Self-Access Learning Centre
Established in 2001, the Self-Access Learning Centre (SALC) is a place where students can study in a warm, welcoming environment, where they can access a large variety of materials, and where they can talk to a learning advisor about becoming more skilled learners and developing their language proficiency.
The SALC employs 10 learning advisors from Wales, Scotland, England, and Japan.
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