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What better way to learn English than to go straight to the place where it comes from – and to give it its full name - The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Studying English in the United Kingdom will not only give you full immersion into the language but also plenty of opportunity to experience British customs and ways, enabling you to understand the language on a deeper level.
Being the third most populated island on earth means there will be plenty of people to practise your new English language skills with.
There is so much choice for learning English in the UK, you can study in the bustling, buzzing city of London or opt for a small fishing village on the south coast. You can experience the exciting foods and culture of Scotland or the rugged landscape and historical delights of Western England.
All the English language schools we work with in the UK are accredited and offer high quality English courses with qualified native speaker teachers.
Belfast
Belfast is a surprising city. Step into the past and you’ll see a ship building industry to envy and stone circles over 5000 years old. Step into the future and you’ll see the Big Wheel (Belfast’s version of the London Eye) and Obel Tower. But despite the city’s recent Troubl...
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Bournemouth
Bournemouth, once home to pine forests and Victorian holiday-makers looking for relaxation, has maintained its charm. There are many spa hotels and beauty boutiques to keep you refreshed after a busy day in the classroom.
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Brighton
A jewel on the south coast, Brighton has everything for the English language student. There are many English language schools here so there is always a lively international atmosphere. If you’re worried about being able to practise your English, then stay with one of the host families in an ou...
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Bristol
Bristol offers many an attraction for the English language student. With a large university population, you’ll find plenty to do and see and will enjoy a vibrant and youthful population. Not many cities in England’s pretty southwest can boast cutting-edge restaurants alongside world clas...
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Cambridge
It’s hard not to think of one of the world’s most famous universities when you think of Cambridge, but there is more to this city than meets the eye. A place of contrast; from the modern popular culture and bustling city centre, to the tranquillity of ‘punting’ on the River C...
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Canterbury
Quaint and pretty Canterbury sits proud on the River Stour in the county of Kent - known as The Garden of England. With its ancient city walls and stunning cathedral, this compact city is a joy to explore. After the murder of Archbishop Thomas a Becket, Canterbury Cathedral became a popular pilgrima...
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Lancaster
Lancaster is located in north-west of England. Five minutes to the west, you will find the Irish Sea and twenty minutes north you will find the beautiful Lake District. The city has a rich history – originally a Roman fort. Over the years, Lancaster developed into a market town on the main tra...
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Liverpool
Who can mistake the origin of the world’s most famous boy band? Do you need more reason to visit Liverpool? This north-western city boasts a wide variety of attractions and history to get your teeth into and help expand your English vocabulary. Whether its music or football, architecture or ar...
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London
When thinking about a visit to the UK, many people are attracted to the bright lights of the bustling city of London. Being the capital of the United Kingdom, it makes for an ideal destination for your English language course. There is so much to do and see that the list is endless. With the metro a...
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Manchester
As the third largest city in England, Manchester boasts a hive of activity just waiting to be discovered.
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Newcastle
Once the heart of the British coal mining and shipbuilding industries, Newcastle has since developed into a buzzing cosmopolitan city, ideal for learning English.
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Oxford
Home to the oldest English-speaking university in the world, Oxford is the epitome of learning.
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