Study English Abroad

Surrey begins just beyond London: half an hour by train from the capital and you are already in the countryside. If you’re coming from Paris…

In Liverpool, what you go and see in the afternoon nearly always tells the story of the city itself: the port, what passed through it,…

Herefordshire is a county nobody crosses on the way to somewhere else: it sits against the Welsh border, among cider orchards and black-and-white timber-framed houses,…

In Stratford-upon-Avon, the English you hear in the street often comes from somewhere else: the whole world comes to visit this town, and outside Shakespeare’s…

In Devon, the afternoons are spent outdoors: two zoos, a farm, an aquarium, a donkey sanctuary, waterfalls in the woods. If it’s your child who…

The stone has been the same for centuries: a honey-coloured limestone that makes the rows of houses look warm under a grey sky. The Cotswolds…

In Cornwall, the road ends in the water. The villages cling to their harbours, the houses run down to the quay, and in winter it…

Here, you don’t choose a city. You have two, a quarter of an hour apart by train and different in everything else, and every afternoon…

In Brighton, you don’t go to your lesson: the lesson takes place where you sleep. You stay with your English teacher, and the lesson happens…

In Oxford, a language stay at your teacher’s home begins with a door opening onto an ordinary house: your room upstairs, a place at the…

A language stay in London with a private teacher is the most direct way to make progress in English: you live in your teacher’s home,…