Learning in practice

Cultural Events

Language and culture experiences

Culture is not a few pages of background — it sits in forms of address, politeness and humour.

At a glance

Start with this teaching practice

Culture is not a few pages of background knowledge. It sits in forms of address, in politeness, in humour, in festivals and in everyday choices. These sessions use real material and shared participation to make the logic behind the language something you can feel.

Varied themes

Literature, film, festivals, food and city culture.

Easy to join

Suitable for new learners and beginners.

Hands-on

Calligraphy, dubbing, short plays and themed creative work.

Comparison

Understanding your own way of speaking through the differences.

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Through the year

A spring language and culture week, summer themed camps, a multilingual experience day in autumn and a winter showcase of learners' work set the rhythm of the year.

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More than an event

Every session starts from a specific piece of language and adds the historical background and contemporary context it needs, so the experience is enjoyable and still has substance.

Language and culture experiences

Language leaves the textbook and becomes usable through exchange, collaboration and cultural experience.

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