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Language Trainers specialize in one-to-one and small group language training for business people and busy individuals who need language skills for work, travel and family needs.BOOK YOUR COURSE NOW
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Language Level Test

We offer online level tests for Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Japanese, German, Portuguese, Spanish and more!Take online level test

Business Courses

General Survival, Exam Preparation, Technical, Business Courses and more...Find Out More

Group Lessons

As few as two people up to a
maximum of 12 people in one class.
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Relocations

Expert tuition to business people
who need to relocate for work.
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Translations

Document and website translations
from and to any language.
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Online Lessons

Personalised, real time classes
by top quality, native teachers.
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Trainers

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Preferred Supplier

Language Trainers is the preferred supplier for:
General Electrics Rio Tinto Ltd.

Our Clients

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  • Quilliam Foundation
    Quilliam Foundation
  • Intervet International BV
    Intervet International BV
  • Belvedere Property Management
    Belvedere Property Management
  • Capital One Bank Plc.
    Capital One Bank Plc.
  • Fort Dodge Animal Health
    Fort Dodge Animal Health
  • RHI Canada Inc.
    RHI Canada Inc.
  • Thales
    Thales
  • Sachverständigenbüro Goldmann
    Sachverständigenbüro Goldmann

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Our Blog

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