Patrick Doyle (b. Liverpool, 1948) graduated in Education from the University of Manchester and later obtained diplomas from the ESCUELA OFICIAL DE IDIOMAS(Madrid) and from the FUNDACION CERVANTES (University of Salamanca) but considers that his most significant qualification is his experience - nearly forty years successfully teaching people to understand and speak English. He has been a language enthusiast from childhood, speaks three with native fluency and has a good working knowledge of another five. .

Alan Naylor(b. Batley, 1955) came to the Basque Country in 1976 to teach English for the international chain INLINGUA and,discovering the country and its lifestyle very much to his taste, he decided to stay and switched to PYM`S in 1981.Since then he has demonstrated a talent for language teachingan uncountable number of times, especially with the younger student where a natural geniality of character is combined with a methodical approach and a capacity for severity when necessary to produce excellent personal relationships with the student and exceptionally fine results. In the course of his career he has taken a large number of students from total beginner to proficient and in some cases is now teaching their children .

Teresa Doyle(b. Liverpool 1959) started her working life as an air stewardess but gave up flying in 1985 when she decided to try a profession where industrial accidents are less definitive. She came to Durango to join the family business and discovered that her years in the air had provided her with experiences perfectly applicable to teaching. Twenty years later she can be considered incomparable with "the extremes" - tiny children and highly advanced conversation classes .

Tobias Doyle(b. Liverpool, 1969) was born and brought up in the world of English teaching. He gave his first classes at the age of 17 and does not wish to consider the possibility of practising any other activity. He has had almost twenty years experience "in the field" with students of all ages and levels and still enjoys the work intensely.