Linguaphone Group English Language Training Centers
The Linguaphone Group has a global network of English language training centers for adults and children worldwide across Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa. The Group has centers in Japan, France, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Algeria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Portugal and India. Linguaphone China has more than 20 centers, with the Eastern China Area managed by Warren Ching, a Chinese American.
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