If you are interested in an accommodation in London you have the chance to choose a studio, shared flat or a room from this list.

Do you like Spanish food?  Are you fan of Spanish wine as well?
If so than we have a great offer for you:
The Pamplona Spanish Institute will do a wine tasting session at the Language Show this weekend on Sunday, 2nd November from 13:15 until 14:00.  True to the maxim: Explore Spain through your taste buds!
You have the chance to try complementary Navarrese wine and typical cheeses in this fabulous Spanish fiesta. Discover this magical area of Spain with its romantic vineyards, cidermaking houses and vibrant events such as the Vegetable Festival or the famous Pinchos (mini-snack) making competition.
But hurry up! You will just have 45 minutes to experience a piece of Spain.
And if you are really impressed you have the chance to book a Spanish course as well to get the full package of Spain.  This event is taking place at the Language Show on Sunday at Olympia.

The greatest event of the week without doubt was the Treasure Hunt. Answer English organized for over 40 students from Regent School an afternoon full of fun and English history.

The students got a worksheet which was divided into three different parts regarding general knowledge about events and dates in English history. The first part was about answering questions from a speech about the naval hero Horatio Nelson. Secondly they had to ask the public to answer their questions.  The third part was about paintings from the National Gallery so they had to answer the questions inside the building.

At the end we had two lucky winners who friendly shared their sweeties with their team members.All in all the students had a lot of fun and improved their general knowledge at the same time.  We would like to thank you for the great positive feedback and looking forward doing the next Treasure Hunt!

On Monday 3 & Tuesday 4 November Answer English will be shut.  We are attending ICEF Berlin – a language industry fair – and meeting schools from all around the world.  This includes English destinations like the USA, Canada and Ireland, and other languages like French and Spanish.

This means that there will be NO Monday night English practice on Monday 3 November.  Instead we will have this session on Wednesday 5 November at 17:30 – 18:30.

If there is something you need assistance with please first speak to your language school client services team or accommodation provider.  If the situation persists we will endeavour to solve everything on our return on Wednesday 5 November.  If you have an emergency please call James on: +44 7946 534 814.  If his answer phone is on please clearly leave your name and number and he will call you back.

Great news for our students!

London - British Museum offers all students 4 weeks for the price of 3 on General English plus Conversation (20 hours) Courses.

So you have the chance to improve your English skills and save £175 at the same time.

This is only available between now and December.

If you are interested in this special offer please Contact us.

Great news for our students!

Are looking for a room in the funky area of Camden Town? Then we have a fantastic offer for you!  We have new accommodation available over the winter period.

These study rooms are managed directly by Tti School and are kept clean and well equipped. All rooms have a desk where you can do your homework in peace and you can enjoy free Wi-Fi broadband internet access.

This is a perfect option if you prefer to be independent and cook for yourself and it’s a great way to get to know other students studying at Tti and practise your English.

Premium rooms are next door to Tti, and a maximum of 4 residents share kitchen and bathroom in each flat.
All the self catering study rooms are within walking distance of Tti School of English.

Pricelist:

Arrival and departure can only be arranged for Saturdays or Sundays in this accommodation.

Please remember there is a £40 accommodation Tti School of English booking fee for each room. This is a one off payment.  If you are interested in booking these rooms up please don’t hesitate to Contact Answer English.

The 2008 Language Show is one of the UK’s biggest events and is a must for people who have a passion for language. The Show is located in Olympia 2 Exhibition Venue and is perfect for language enthusiasts to improve their skills for learning or teaching English with over 80 free and 160 exhibitors – everything in an entertaining way!
If you are an EFL or ESOL teacher this is a great chance for you because The Language Show offers a lot of possibilities to support and improve classroom teaching.
Also The Language Recruitment Fair takes place of the Language Show (31st October and 1st November). This is called to be an amazing event to have the chance to meet potential new employers face-to-face.
All in all don’t miss this great event!

The Pamplona Learning Spanish Institute has a special offer for their students for 2008/2009.

If you book a 3, 4 or 5 week course then the 3rd week is FREE!

If you book a course of 6 or more weeks (maximum of 21 weeks) and weeks 5 and 6 are FREE!

The condition is that your course must begin and end between 20th October 2008 and 27th March 2009.

