3 other Languages language classes in London

Compare in-person Other Languages language classes by level, schedule, topic and start date

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3 classes found

ClassProvider / VenueScheduleDurationTeacher
Morley CollegeWaterloo Campus
6 Jan 2027
18:30 - 20:302 hour class
Short course6 weeks
£170
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Latin Set Book
BirkbeckCampus, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HX
13 Jan 2027
18:00 - 21:003 hour class
Short course10 weeks
£355
OtherLanguagesTeacher
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WM College44 Crowndale Road, London NW1 1TR
15 May 2027
10:00 - 16:006 hour class
Taster class3 weeks
£234
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  • Starts Wed 6 Jan

    Yoruba Beginners: Stage 1 - 6th January 2027

    Wed 6 Jan, 18:30 - 20:306 weeksMorley CollegeWaterlooCampus
    6 weeksWed 18:30£170
    IderaoluwaShittuWaterloo Campus
    IderaoluwaShittu
    Waterloo Campus
    £170
  • Starts Wed 13 Jan

    Latin Set Book

    Wed 13 Jan, 18:00 - 21:0010 weeksBirkbeckCampus,MaletStreet,LondonWC1E7HX
    10 weeksWed 18:00£355
    OtherLanguagesTeacherBirkbeck Campus
    Other
    Languages
    Teacher
    Birkbeck CampusMalet Street, London WC1E 7HX
    £355
  • Starts Sat 15 May

    Ceramics taster: Bengali inspired tiles of mythology, flora and life

    Sat 15 May, 10:00 - 16:003 weeksWM College44CrowndaleRoad,LondonNW11TR
    3 weeksSat 10:00£234
    TBCTBCWM College
    TBC
    WM College44 Crowndale Road, London NW1 1TR
    £234

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Frequently asked questions

I’m a complete beginner. Which language class in London should I start with?

If you are completely new to a language, start with an absolute beginner class, beginner level 1 course or introductory language class. These classes are usually designed for adults with no previous experience and cover basic pronunciation, greetings, simple conversation, everyday vocabulary and the first building blocks of grammar.

Should I choose an absolute beginner, beginner or improver language class?

Choose an absolute beginner class if you have never studied the language before. Choose a beginner class if you know a few basics but cannot yet hold a simple conversation. Choose an improver class if you have studied the language before and want to build fluency, confidence and accuracy. If you are unsure, start lower rather than higher so the class does not feel too fast.

What is the easiest language class if I just want to try it once?

Look for a language taster, short introductory workshop or beginner-friendly conversation class. These are usually better than a long course if you want to try a language before committing to several weeks. Choose a class that clearly says it is suitable for beginners or people with no previous experience.

Which language should I learn first?

Choose a language based on why you want to learn. French, Spanish and Italian can be good choices for travel and culture. Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Arabic and Russian may feel more challenging but can be rewarding if you are interested in those countries, scripts or cultures. The best first language is usually the one you are most motivated to keep practising.

Are in-person language classes better than learning with an app?

Apps can help with vocabulary and daily practice, but in-person language classes give you live speaking practice, correction, listening, pronunciation help and the motivation of learning with other people. If your goal is to actually speak the language, an in-person class can be a useful complement to self-study.

How many language classes are currently listed on Learn.London?

Learn.London currently lists 3 language classes in London. These include Other Languages from 3 London providers.

Which London providers offer language classes?

Learn.London currently lists language classes from 3 London providers, including Birkbeck, Morley College and WM College. Use the provider column in the table to compare language schools, adult learning providers, cultural institutes and specialist tutors by location, price, schedule and language.

Can I find evening or weekend language classes on Learn.London?

Yes. Learn.London currently lists 2 evening language classes and 1 weekend language classes in London. Use the day and time columns to compare language classes that fit around work, study or other commitments.

Can I compare language classes by price, location and duration?

Yes. The language classes table lets you compare classes by price, location, provider, level, language, start date, day, time and duration. Prices currently range from £170 to £355, based on the classes listed on Learn.London.

How do I use the table to find the most suitable language class?

Start by filtering for your level, then narrow the table by language, day, time, location, price and duration. This helps you quickly separate absolute beginner courses from conversation classes, improver courses, intensive workshops, evening classes and weekend language classes.