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Since January 2026
Instructor since January 2026
Languages for everyone that wants to learn mostly for everyone that starts from nothing.
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From 46 £ /h
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Learning English or Greek is your key to new opportunities and meaningful connections. English opens doors worldwide in travel, work, and education, while Greek connects you to a rich culture, history, and everyday life in Greece. With dynamic, practical lessons, you’ll build confidence, communicate naturally, and unlock your full potential fast and effectively.
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Bring your own supplies, (notebook, pen or pencil)
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  • Around Wembley, United Kingdom
  • Around Acton, United Kingdom
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Preschool children (4-6 years old)
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Teenagers (13-17 years old)
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Duration
30 minutes
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The class is taught in
English
Greek
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School
Greek for adults
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English as a second language (esl)
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