We are delighted to announce that we will be re-opening the school in June. We are now taking bookings for face-to-face classes starting on 21 June*. This happens to be the longest day of the year, and there’s nowhere better …
Are you looking for a career that will give you the chance to travel the world? Would you rather work from home? Training as a TEFL teacher will open doors for you no matter where you want to work, and …
We are now taking bookings for our new 100% online CertTESOL course. With flexible start dates and study hours, this course is ideal if you want to fit your study around a busy work schedule. You will learn all the …
We are very happy to announce that our Teacher Training programme will resume in October, starting with a full-time CertTESOL course from 12th October to 6th November. Teaching will take place in small groups in our spacious training centre, where …
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You can still do something useful if you’re stuck at home. You don’t need to watch TV all day. Instead, you could use the time to improve your spoken English skills and end up with an internationally recognised certificate. If …
Have you ever thought of learning English via Skype? There are lots of advantages to studying from the comfort of your own home or office. You can study at a time that suits you; this could be before you start …
Do you want to improve your English language skills, but can’t afford to pay for a course? This is a common issue that affects many language learners. ELA-Edinburgh has the solution for you! For the next month at ELA-Edinburgh we …
Have you always been interested in travelling the world? Unsure what to do with that degree you’ve just earned? Why not become an English language teacher? I first came into this industry 11 years ago and have thoroughly enjoyed all …
For nearly 400 years, 17th through mid-19th century, celebrating Christmas was virtually banned in Scotland; however, this didn’t mean the Scots went without a winter party to celebrate. Instead the focus of winter celebrations was focused on Hogmanay (Scottish for …