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Ruth Pringle writes our blog, which covers a variety of topics to share Scotland (and English learning) with you.
If you can’t yet join us for an English conversation holiday, why not make a cup of something lovely and pop over (virtually) to Scotland.
Our blog is here to give you a taste of an immersion into Scottish landscape, culture, art and ideas.
Brouse the Archive
Mother’s Day Crafting Workshop Crieff
Mother's Day 2024 This Mother’s Day we invite you to celebrate and share the wonder of mothers. Join storyteller and...
A Scottish Walking Holiday for L2 English Users
Explore Scotland – Differently For the first 2 weeks in May, our Scottish language hub is offering the chance to share...
How to Get the Best Results From a Language Holiday
The good news is that making progress in language (especially one that you already have basics in) is not all hard...
Online English Teacher Feature | Abigail Fulbrook
Presenting Online English Teacher Abigail Fulbrook 2024's first Featured English Teacher is Abigail Fulbrook. I was...
My Partner Has Better English than I Do – Our Best Tips
Do you have this common problem? "My partner has better English than I do. This makes me feel bad speaking in front of...
Why Visit Loch Katrine and its Steamship?
Why Visit Loch Katrine? A steamboat tour of Loch Katrine is one of the most popular excursions included in our...
Creating the Best English Immersion Holiday
An Illustrated Guide our English Immersion Holidays I talk a lot about our English immersion holidays as I'm so...
What is a Good Immersion English Holiday for Beginners?
Immersion English Courses for Beginners The principle of an immersion language holiday is to be surrounded by the...
3 Ways to Adapt Immersion Language Holidays for Beginners
Are Immersion Language Holidays a Good Way for Beginners to Learn? English immersion holidays for beginners can be...
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