United Kingdom

Home of the English language
United Kingdom

About half a million people go to the UK every year to learn English. It's the official home of the English language. It probably offers the best choice of English language courses for juniors, adolescents, young adults, professionals and the more mature. There are courses for everyone and all levels.

And it’s only a 90-minute flight from Switzerland and France.

It might lack a little sunshine and a sandy beach or two, but the UK is where it all began.

Here, the English language hums; in music, cinema, theatre, literature and on the streets. There are English accents galore. The language is wielded with humour, wit and intelligence.

These little islands punch well above their weight. They’ve given us Shakespeare, James Bond, Adele, The Beatles, Princess Di, Mr Bean, The Sex Pistols, David Beckham, Stormzy, Doctor Who, Amy Winehouse, Monty Python, the Rollings Stones, Ed Sheeran, dozens of kings and queens (more than few of whom had their heads cut off), Harry Potter, Benny Hill and Sir Isaac Newton…  and we are just warming up.

" English (love it or hate it),  effortlessly rules the world of languages "

Just over 100 years ago, the British ruled the largest empire in human history. Today it’s a different story. The Brits are suffering post-Brexit. They’ve gone from empire gazing to navel-gazing. Perhaps, the English language may one day be viewed as their greatest export. English (love it or hate it) effortlessly rules the world of languages.

We have quality English schools in all the great cities, and some in cities and towns that you’ve probably never heard of…

For professional clients who have only a few weeks to improve their English, the UK is simply the best choice. We have superb training centres for mature working people in London and in forests next to national parks.

We have schools for juniors and adults of all ages in London, Brighton, Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol, Eastbourne, Edinburgh, Chester, Portsmouth, Bournemouth, and Manchester.

The Brits do it well. Their mother tongue has become the world’s lingua franca.

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