Giveaway: WIN an Amazon Fire 7 Tablet!
Studyseed CIC • Sep 03, 2017
We are giving away an Amazon Fire 7 Tablet for our September 2017 Giveaway.
To enter our giveaway, visit the entry page at: https://www.studyseed.co.uk/win
Studyseed CIC are giving away an Amazon Fire 7 Tablet to celebrate the launch of our 2017 Autumn Term after-school classes. We have 28 weekly classes running from our centre in Craigavon, Co. Armagh - including focused tuition towards the Northern Ireland Transfer Test, GCSE tuition, Primary literacy and numeracy support, Adult Essential Skills and French, Spanish and Portuguese language classes. Our home tutors in Craigavon, Lisburn, Banbridge and Portadown are also currently accepting new clients for the Autumn 2017 Term - please contact us for our latest availabilities.
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