Let Language Museum find the perfect teacher for you. It does not matter where you are in Bristol, we’ll match you up with the best teacher!
We will do our very best to find the perfect teacher for your course although the availability of some of our teachers may change depending on the course dates. Language Museum teachers are native-speakers of their mother tongue and each teacher has substantial classroom experience.
We will require a few details once you have decided on a course, such as each student’s current language level, when the course will begin and your preferred time for the lessons to occur.
Depending on your location and chosen language, it may take a few days for us to set you up with your teacher in Bristol.
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.
Bristol is the sixth largest city in England and a major seaport linking the United Kingdom with trading partners around the world. The city has grown economically thanks to a burgeoning aerospace industry and several high-tech companies that call Bristol home. Bristol University is a cultural landmark as well, producing some of the funniest comedians to come out of England, including Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.
Contact our support team for any question you may have.
“I was falling behind in my language courses at university and was beginning to feel as if I would never catch up. Then I found Language Museum. I took their Italian course in concert with my studies and it made an incredible difference. The things I am learning at school just seem to “stick” more now that I am also receiving an education from Language Museum.”
