AfriForum Worldwide’s World Guide brings together South African businesses from all over the world, expands your network and makes the world feel a little smaller. This platform offers access to a diverse range of businesses, from restaurants and guesthouses to essential service providers, making it a handy companion even when you’re travelling.

With more than 40 categories available, you can easily find the right service provider. This week’s spotlight falls on Listen & Learn in the United Kingdom and Ireland – a proud contributor to the World Guide.

Read more about Listen & Learn

Listen & Learn offers a variety of options that fit anyone’s schedule. Decide whether you want to learn Afrikaans for business use or for general use. Do you want to brush up your Afrikaans skills or are you starting from scratch? There is something for everyone.

Getting started is easy. Visit their website, register and choose the option that works best for you. One-on-one sessions, group sessions, individual Skype sessions or group Skype sessions, open and closed group sessions and more.

Listen & Learn offers not only Afrikaans lessons, you can even learn Mandarin at Listen & Learn. So, what are you waiting for? Let Listen & Learn open a new world of language learning for you and get started today.

With AfriForum Worldwide’s World Guide, you not only become part of a dynamic business network; it is also a platform to establish a support network for those days when longing for your people weighs heavily on your heart. Make sure your business is listed on our World Guide – click the link to become part of this growing community.

Register your business on the World Guide and tell us about your network – we’d love to hear from you at wereldwyd@afriforum.co.za. Feel free to let us know about your favourite local businesses or your experiences abroad.

Contact Listen & Learn

Click here to visit the Listen & Learn website.

Click here for Listen & Learn on AfriForum Worldwide’s World Guide.

Also read: Business in the spotlight: Kerk in Afrikaans