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Students converge on Noosa

By JONATHON HOWARD

NOOSA has long been a favourite stopping point for international tourists, but it appears many international students are also eager to study English in Noosa.
Lexis English School in Noosa celebrated its largest enrolment of students on record this week, with more than 80 students from across the globe signing up.
They have come from all corners of the globe including El Salvador, Brazil, Japan, Korea and the list goes on.
The three-month course offers international students the chance to learn or touch up on their English, while enjoying the natural beauty and Noosa’s laidback lifestyle.
In celebration of the large intake, Lexis English School teamed up with Shades Cafe and Wine Bar in Noosa Junction, to serve up a barbecue for the hungry students.
The Lexi School has been teaching students in Noosa since 1989, trading initially as Global Village English Centre, before it was rebranded in 2011.

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