For more information please follow this link: www.pamplonaspanishinstitute.com
carmen@plsi.es

LONDRA MULTICULTURALE

Londra è veramente la capitale multiculturale d’Europa: qui è possibile fare un giro del mondo di sapori, ritmi, colori e religioni. La moschea centrale di Baker Street, il tempio induista di Neasden o quello buddista di Wimbledon sono soltanto alcuni degli edifici di interesse architettonico e culturale che Londra offre. Africa e Carabi sono di casa nel sud, ad Elephant & Castle, Brixton, Peckham, ma anche Hackney ad est; la comunità bengalese vive nell’East End (Brick Lane ed il mercato di Whitechapel sono alcuni esempi), ma atmosfere asiatiche si respirano anche ad ovest, Southall, e alcune zone del nord; non dimentichiamo poi la famosissima Chinatown a Soho. In tutti questi luoghi puoi trovare cibo, musica, abbigliamento ed oggetti tradizionali.

Suggerimento: Il Carnevale di Notting Hill è indubbiamente il festival di strada più conosciuto di Londra e vi si riversano ogni anno migliaia di persone tra musiche assordanti e fiumi di birra. Se però quello che cercate sono ritmi e costumi autentici il Carnaval del Pueblo, che si tiene ad Agosto ad Elephant & Castle, è quello che fa per voi.

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MULTICULTURAL LONDON

London is really the multicultural capital city of Europe: here it is possible to travel around the world with flavours, rhythms, colours and religions. The Central Mosque in Baker Street, the Hindu Temple in Neasden and the Buddhist one in Wimbledon are only few of the buildings of achitectural and cultural interest in London. Africa and Caribbean are living in the south, in Elephant & Castle, Brixton, Peckham, but also Hackney in the east; the Bengali community resides in the East End (Brick Lane and Whitechapel are some examples), but Asian atmospheres are breathed in the west too, Southall, and some zones of the north; we don’t have to forget the well-known Chinatown in Soho. In all these areas you can find traditional food, music, clothes and crafts.

Tip: Notting Hill Carnival is undoubtedly the most popular street event in London and it hosts thousands of people every year, among deafening music and floods of beer. If you are looking for true rhythms and costumes however, the Carnaval del Pueblo, taking place on August in Elephant & Castle, is right for you.

LONDRA MERCATI

Londra è conosciuta per i suoi mercati, che sono una tappa obbligatoria per chi visita la città. I più famosi sono quelli di Camden Town e Portobello Road, che sicuramente valgono una visita, ma in ogni parte della città puoi trovare interessanti mercatini, soprattutto la domenica.

Consiglio: Il mio suggerimento è quello di trascorrere una domenica mattina nell’East End londinese, dove in un’area molto ristretta puoi visitare 4 mercati tutti diversi tra loro: Petticoat Lane (abbigliamento sicuramente economico ma senza molte pretese), Spitalfield Market (bella la struttura e variegati gli espositori: artigianato, abbigliamento, vintage…), Brick Lane (anche qui si trova un po’ di tutto, dall’artigianato all’abbigliamento, oltre a profumi e sapori di tutto il mondo. Lungo la strada inoltre musica, oggetti di seconda mano, gallerie di giovani artisti, negozi di abbigliamento vintage, tessuti, coloratissimi bar e profumi d’oriente) e per finire Columbia Road (sede di un piccolo e grazioso mercato di fiori, circondato da negozi pieni di oggetti curiosi e caratteristici pub). Se poi si pensa di rimanere in zona per la serata, a pochi passi ci sono Shoredich ed Hoxton, pieni di locali decisamente alla moda.

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LONDON MARKETS

London is known for its markets and you can’t come to London without visiting at least one of them. The most popular ones are Camden Town and Portobello Road, and they are certainly worth a visit, but each borough has got its own smaller markets, particularly on Sundays, and some are very interesting.

Tip: I suggest to spend one Sunday morning in the East End, where in a very restricted area you can visit 4 different markets: Petticoat Lane (certainly cheap clothes but also very basic ones), Spitalfield Market (a beautiful structure and variegated expositors: crafts, clothes, vintage articles…), Brick Lane (here as well you can find many different things, from crafts to clothes, besides smells and flavours from all around the world. Along the street also music, second hand objects, young artists retails, vintage clothes or fabrics shops, colorful bars and oriental fragrances) ending with Columbia Road (where a small pretty flowers market takes place, surrounded by shops filled with curious objects and characteristic pubs). If you then think about staying around for the night, Shoredich and Hoxton are at walking distance, with all their trendy restaurants, bars and clubs.