Business English immersion programs.

Meet your coach

I am a Cambridge CELTA qualified English teacher from England. I have 29 years of experience in the UK, France, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and Russia - and once on a cruise ship around the world.

I speak French and Spanish. I know how it feels to work in a language that is not your own.

I work with one person at a time. My clients are people who are already successful, and who want to feel that way in English too.

I am a Brighton local and I love showing my city to people who come to work with me.

Qualifications: BA hons University of Sussex (Brighton, UK) , CEP Sciencespo (Aix-en-Provence, France) Cambridge CELTA (St Giles, Brighton, UK)

Previous positions: International House (Nice, France) , University of Nice (Nice, France), Intrepid English (Edinburgh, UK) , The English Studio (London, UK) , LSI (Auckland, New Zealand) , Holmes College (Sydney, Australia) , Highdown School (Reading, England) , Eurospeak (Reading, England), JET program (Kobe, Japan)

Jo Noble, one-to-one English immersion coach, Brighton

Speak to Jo

Book a free 30-minute video call. We can speak in English, French or Spanish.

Tell me what's happening at work and I'll tell you honestly if I can help, and the price.

Why Brighton?

London Gatwick Airport is 30 minutes by direct train, with flights from Paris, Lyon, Madrid and Barcelona.

Brighton is called ‘London by the sea’. It’s small, friendly and easy to walk around. People here are happy to talk to you.

You will hear real English at real speed- in cafés, in shops, on the beach, in the street. Many different accents. Not just the slow, careful voice of a teacher.

London is one hour away by direct train.

Where you stay

You choose your own hotel. Tell me your budget and I will recommend places I know, in the best areas of the city.

After a full day in English, you need your own quiet space.

Historical Seaside Destination

Brighton is on the south coast of England, 85 km from London. It began as a small fishing village. Then a king came here to swim in the sea, built a palace, and the town became famous.

Today it is a city with two universities, a Premier League football team, the famous pier and beach, excellent food, and the South Downs National Park next door.

Visitors from all over the world come to Brighton, the UK's most loved seaside destination.

Brighton Pavilion- a palace with multiple domes and minarets under a cloudy sky, surrounded by the Brighton pavilion park and gardens. Jo Lingo English immersion program students love the guided tours here.

Things to do

  • Stroll along the historic Brighton pier and promenade

  • Visit the Royal Pavilion, a palace by the sea

  • Shop in high-class boutiques in The Lanes

  • Enjoy the vibrant food scene in pubs and restaurants

  • Swim in the sea and relax on the famous Brighton pebble beach

  • Take in amazing views from the i360 tower

  • Browse bohemian stores in the North Laines

  • Explore many museums, theatres, and music venues

  • Play beach-side padel, volleyball, swim in the Sea Lanes 50 metre open air pool, have a sauna, take a boat trip

  • Walk in the South Downs National Park