Why Study WSET in English in Luxembourg?

If you're going to learn wine seriously, learn it in English — it's the global language of the wine trade, and at the top of the WSET ladder you won't have a choice: the WSET Level 4 Diploma is only offered in English. Studying Levels 1, 2 and 3 in English means you build the exact tasting vocabulary and exam language you'll need to go all the way, instead of having to relearn it later.

A native-English education, here in Luxembourg

Our classes are taught by Jessica van der Schee — the only native English-speaking WSET educator in Luxembourg. She trained at WSET School London, the home of the qualification, and with Jim Gore and Erica Dent at Enjoy Discovering Wine — two of the most senior WSET teachers in the UK — and during lockdown co-hosted Instagram Live tastings with Jim Gore (@GlobalWineAcademy). She is a Master of Wine student and WSET Diploma award winner. The practical upside for you: clear, natural explanations, and the WSET terms taught exactly as the awarding body intends them.

Who it's for

  • Luxembourg's international community — expats and English speakers who'd rather learn wine in their strongest language.

  • Anyone with the Diploma in mind — start in English now and the Level 4 transition is seamless.

  • The trade — WSET's global, English-language framework is the common language of wine professionals worldwide.

The bonus: a truly global view

Because WSET covers the whole world of wine — including New World regions that are harder to find in Luxembourg — studying in English opens up a far broader, more international picture than a local, Europe-focused course. You finish able to talk about wine with anyone, anywhere.

Ready to start? Browse the WSET courses we run in Luxembourg City, or meet your educator.

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