Tag: gold coast
First day at Langports!
published by Anna on 28.01.2025
At Langports, we understand that your first day of learning away from home can be daunting. That’s why we want to make the process as simple and
Live like a Local on the Gold Coast!
published by Anna on 20.01.2025
Hi my name is Keely, and I am the new Langports Marketing and Communications officer – and a former Gold Coast local! I was lucky enough to grow
10 Fun facts about the Gold Coast
published by Anna on 21.06.2023
The Gold Coast is a popular tourist destination located in the south-east of Queensland, Australia. It is known for its stunning beaches, theme parks,
The pros and cons of engaging with different cultures
published by Anna on 11.05.2021
Why is it so valuable to make friends with people from different countries? Studying at Langports, you will have an amazing opportunity to meet countl
English – A Truly International Language
published by Anna on 06.04.2021
Hello from Langports! Today, we want to look at English and explain why it truly is an international language. Students often come to see us to ask wh
EXTRA-ordinary English ONLY
published by Anna on 24.02.2021
Everyone wants to be successful in life and the great majority of Langports’ students also think that being successful in English is a way to achiev
Every day is a good day
published by langports on 25.08.2020
G’day, mates! My name is Trang. I’m a second-year student from Vietnam which is a small country near China in Asia. My dream Coming to Aus
I will go back to my country and achieve my dream
published by langports on 31.07.2020
Hi, My name is Pham Viet Anh but normally in the school, my teacher and friends call me VA. Life in Vietnam I’m 21 years old and from Vietnam. I’v
Improve your Vocabulary and Speaking Skills
published by langports on 25.03.2020
Hello everyone, I’m Danielle one of the English teachers at the Langports Sydney campus. Throughout my teaching career, one of the questions I’ve
Christmas in Australia
published by langports on 04.12.2019
In Australia, we celebrate Christmas a little differently compared to our students from all over the world. The most obvious difference here is the we