Excuse the vanity but Answer English has been acknowledged as organising the best social events in town!  Yes according to Transitions Abroad website our Social Events make it into their Top Ten things to do in London.

In the Evening: Best Social  Event

Answer English language nights

Answer English language service is quite a new and small company, based in London, but they’ve come a long way in a short time. Originally catering to foreign students arriving in London and providing them with the full package of finding schools, accommodation and more, since last autumn the company has been branching out into informed social evenings that mix networking and language learning. These events take place several times a month and the emphasis is on meeting new people while improving your languages as well. So far there are Spanish, French, Italian and Mandarin nights, bringing together a wide variety of nationalities in centrally located London bars, e.g. Gerrard Street’s The Exchange Bar in the heart of London’s Chinatown. The choice of bar can’t be a coincidence – the evenings are firmly based around an exchange taking place, so that those who would like to improve their English also get a chance to practice with native speakers. Managing director James Herbertson says “I found that for many who come to the UK, it can be surprisingly difficult to meet and practice English with native speakers.” He also found that many English speakers, both British and American, wanted to improve other languages and the social evenings have attracted a fair share of expats. The company has plans for German and Japanese evenings and there’s even been calls for Russian, Hungarian and Polish.

Further information: www.answerenglish.co.uk/english-schools-social-activities.php

Getting there: Nearest underground stations are Piccadilly Circus on Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines and Leicester Square on Piccadilly and Northern lines. Address:The Exchange Bar, 32 Gerrard Street, Soho, London, W1D 6JA

Bookings: Online at www.answerenglish.co.uk or in person at the bar.

Full article to be found at: Transitions Abroad