Learn English in the United Kingdom

⭐ 4.4 Step outside this grand Georgian building and you’ll find all London’s delights and contradictions on your doorstep: ancient monuments and gleaming skyscrapers, pop-up fashion boutiques and majestic museums, enticing nightlife and Royal gardens. The hectic cobbled streets of London’s famous Covent Garden market are also just minutes away.

⭐ 4.6 Discover the unique charm of England’s capital city, where opportunity and entertainment are never far away. Explore the many historic landmarks, such as Trafalgar Square, Big Ben, and Buckingham Palace, and gain a deeper understanding of London’s rich cultural heritage. With our school’s central location, you’ll also benefit from easy access to all these fantastic sights. It’s language immersion at its finest!

⭐4.2 Nestled in the heart of London, our English summer camp invites children and teenagers to experience the city as their playground. This captivating metropolis stands at the forefront of British music, fashion, culture, and delectable cuisine – making it the perfect place for students to improve their English skills. Admire iconic landmarks such as Tower Bridge and Tate Modern gallery or immerse yourself in the grandeur of Buckingham Palace and the vibrant ambiance of Arsenal or Chelsea's football stadiums. The city is your oyster!

⭐4.5 Our summer camp is based in a picturesque 19th-century boarding school across 700 acres in London-Woldingham and offers abundant outdoor areas for learning, exploration, and recreational activities. Moreover, the bright lights of central London are just a 32-minute train ride away. Whether you desire an afternoon of horse-riding or a weekend indulging in the glamorous shopping destinations of the bustling capital, our London-Woldingham summer camp grants you the perfect blend of opportunities, providing the best of both worlds. 

⭐4.6 Home to one of the world’s most popular football clubs and some of its most beloved bands, Manchester always feels as if something exciting is just about to happen. Our English school is located in the vibrant Northern Quarter of the city center, a favorite haunt of artists, DJs and indie bands.

⭐4.5 All the world once flowed through the port of Liverpool: coffee, sugar, silk all passed through Britain’s gateway to the Atlantic Ocean. Liverpool’s history of maritime heritage can be seen in the magnificent buildings of the Albert Dock and Pier Head. Liverpool is also a cultural melting pot when it comes to music, film and food. Whether you are exploring the historic streets, enjoying a football match at Anfield Stadium or taking in the vibrant atmosphere of the Cavern Club, Liverpool’s greatness shines at every turn.

⭐4.5 Once the maritime heart of the British Empire, Liverpool is now a thriving and dynamic city with a big heart. Today, you can still see parts of its seafaring and trading history – just look at the Victorian docks and warehouses, and the extravagant buildings created to display the wealth of the city’s Edwardian merchants and bankers. Known for its low cost of living, Liverpool is an excellent place to study on a budget.

⭐4.6 Edinburgh has it all—castles, cosy cafés, amazing views, and a great mix of old and new. It’s home to world-famous universities and a lively student scene, so you’ll always feel part of something exciting. Wander through historic streets, climb an extinct volcano, and practise your English with friendly locals. From lively festivals to peaceful parks, there’s something for everyone. Edinburgh isn’t just a place to study—it’s a place to explore, make friends, and have an unforgettable adventure.

⭐4.5 Oxford is a safe and friendly city that is full of history. You can visit museums, libraries, and famous colleges to practise your English in real-life situations. There are also many cafés, shops, and parks where you can relax and meet new people. Oxford has students from all over the world, so it’s easy to make friends and learn about different cultures while improving your English.

⭐4.6 What better place could there be to study English than one of the world’s oldest and greatest university cities? Follow in the footsteps of history’s great writers, scientists and politicians as you wander the ancient colleges that line the banks of the River Cam. Then have a classic pub lunch in one of the city's many historic pubs and inns.

⭐4.7 For 2000 years, Bath’s natural hot water has attracted travelers to a city of honey-colored stone. Today, its wide terraces and elegant crescents make this one of Britain’s loveliest cities. Bath is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its majestic 18th Century architecture and beautifully preserved Roman Baths.

⭐4.6 This pretty coastal town combines the charm of the English seaside with a hint of the Mediterranean. Torquay's sunny microclimate allows rows of palm trees to grow, and grand villas mix with colorful shops, cafes and bars. Enjoy walking along the romantic Princess Pier, explore the home of world-famous writer Agatha Christie, or ride the sparkling waves by kayak, paddle board or jet ski!

⭐4.1 As one of the UK’s quirkiest cities, Brighton is home to a range of boutique and independent shops, fascinating galleries full of local art, and a sense of celebration and inclusivity that’s become imbedded in its identity. Located by the sea, the city also benefits from the iconic pier, where you can find rides, arcades and food stalls with the freshest fish and chips in town! If you want to escape the city for the day, there’s also the chance to discover the surrounding Sussex countryside with trips to the South Downs and its magnificent white cliffs.