Staying Safe
Our students often speak about how welcome they feel in Glasgow and how friendly people are. Of course, like in every big city, it’s important to be cautious. You can read more about how to stay safe in the British Council’s Safety First booklet.
In the case of emergencies, call 999 to get in touch with the police, ambulance or fire department.
If you need to report lost property, you can complete this form.
This is what makes us different
Hear from our students
Live Language is more than just a language academy, it is a space of sharing cultures throughout English, which means that you will meet a lot of people from all parts of the world. Also, thanks to the Social Programme, you will have a chance to join different activities and travel across Scotland. I would recommend you without hesitation to join the Live Language family
Charlotte, Switzerland
I enjoyed speaking with my classmates and the teacher are magnificent
Carlos Javier, Spain
It was well structured, and covered a good amount of content each week. I didn’t feel like we spent too long on one area, yet everything was explained clearly.
Steven
The courses are intellectually stimulating, fun, and hard work.
John
The friendliness of the teachers and the way of their teaching the language to people of different nationalities and without the use of a translator. This allows a total immersion in the language
Maria Antonietta, Italy
Jose is such a brilliant teacher- patient, warm and funny. He makes learning a joy.
Anonymous (Spring 2024)