Language classes (Raleigh, Cary: community college, teacher, places)

[Clever User Name]

Can anyone recommend a good place for language instruction? I am h**l bent on learning another language at some point in my life. I am considering French, Italian, maybe even German or Japanese. Can anyone recommend a good place for instruction that is in Raleigh (although I could go to Cary if need be)? I need a place that offers instruction on evenings or weekends. I've found some online, but I want to hear about others' experiences with various places. Thanks.

[DanielleNC]

Check out the community colleges and their continuing ed classes. They are almost always held in the evening.

[CaryPrincess]

They have quite a few language classes at Wake Tech - spanish, german, french and italian. I too am planning to take one.

[Zippy7fo]

Originally Posted by Clever User Name

Can anyone recommend a good place for language instruction? I am h**l bent on learning another language at some point in my life. I am considering French, Italian, maybe even German or Japanese. Can anyone recommend a good place for instruction that is in Raleigh (although I could go to Cary if need be)? I need a place that offers instruction on evenings or weekends. I've found some online, but I want to hear about others' experiences with various places. Thanks.

I am in the same boat...I'm trying to learn brasilian portuguese...I found a group on meetup.org. You might wanna check too...

[ferrickhead28]

I actually took a beginner's French class through Wake Tech. The class met in the evening at Millbrook High. I actually really liked it. I think the instructor actually taught at Wake Tech and this was his part time job. He was an actually French man, had a great sense of humor and was an excellent teacher. I really enjoyed it. (Plus, its cheap!)