Albany

Albany: New York’s state capital, adjacent to the Hudson River. Centuries ago, immigrants journeyed over water to Albany from various parts of the world, establishing new communities and cultures throughout the city. Today those communities are as prevalent as ever –each spreading their influence and language throughout New York, sharing their culture with the surrounding community, and welcoming curious tourists from all parts of the globe.

Be a part of Albany’s growing international community. Learn a foreign language and make your mark on the capital’s linguistic melting pot. Whether you want to study a second (or third! or fourth!) language to get ahead in the workplace, travel abroad, or communicate with foreign friends and family, Language Trainers has the tools and tutor to help you achieve your goal. Take our free online language test to see how good your foreign language skills are. Then, contact us today and meet a native, qualified tutor in Albany.

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Interesting Language Facts

On average, bilingual pay differentials range between 5 and 20% per hour more than the position's base rate.

US federal law provides up to a $1,000 raise in monthly proficiency pay for bilingual military personnel.

1 in 2 people worldwide speak 2 or more languages.

Foreign Language Speakers
in ALBANY

15.2%
of population

No. of Immigrants
in ALBANY

11%
of population

Some of our Language Teachers in Albany

Nathan Edward

Language Taught: English, Spanish, French

Nathan is a native Spanish speaker with over ten years of teaching experience. He obtained his Master's in Spanish from UAlbany, and is currently enrolled there in a PhD program in Hispanic Literature. He also teaches English and accent softening to non-native speakers. In addition to teaching, he has experience in translation and interpretation.

Joyce

Language Taught: English

Joyce is an English teacher who is particularly experienced in social services and public health. She has served in several high-ranking administrative positions, and has even started her own non-profit company. She is most interested in non-profits and their role in the community.