TEFL Glasgow
Join our weekend TEFL course in the heart of Glasgow. Our courses are held the Jurys Inn Hotel, 80 Jamaica Street, Glasgow.
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Places on courses are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.
Enrol on a course
TEFL Scotland weekend courses will provide you with the training and certification to find teaching English work anywhere in the world.
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Getting there
Road
Car parking is available in Oswald street at the NCP (opposite the hotel). It is £6 for 24 hours if you hand in your ticket at the hotel reception before you leave at the end of the day.
Air
The Jurys Inn, Glasgow is situated 11.0m/17.7km from Glasgow airport and 48.0m/77.2km from Prestwick airport.
Public Transport
Jurys Inn Glasgow is ideally located on Jamaica Street, adjacent to Central Station and just 5 minutes from Queen Street Station. This Glasgow hotel overlooks the River Clyde and is easily accessible from the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre. Close to great shopping and all the major attractions of Glasgow, Jurys Inn is the perfect choice for business or leisure travellers.
Food & drink
A wide selection of bars, cafes and restaurants are all readily available.
Accommodation
View a wide range of accommodation to suit your budget, www.visitscotland.com
Local attractions
Glasgow was the UK's City of Architecture and Design in 1999 and its architecture is certainly an attraction in itself. Central Glasgow's Manhattan-style town planning affords many sweeping vistas of the city's impressive Victorian buildings, dotted with little gems from the medieval to the present day. But its the Art Nouveau 'Glasgow Style' for which the city has become famous, and no one should miss the work of one of Glasgow's most celebrated sons, architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Glasgow is also a shoppers' paradise, second only to London for sheer volume and variety. It's also just so stylish too, with funky bars, boutique hotels and vibrant nightlife.
The city's arts scene is world-class. Over 200 arts organisations, including Scottish Ballet and Scottish Opera, are based there, creating cutting-edge productions and attracting high-profile exhibitions that led to the city being crowned as a European City of Culture.
