The best way to learn or practice a language is through fun!
We invite children to join inspiring adventures in language learning, creativity, and culture. Linguajoy organizes seasonal language camps — summer, autumn, and winter — each full of joy and discovery, where learning happens through play, art, music, and exploration.
Summer camps 2026
🧒 5–13 years old
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🗓️ June – August
The only immersive language learning experience for kids in Finland.
June – July – six weeks of Summer Camps. In addition: a 3-day Mini Camp in August (Mon-Weds) and a full Language Camp week August.
Our small camps
Fall camp 2025
🧒 6–13 years old
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🗓️ October 13–17
Our Fall Camp is designed to keep the language magic alive during the school break with inspiring activities and playful learning.
Christmas camp 2025
🧒 6–13 years old
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🗓️ December 26 – 31
Our Christmas Camp combines holiday spirit with playful immersion activities, fun, creativity, and immersive language learning.
Winter camp 2026
🧒 6–15 years old
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🗓️ February 16–20
Winter Camp brings together play, creativity, and international atmosphere to keep children engaged and happy during the holiday.
It is also possible to join for a shorter duration (e.g. 3 or 4 days). For partial enrollment, please contact the Linguajoy office at info@linguajoy.
Why families love our camps
Frequently asked questions
1. What ages can attend the camp?
We welcome children of all ages, with the recommended range being 5–15 years old. Campers are placed in smaller focus groups based on age and language level, ensuring personalized attention and activities suited to each group.
2. What is the language learning approach?
Our camps use a multisensory, functional, and holistic approach. Children learn naturally through games, play, music, movement, and versatile creative activities. We focus on practical, real-life communication and small group interaction tailored to each child’s level. Native-speaking teachers guide every activity to boost pronunciation, vocabulary, and confidence, helping children use the target language actively and joyfully.
3. What makes Linguajoy Camps so special?
Linguajoy Camps are more than language lessons. Children gain confidence, social skills, and emotional intelligence. Our language instruction is personalized, engaging, and fun, with interactive activities that are memorable and foster effective learning.
Campers make new friends from diverse backgrounds and enjoy an international experience. The skills and memories they gain last a lifetime, making the camp worthwhile even for families traveling from abroad.
4. Do campers need prior knowledge of the language?
No prior knowledge is needed. Beginners and native speakers alike are fully supported.
5. What do advanced learners do?
Advanced campers continue to grow through reading, writing, discussions, and creative projects. For example, native English speakers might explore Shakespearean English, classic literature, or thought-provoking topics, all while participating in fun, interactive activities.
6. What should my child bring to the camp?
Please bring weather-appropriate clothing and essentials such as a sunhat, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, water bottle, backpack, and raincoat. For Fall and Winter Camps, warm layers and proper outdoor clothing make outdoor activities and exploring Finnish nature safe and enjoyable.
7. What does the summer camp program include?
- Supervised language lessons and educational activities from 9:00 to 15:00
- Optional early drop-off and late pick-up (8:30–9:00 & 15:00–16:00)
- Daily warm lunch
- Insurance coverage
8. How big are the language groups?
Groups are kept small (7–15 children) to ensure personalized attention and a supportive, engaging learning environment.
9. How do I sign up?
Spaces are limited, and spots fill up quickly. Reserve your child’s spot early to guarantee a premium, tailored language learning experience.
Still have more questions?
Let’s solve them together!
Feel free to reach out to us via phone or email. We’re here to assist you and provide all the answers you need.