that you wish to learn.
Select the course duration, and whether you want a 1-to-1 or 2-to-1 course.
Fill in the booking form, and make the payment using PayPal.
Manchester is home to over 400,000 people – however that number rises to over two million when one includes the Greater Manchester Metropolitan area. There are large Jewish and Muslim populations in Manchester as well as residents from around the world – giving those who know multiple languages an advantage in terms of communication. Manchester has a rich cultural history as is known as one of the finest shopping areas in England.
Contact our support team for any question you may have.
“When you arrive in new country, things can be scary. I was fresh off the boat in London and didn’t know a soul. Language Museum helped me find an English course that I could afford, which allowed me to find a job and now…this letter is well-written, am I correct?”
