Sentence examples for of language tuition from inspiring English sources
Cactus Language (0845 130 4775) has one week's half board with 20 hours of language tuition for £359, excluding flights.
The government will also spend $14.5m to expand the adult migrant English program, which provides up to 510 hours of language tuition.
"A lot of language tuition takes place using audio conferencing, and the mathematicians teach classes using shared whiteboards which are visible on students' home computers, talking to students as they reveal one line of an equation at a time".
The problem of intercultural competences is discussed from the point of view of cultural differences, possible communication barriers, global education and the problematics of foreign language tuition, where model situations for trade and tourism could be practised and the knowledge about possible barriers could be presented.
A voluntary scheme for all Aston's home and EU first years to take advantage of free language tuition was introduced in 2012.
The bulk of interviewees said the most important aspect of schooling was to learn English so they could become independent, but there were wide variations in the amount of English language tuition and support they received.
Socioeconomic stressors were defined as obstacles in accessing core social determinants of health, such as employment and training, language tuition, housing, health and welfare services and relate directly to the entitlements of migrants under international human rights and refugee law.
Not everyone agrees, of course, that the need for pool memberships or foreign language tuition is responsible for such a remarkable drop in birth rates.
A week at Camp Suisse in the Valais region of Switzerland costs £990pp but that includes full-board accommodation, language tuition (choosing between French, German and Spanish), sports and activities including husky dog sledding on a glacier.
Free language tuition is usually available.
It's about the sum of the grammar taught to my unfortunate generation, educated in the 1970s and 1980s, who otherwise had no English language tuition.
