Based on the Penryn Campus - part of Falmouth University - Language Tree is located in the perfect place to explore Cornwall.
Cornwall is a county with a rich cultural history that is not well-known outside of the United Kingdom.
Unlike other language schools based in big cities, Language Tree offers you a unique experience to connect with the specific culture of this captivating part of England. Our enthusiastic teachers will share their local knowledge with you on a truly unforgettable and one-of-a-kind language holiday. As you travel around the region, you will learn more about its important role in the Industrial Revolution as one of the most significant regions in the world for mining. With the longest stretch of coastline in the UK, you can discover Cornwall's fascinating maritime history linked to exploration, fishing and pirates! |
While tin mining and piracy may have disappeared into history and legend, their impact is still felt throughout the region and the county's fascinating past will be brought to life during your time studying with us at Language Tree.
Falmouth & Penryn Campus
Falmouth University has become one of the UK's leading Arts Universities. As such, Falmouth is a vibrant seaside town, home to a welcoming creative community and host to a huge selection of festivals, events and thriving local businesses.
This modern university campus provides us a perfect base to explore the whole of Cornwall. Every week you will join our brilliant range of excursions and activities that will introduce you to the wonderful county of Cornwall.
This modern university campus provides us a perfect base to explore the whole of Cornwall. Every week you will join our brilliant range of excursions and activities that will introduce you to the wonderful county of Cornwall.
Cornish Art & Culture
Cornwall has been a source of inspiration for painters, sculpters, poets & writers for centuries.
Its unique scenery has been captured in TV series like Poldark and by famous writers such as Daphne du Maurier and Rosamund Pilcher. These days Cornwall is still a hub for creatives with fantastic local theatre troups (such as Miracle Theatre and Wildworks), venues like the Minack Theatre, The Cornish Bank and the Hall for Cornwall, creative charities (Leach Pottery, The Poly) and much more! Sports & Outdoors Activities
With its stunning beaches, temperate climate and special landscape, Cornwall is a popular destination for watersports, coast walks and a host of outdoor activities.
We love spending time outdoors with our students. Be it local football tournaments, surfing lessons, coast walks, volleyball games or BBQs on the beach, there are so many ways for you to enjoy spending time in the fresh Cornish air. |
Have a look on our Visit Cornwall page or our Social Activities & Excursions page to get an idea of all the different things you will get to do on our courses.