Language school London, Kingston campus

You will study English on the campus of the University of Kingston, in a modern building located near Kingston’s town centre. The large and bright classrooms host groups of a maximum of 15 students who come from the whole world to learn English in this charming British city. The small classes foster close relationships between students and teachers and contribute to the stimulating and relaxed atmosphere in the classroom. A few student rooms and a large dining hall are at the students’ disposal. You will attend English classes in the morning and enjoy sports and discoveries in the afternoon! The school plans weekly activities programmes that will delight you and will allow you to have a great time with your new international friends. Besides, the campus also includes a cinema, tennis courts and playing fields. This destination will be appreciated by more independent students who would like to live close to London and are able to use public transport on their own.

Residence
The Kingston Bridge House residence is not located on the campus of the university, where the courses take place, but a 20 minutes' walk away from there. In the morning, you will appreciate the walk through the little town of Kingston to the school. The single rooms are large and functional, according to British standards. You will share the bathrooms with a few other international roommates. You will receive full board accommodation and take all your meals in the cafeteria on the university campus. It is a great opportunity to make friends with students from the whole world! On excursion days, you will be provided with a packed lunch. The residence is supervised on a 24h basis by the school staff, which will ensure the well-being and security of the students. 

From the river port of Kingston, you will embark on a full day excursion and a half day excursion every week. Thus, guided and supervised by teachers, you will visit the cities of Oxford, Bournemouth, Brighton and of course, London. A boat cruise on the Thames may also be included in your activities programme. In the afternoon or in the evening, treasure hunts, discos, karaoke nights or movie nights will be organised on campus to allow you to get to know the other students and, of course, practise the language of Shakespeare! Naturally, sports are also included in the programme, with tennis matches, swimming and bowling. Finally, Sundays are resting days that will allow you to make the most of London with your international friends, unless you would prefer to take part in an optional activity.