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Croatian Language School Culture And Language Course 2020
It won’t be long now before we have to close the enrolment for our 2020 Culture and Language Course to
0Croats in Kent
Brian Gallagher visits Whitstable’s Half Croatian Cafe-Bar, Amedea. 26-year-old Ed Thomas runs the Amedea in Whitstable, Kent, which he describes
0Rijeka 2020 And Much More!
Goran Moravček, one of our guides for the 2020 Croatian Language School Culture and Language Trip, tells us a little
0A Croatian in Suffolk Making The Best Of Local Produce!
Croatian born Olga Owen now lives in Suffolk and makes award-winning, mouth-watering jams, relishes, fudge and other delicious goodies. As
0Case Study 10 – Christian Galli
Christian Galli is a medical doctor with a business in the pharmaceutical industry. Born in Germany, of Hungarian descent, he
0Rijeka 2020 – European City of Culture – Fact Finding Trip
After our sortie inland for this year’s summer school, next year – 20th to 27th June 2020 – we will
0Dahna Borojević – A Croatian Theatre Producer In London
Dahna Borojević is an international theatre producer from Croatia. After obtaining an MA in English language and comparative literature at
0Photographer Ian Middleton Features Ćunski, Our Summer School Base on Lošinj.
Ian Middleton has taken some amazing photos of the beach in Ćunski, on Lošinj island, the base for our Croatian
0Croats In London; Cybertourism Expert Domagoj Bebić
In the next of our occasional series of Q and As with Croats in London, Brian Gallagher explores the work
0Slavonia and Baranja – Lifting The Veil On The Real Croatia
Julia Molden reports on this year’s summer culture and language trip: This year’s summer school has taken a turn inland
0Case Study 9 – Norra Mirošević
Norra and her husband, Dalibor, first visited Croatia together in 2001 and liked it so much they invested in property
0Tennis in Croatia
With Wimbledon in full swing, it seems fitting to have a look at Croatia’s prowess in tennis and the remarkable
0Case Study 8 – Philip Paspa
Philip Paspa lives in Hickory, a small town in North Carolina, USA, but was very nearly born in Croatia. He
0From California, Via Croatia, Learning To Paint On Glass, To A Studio And Room Of Her Own In Sussex!
The Croatian Language School Chats To Artist Melanie Hodge Who Practices A Specialist Form Of Art – Painting On Glass
0Author And Anthropologist, Andrea Pisac Freskura, Shares Her Croatian Insights And Tips
We’re delighted that Andrea Pisac Freskura agreed to talk to us this month on a range of Croatia related subjects,
0Croatian Language School Student, Ashley Colburn, Sings Into The Finals Of Zvijezde Pjevaju
Not only is Ashley Colburn a talented and hardworking linguist, she can hold a tune too! She’s only gone and
0Case Study 7 – Sara & Chris Warby
Sara Warby and her husband, Chris, fell in love with the Pelješac peninsula on a sailing holiday in 2003 and
0CLS Founder, Linda Rabuzin, Features on Tportal News Website
Recently, Croatian Language School Founder, Linda Rabuzin, was interviewed by Ivana Barišić for the giant telecom company website, tportal.hr. And
0Singing (In Croatian) With The Stars!
We don’t often bathe in the reflected glory of our students but, this week, we are making a notable exception:
0Case Study 6 – Mike Forbes
Mike Forbes spent most of his working life in the Royal Navy, leaving when he was 45, and settling in
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