Influent

Cape Town, South Africa

With Influent’s homestay language programme, you’ll step into an immersive world of English, living and learning in your teacher’s home in the heart of Cape Town, South Africa. This unique opportunity combines structured one-on-one lessons with constant day-to-day interaction in English, helping you gain confidence and fluency faster than ever.

Outside of your lessons, you'll naturally apply what you've learned—whether over shared meals, during relaxed conversations, or through tailored local activities. From cultural outings to fun hobbies and excursions, every moment is a chance to deepen your understanding and make real-life connections in English.

Influent carefully selects experienced teachers and welcoming host families, ensuring that each home provides a safe, supportive, and inspiring environment for your language adventure. Discover the rhythm of life in Cape Town while building real communication skills that last a lifetime.

Imagine waking up in the vibrant city of Cape Town, South Africa, where every conversation, every shared meal, every adventure outside your door becomes part of your language journey. With Influent’s immersive home tuition experience, learning English goes far beyond the classroom — it becomes your way of life.

Live under the same roof as your teacher, where daily life becomes your learning lab. Lessons are tailored just for you, and the learning continues effortlessly as you chat over breakfast, explore local markets, or dive into cultural experiences unique to Cape Town. You won’t just study English — you’ll live it.

Our trusted teachers are not only experts in education, but also warm hosts who welcome you into their homes with care and enthusiasm. Every home is personally inspected by Influent to ensure comfort, safety, and a nurturing environment.

Let Influent guide you on a language adventure where fluency feels like a natural part of the journey — and where Cape Town becomes your unforgettable classroom.

10 hours of private language lessons per week:

• Accommodation in your teacher’s home.
• Meals and social interaction with your host.

Choose the number of language lessons you require and personalise your Programme according to your needs, interests and preferences with a multitude of options and specialisations to choose from. Some things cannot be learnt by studying in the traditional way, fluency is achieved through living the language, using the target language constantly and in your everyday life. Culture, entertainment, leisure and current events are embedded in people’s language and are as much part of the language learning process as the lessons.

Apply what you have learnt during your lessons, and practice your language skills through varied activities with your host. The nature of the activities depends on your interests, as well as the area the host family is located in. Activities are decided between you and your host and can include bowling, mini-golf, a sports event, a ball game, cinema, theatre, a local museum, an art gallery, an aquarium, a wildlife park, a bus tour, a walking sightseeing tour, cooking/baking, shopping, filmography, conversation practise & debates, board games, nature walks, pick-your-own farm, a local festival or event, a street or farmer’s market, an outdoor outing (beach, picnic, lake, etc.), historic downtown, a typical local village, a local place of interest, volunteering for a cause or getting involved in a community project, afternoon tea or country pub (18+), arts & crafts, ice-skating, race courses, etc.

All costs are included: the transport, entrance fees (if applicable) and activity expenses for the student and the accompanying person.

15 hours of private language lessons per week:

• Accommodation in your teacher’s home.
• Meals and social interaction with your host.

Choose the number of language lessons you require and personalise your Programme according to your needs, interests and preferences with a multitude of options and specialisations to choose from. Some things cannot be learnt by studying in the traditional way, fluency is achieved through living the language, using the target language constantly and in your everyday life. Culture, entertainment, leisure and current events are embedded in people’s language and are as much part of the language learning process as the lessons.

Apply what you have learnt during your lessons, and practice your language skills through varied activities with your host. The nature of the activities depends on your interests, as well as the area the host family is located in. Activities are decided between you and your host and can include bowling, mini-golf, a sports event, a ball game, cinema, theatre, a local museum, an art gallery, an aquarium, a wildlife park, a bus tour, a walking sightseeing tour, cooking/baking, shopping, filmography, conversation practise & debates, board games, nature walks, pick-your-own farm, a local festival or event, a street or farmer’s market, an outdoor outing (beach, picnic, lake, etc.), historic downtown, a typical local village, a local place of interest, volunteering for a cause or getting involved in a community project, afternoon tea or country pub (18+), arts & crafts, ice-skating, race courses, etc.

All costs are included: the transport, entrance fees (if applicable) and activity expenses for the student and the accompanying person.

15 hours of private language lessons per week:

• Accommodation in your teacher’s home.
• Meals and social interaction with your host.

