Having fun in Glasgow
Glasgow has the nickname ‘The Friendly City’ and is famous for its culture, museums, music, nightlife and shopping, but most of all for its people.
Glasgow is a small city and it is easy to get around by public transport or on foot.
Our school is located in the heart of the city centre and the vibrant West End so all of Glasgow’s attractions are close by. What’s on in Glasgow is a great website which shows all the events happening in Glasgow. You can search by date or type of activity. Glasgow has many festivals so keep an eye on what is going on at the weekends! And don’t forget to check the People Make Glasgow website. It has a ‘Glasgow on a budget’ section which helps you see the sights for as little money as possible.
Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city and has a population of over 600,000 people. One great thing about Glasgow is that easy to walk everywhere. After you have finished studying for the day, there is a lot to keep you entertained. It is the UK’s first UNESCO City of Music and was voted European City of Culture. With so many museums and art galleries, including the European Museum of the Year, you will always have something to do. Glasgow has 4 universities and 11 colleges. With the largest shopping area outside of London, hundreds of restaurants, cafes and nightlife, and great sporting and leisure facilities, there are lots of opportunities to practise your English.
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Live Language is more than just a language academy, it is a space of sharing cultures throughout English, which means that you will meet a lot of people from all parts of the world. Also, thanks to the Social Programme, you will have a chance to join different activities and travel across Scotland. I would recommend you without hesitation to join the Live Language family
Charlotte, Switzerland
I enjoyed speaking with my classmates and the teacher are magnificent
Carlos Javier, Spain
My teacher was very patient and friendly, went at a good pace and you could work on what you had learned at home to consolidate what you learned in class. Loved it.
Janice
Live Language has a good location and people are very kind. It’s a very small school, so we can know each other very well. I have made many friends from many countries.
Yukari, Japan
The friendliness of the teachers and the way of their teaching the language to people of different nationalities and without the use of a translator. This allows a total immersion in the language
Maria Antonietta, Italy
At Live Language, I can improve my English skills thanks to our well-informed and professional teachers. Furthermore, I can meet and have a good relationship with people who come from all over the world.
Yuang, Indonesia