Say YES to English
Yorkshire English School me ha ayudado a mejorar mi ingles, especialmente ayudarme en el habla y escrito. Los profesores y staff me han ayudado en buscar trabajo en Huddersfield.
Our former student Jaume gives his feedback on his time at Yes School, in Spanish
Our former student Stella gives her feedback on her time here at Yorkshire English School, in Chinese.
大家好，我是来自中国的Stella，我在Yeschool学习英语。我非常喜欢这所英语学校，这里的老师都很和蔼也很专业，给了我很大帮助，我还在这里认识了很多外国朋友。 推荐这所学校给需要学习英语的朋友们～～
Meet Jana, our student from the Czech Republic. She studied General English at Yorkshire English School in 2018-2019 to support her PhD studies. Jana was on the Erasmus exchange programme with Huddersfield University. She improved her speaking and writing English skills with YES. Please check out our website so we can help you improve your English too!
We encourage our students to debate various topics to help them improve their English. Debating is a good way to learn and practice English which improves students’ confidence and presentation skills.
Learning English can be fun and easy with interactive activities, debates, and games. Our teachers use various techniques to improve the practical English skills of students.
Come and join one of our lessons and learn English. Yorkshire English School is just opposite Huddersfield train station.
Are you interested in the history of railway stations? Here in Huddersfield is the second busiest station in West Yorkshire “Huddersfield railway station”. It is across the road from Yorkshire English School (YES) where I enjoyed studying English.
The station was designed by the architect James Pigott Pritchett and built by the firm of Joseph Kaye between 1846–1850 in the neoclassical style. The station is well known in architectural circles for its classical-style facade, with a portico of the Corinthian order, consisting of six columns in width and two in-depth, which dominates St George’s Square. The station frontage was described by John Betjeman as “the most splendid in England” and by Sir Nikolaus Pevsner as “one of the best early railway stations in England”.
Two pubs are within the station frontage, to each side of the main entrance: The Head Of Steam and The King’s Head (previously known as The Station Tavern). Both facilities are accessible from Platform 1. At the building’s entrance, the booking office is to the left and to the right are the train timetables and a newsagent.
The station connects the following cities; Manchester and Liverpool in the North West and Newcastle and Middlesbrough in the North East. Huddersfield railway station also connects to York, Scarborough and Hull via Leeds.
