Students can start any Monday from January to December. Students can study from a minimum of two weeks, up to a long-term course of four or six months or even one year. We offer a choice of 15 or 25 hours of General English per week.

The 15-hour course offers lessons linked to a variety of topics and includes useful grammar points. Speaking, listening, reading and writing skills are also integrated into the teaching.

The 25-hour course, in addition to what the 15-hour course covers, offers further skills-based lessons in the afternoon to give students the opportunity for extra practice and helps them achieve greater fluency and accuracy in the language.

Select English London is one of the few schools that is always open at Christmas. We only close on official Bank Holidays. It is a great opportunity to experience an English Christmas and also London in this very special festive season. Our Christmas course runs for three weeks, however, students are welcome to start their course earlier or stay longer in the New Year.

We organise a trip to Oxford Street so that students can experience the world famous Christmas lights. We also organise a Christmas party with Santa Claus presenting the students with a small present. On Christmas Day and Boxing Day, students celebrate in their host families. On New Year’s Eve students have the opportunity to visit central London and see the spectacular fireworks display.

Age: 13-17
Course: 20 hours per week

English & Sport is new course for 2015. Set in 200 acres of beautiful parkland in South London, the world famous Crystal Palace National Sports Centre is an ideal venue for a sporting course. It’s an impressive leisure complex with state of the art facilities and qualified sports coaches.

Accommodation:
*Twin and single rooms available
*Breakfast, lunch and evening meal provided

The course includes 15 hours tuition and 3 afternoon visits per week. The minimum level is Intermediate (B1)

Visits include: The Houses of Parliament, Kensington Palace, BBC Broadcasting House, The Old Bailey – Central Criminal Court, The Bank of England and either a visit to Fuller’s Brewery or Lloyd’s of London – a ‘market place’ for insurance companies.

Tuition topics include: UK Media, UK Industries, UK Justice System, UK Government, the Monarchy, UK Banking