French Language Course
French is spoken as a First Language in France, Haiti, Monaco and in parts of Switzerland, Belgium, Canada, and the US (notably in parts of Louisiana and New England region), and by various communities elsewhere around the world.
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German Language Course
German is the third most taught foreign language in the English- speaking world, after French and Spanish.
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Japanese Language Course
Japanese Language is actually called ‘NIHONGO’. While most people outside Japan refer to the language as ‘Japanese,’ native speakers actually call it ‘Nihongo.’ This is the same with the name ‘Japan,’ which is referred to as ‘Nihon’ or ‘Nippon’ in the native dialect.
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English Language and IELTS Course
TLS prepares you to write and clear the international certificate examination of IETLS at all levels. The course includes two Assessments which will help to measure your progress and put your knowledge to the test.
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Spanish Language Course
Spanish is a language originally from the northern area of Spain. It is the official language of Spain, most Latin American countries and Equatorial Guinea.The Spanish name for Spain is Espanol.
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Chinese Language Course
Chinese is spoken by about 1.3 billion people mainly in the People’s Republic of China, the Republic of China (Taiwan), Singapore and other parts of Southeast Asia.
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Arabic Language Course
MMB (Max Muller Bhavan) Exam Preparation, Test Series is Taken on Regular Basis. Extra-curricular Activities like Film Festival, Whats App Communication are conducted to Improve Students Communication Skills.
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Korean Language Course
The Korean language has existed for more than 1000 years, yet was initially written by utilizing Chinese characters until King Sejong the Great invented the Hangul alphabet in the 15th century.
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Soft Skills(Personality Development) Course
The word “skill” highlights the practical function. The term alone has a broad meaning, and describes a particular ability to complete tasks ranging from easier ones like “learning how to kick a ball” to harder ones like “learning how to be creative." In this specific instance, the word “skill” has to be interpreted as the ability to master hardly controlled actions.
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