Learning a language

Zirax · 03-01-2008, 01:34

This was on the list last year but I never got around to it due to moving around with work. Essentially the sector head owes me a few favours at the moment. Technical stuff I can look at remotely and learn, however when it comes to stuff like this, I learn best in a classroom environment.

I am looking at say a one week 9 - 5 course as an initial kick up the butt. Now this is where I get rather lost, is there such thing as a recommended adult learning college/place resource list? The going rate for courses seems to be £250, but that seems too cheap.

Now you are gonna ask what language...... hmmm. One of my holiday spots I'm looking to head to the far East in the future, maybe european... i'm not sure.

03-01-2008, 01:34	#1
Zirax Goes up to 11! Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 4,577	Learning a language This was on the list last year but I never got around to it due to moving around with work. Essentially the sector head owes me a few favours at the moment. Technical stuff I can look at remotely and learn, however when it comes to stuff like this, I learn best in a classroom environment. I am looking at say a one week 9 - 5 course as an initial kick up the butt. Now this is where I get rather lost, is there such thing as a recommended adult learning college/place resource list? The going rate for courses seems to be £250, but that seems too cheap. Now you are gonna ask what language...... hmmm. One of my holiday spots I'm looking to head to the far East in the future, maybe european... i'm not sure.