Choose the number of language lessons you require and personalise your Programme according to your needs, interests and preferences with a multitude of options and specialisations to choose from. Some things cannot be learnt by studying in the traditional way, fluency is achieved through living the language, using the target language constantly and in your everyday life. Culture, entertainment, leisure and current events are embedded in people’s language and are as much part of the language learning process as the lessons.

Apply what you have learnt during your lessons, and practice your language skills through varied activities with your host. The nature of the activities depends on your interests, as well as the area the host family is located in. Activities are decided between you and your host and can include bowling, mini-golf, a sports event, a ball game, cinema, theatre, a local museum, an art gallery, an aquarium, a wildlife park, a bus tour, a walking sightseeing tour, cooking/baking, shopping, filmography, conversation practise & debates, board games, nature walks, pick-your-own farm, a local festival or event, a street or farmer’s market, an outdoor outing (beach, picnic, lake, etc.), historic downtown, a typical local village, a local place of interest, volunteering for a cause or getting involved in a community project, afternoon tea or country pub (18+), arts & crafts, ice-skating, race courses, etc.

All costs are included: the transport, entrance fees (if applicable) and activity expenses for the student and the accompanying person.

The course includes lessons plus 3 activities such as cooking, shopping, bowling, mini-golf, visits to local places of interest and the related costs.

Choose from the following: Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Castle Of Good Hope, District Six Museum, Constantia Wine Tasting (18+), Cape Point Nature Reserve, Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art, South African Museum & Company Gardens, Planetarium, Kalk or Hout Bay Shopping.

The course includes lessons plus 4 activities such as cooking, shopping, bowling, mini-golf, visits to local places of interest and the related costs.

Choose from the following: Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Castle Of Good Hope, District Six Museum, Constantia Wine Tasting (18+), Cape Point Nature Reserve, Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art, South African Museum & Company Gardens, Planetarium, Kalk or Hout Bay Shopping.

The course includes lessons plus 5 activities such as cooking, shopping, bowling, mini-golf, visits to local places of interest and the related costs.

Choose from the following: Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Castle Of Good Hope, District Six Museum, Constantia Wine Tasting (18+), Cape Point Nature Reserve, Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art, South African Museum & Company Gardens, Planetarium, Kalk or Hout Bay Shopping.

Imagine waking up in the vibrant city of Cape Town, South Africa, where every conversation, every shared meal, every adventure outside your door becomes part of your language journey. With Influent’s immersive home tuition experience, learning English goes far beyond the classroom — it becomes your way of life.

Live under the same roof as your teacher, where daily life becomes your learning lab. Lessons are tailored just for you, and the learning continues effortlessly as you chat over breakfast, explore local markets, or dive into cultural experiences unique to Cape Town. You won’t just study English — you’ll live it.

Our trusted teachers are not only experts in education, but also warm hosts who welcome you into their homes with care and enthusiasm. Every home is personally inspected by Influent to ensure comfort, safety, and a nurturing environment.

Let Influent guide you on a language adventure where fluency feels like a natural part of the journey — and where Cape Town becomes your unforgettable classroom.

This course includes lessons plus a Safari outing, transport and entrance fees where applicable.

This course includes lessons plus a Shark Cage Viewing outing, transport and entrance fees where applicable.

20 hours of private language lessons per week:

• Accommodation in your teacher’s home.
• Meals and social interaction with your host.

Choose the number of language lessons you require and personalise your Programme according to your needs, interests and preferences with a multitude of options and specialisations to choose from. Some things cannot be learnt by studying in the traditional way, fluency is achieved through living the language, using the target language constantly and in your everyday life. Culture, entertainment, leisure and current events are embedded in people’s language and are as much part of the language learning process as the lessons.

Apply what you have learnt during your lessons, and practice your language skills through varied activities with your host. The nature of the activities depends on your interests, as well as the area the host family is located in. Activities are decided between you and your host and can include bowling, mini-golf, a sports event, a ball game, cinema, theatre, a local museum, an art gallery, an aquarium, a wildlife park, a bus tour, a walking sightseeing tour, cooking/baking, shopping, filmography, conversation practise & debates, board games, nature walks, pick-your-own farm, a local festival or event, a street or farmer’s market, an outdoor outing (beach, picnic, lake, etc.), historic downtown, a typical local village, a local place of interest, volunteering for a cause or getting involved in a community project, afternoon tea or country pub (18+), arts & crafts, ice-skating, race courses, etc.

All costs are included: the transport, entrance fees (if applicable) and activity expenses for the student and the accompanying person.