The capital of Barbados is situated in a wide bay sheltered from the southwest of the island. In the centre, the old colonial buildings adjoin modern office blocks, but, year by year, the city extends regularly in lands and along the coast, it counts henceforth about 100 000 inhabitants.
Bridgetown is the only really urban town of the island and its nerve center: the administrative buildings and the registered companies offices are next to the typically Caribbean markets there, swarming with life.
The historic heart of the city is the Dock, where, at the time of the transatlantic journeys, barges made the shuttle to put down the passengers of liners. The nautical activity decreased, the rare travelers who arrive by sea landing in the port in deep waters, more in the North, but yachts and fishing boats always use the Dock and their crews linger in bars as Waterfront Café. 
On the north bank of the Dock extends Trafalgar Square, a more reduced place than London square but also decorated with a statue of the admiral Nelson (without column). On the north side of the place Public High rise, built in the coral stone 1870s, in a neo Gothic style with broken bows. They are covered with red zinc and provide with windows with green Venetian blinds which protect perfectly from the sun while allowing no air passing. The public has access to the building called House of Assembly, seat of the Parliament of the Barbados (based in 1639). A series of stained glasses evokes various members of the British Monarchy, from Jacques 1st to Victoria.

Tuition program

• 1 lesson: 55 minutes
• Minimum age: 18
• Schedule : 8:45 AM - 12:00 PM
• Beginners are NOT accepted.
• School material. 
• 4 students per class.
• Airport transfers in/out between airport and hotel
• Internet, email. WIFI available.
• Excursions included in prices below: 2 half days (Tuesday and Thursday PM) + 1 full day (Saturday) per week.

• Test and attestation of language training.

tarting dates

Any Monday from January 3rd to December 16th.

School closing dates.