Courses in London & Online

Suitable for complete beginners. This communicative class emphasises the practical use of the language.

Come to join this complete beginners course to learn Cornish.



Why not also join our lively online Cornish taster session in September? Search using the course code LHT1.

Start learning Scottish Gaelic this September! Suitable for complete beginners.



Course LE011: in-person in Central London



Course LE010: live online classes. Learn Gaelic in this communicative course. Suitable for complete beginners, which also provides an introduction to Gaelic culture, poetry and songs.

Suitable if you have completed the first three modules of Danish beginners (approximately 1 year of study) or equivalent.

This course for beginners is suitable if you already speak a Romance language such as Spanish, French, Portuguese or Romanian. It might also be suitable if you would like to learn at a much faster pace. This course, together with Italian rapidamente: module 2 and Italian rapidamente: module 3 covers years one and two (Italian 1 and Italian 2 Lower) of our Italian programme. Expect more homework than in other courses.

Learn to speak Hungarian and develop your speaking and listening skills in these communicative classes, which emphasise the practical use of the language. Suitable for complete beginners.

Suitable for complete beginners wanting to learn this fascinating Celtic language.







Note that we are running a taster in September if you would like to experience learning Irish, search for "Irish taster".

Start your Swedish learning journey with City Lit! Our fun and interactive courses are suitable for complete beginners.



Choose either an in-person course in Covent Garden or live online sessions.

Learn strategies to help you speak more easily. You'll also work on becoming less sensitive about stammering, reducing avoidance strategies and developing self confidence. Designed specifically for people who stammer /stutter.

This online literature course explores representations of solitude in recent fiction and memoir. Reading twentieth- and twenty-first-century texts, we’ll consider experiences of solitude across rural and urban settings, from remote islands to crowded cities. How is solitude shaped by places, culture, gender, age and technology?

From America's domestic expansion and boom in the 1950s, this online intertextual course explores the political, social and cultural context of 1950s America through a study of literature, history, music, film and art of the period. With different tutors for each specialism, the course provides a 'taster' in each subject as a gateway to further study in understanding this fascinating period in American culture and society.