From Alexander Graham Bell, to Tayberries and Unicorns; Scotland is a northern European country filled with remarkable history and breathtaking scenery. Here are the Top 10 Interesting facts about Scotland. ...
The National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh Castle and the Scottish National Gallery have been named among the most visited attractions in the UK. They were listed 15, 16 and 18 respectively on the list published by the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions...
St Kilda is an isolated cluster of volcanic islands that lie 40 miles to the west of the main island chain. With the highest sea cliffs in Britain, St Kilda is the most important sea bird breeding station in north west Europe. This dual World Heritage Site has the...
Image credit: Wikimedia Commons Scotland is a pretty small country, just about the size of Ireland, with a small population (5.5 million people).Even so its contribution to human development is impressive, especially since the 18th century. To write about all Scottish...
Glenfinnan Viaduct by 96tommy via Flickr Did you know that Edinburgh is the adopted home of J K Rowling? She wrote a most of her spell-binding stories in the capital and today you can go to the cafés where she was often seen with notebook and pen in hand – Nicholsons...
A little bit about us …
We provide further education to those who are looking to improve themselves and expand their horizons (linguistic and cultural). As an established international language centre in the heart of Edinburgh, we strive to the best of our abilities to deliver functional and appealing English courses for all levels.
Our wish is for all of our foreign students to integrate, understand, and appreciate British and Scottish culture, fall in love with the awe-inspiring landscapes available all around us (in and outside of the city); explore, engage and grow fond of the art, the sounds, the festivals, the ‘banter’, all the different customs and ways of life, as well as learning the language of course!
