Language & Travel Blog

Wiseward is not one stand-alone company. We work with a tapestry of foreign language schools to give you as much variety in your travel and language immersion as possible. In the coming weeks I will be taking you on a journey across Europe and highlighting some of the fantastic locations that our partner schools are based in, together taking an in-depth look at some of the great courses and language experiences that they offer.

Wiseward is not one stand-alone company. We work with a tapestry of foreign language schools to give you as much variety in your travel and language immersion as possible. In the coming weeks I will be taking you on a journey across Europe and highlighting some of the fantastic locations that our partner schools are based in, together taking an in-depth look at some of the great courses and language experiences that they offer.

Have you ever wanted to learn a second language but doubted yourself before you’ve even started learning? Maybe you’ve tried a few words in Russian or dabbled in Japanese, only to feel overwhelmed by complex grammar or difficult pronunciation. Here’s some good news: if you’re looking for an easy way to become bilingual, Spanish flows right off the tongue – especially if you already know English or other European languages.

Wiseward is not one stand-alone company. We work with a tapestry of foreign language schools to give you as much variety in your travel and language immersion as possible. In the coming weeks I will be taking you on a journey across Europe and highlighting some of the fantastic locations that our partner schools are based in, together taking an in-depth look at some of the great courses and language experiences that they offer.

If you're a teacher of languages, you're already part of one of the most rewarding professions – guiding students to think beyond borders, speak across cultures and develop skills that can change their futures. But even the most passionate educators sometimes hit a plateau.

Wiseward is not one stand-alone company. We work with a tapestry of foreign language schools to give you as much variety in your travel and language immersion as possible. In the coming weeks I will be taking you on a journey across Europe and highlighting some of the fantastic locations that our partner schools are based in, together taking an in-depth look at some of the great courses and language experiences that they offer.

As a teacher of foreign languages, it can be challenging to get students to engage with the repetitive commitment that it takes to learn a language. All the dedication that goes into lesson planning, activity making and homework scheduling all while trying to adhere to the curriculum can get wasted if students are not focused on their lessons but thinking about the outside world. But why not bring some entertainment into the classroom? Not only can interactive activities and games be a great way to energise students and keep them excited about language learning, it can also be the key to bonding with your class and ensuring that you don’t get lost in mark schemes and past papers. Students of all ages could never to say no to a game of bingo.

With roots that span centuries, Spanish dance is not a monolithic tradition but a diverse collection of styles that reflect Spain’s rich traditions and deep-rooted cultural pride. From Andalusia to Galicia, each region contributes its own unique rhythms, movements and meanings. Historically, dance in Spain has played multiple roles: it has been a medium for storytelling, a feature of religious and community celebrations and a way to pass down cultural values through generations. Today, it continues to be a living tradition – taught in schools, performed at festivals and adapted by contemporary artists – demonstrating its enduring relevance in both rural and urban contexts. Whether performed in formal venues or public squares, Spanish dance remains a powerful expression of identity and heritage.