English courses in Cambridge

You can expect to pay anywhere from 293 euros to 1,530 euros per week, depending on which English language school you pick. The cost differences reflect things like where the school is located, what facilities they offer, and whether extras such as accommodation or planned excursions are included.

We choose our partner language schools carefully and all have a reputation for excellent teaching and modern facilities, as well as positive reviews from past students. They can all help you prepare for your IELTS exam, while some offer the choice to combine English language learning with Business. Discuss your requirements with our team, and they’ll be happy to help match you with the school that’s right for you.

Your schedule, your choice. Our programmes run from one week to several months, giving you total flexibility to decide what works best. That said, the longer you immerse yourself in English, the more effortlessly you'll develop fluency. If you can, we always suggest staying as long as possible, as you'll really feel the difference.

There's something for everyone when it comes to accommodation at our Cambridge partner schools. Shared flats are great if you want to jump straight into student life, with ready-made friend groups, study spaces and even gyms all under one roof.

Looking for a real taste of British life? Staying with a host family puts you right in the heart of it, living with local people who'll cook your meals and show you the Cambridge they know.

Or maybe you just want your own quiet space? Private studios give you complete independence and room to breathe.

Our team is ready to talk through what's out there, what it costs, and what would work best for you. Just drop us an email or book a call.

All of our English programmes are full-time, but don’t worry: they all give you breathing room for work, exploring, or whatever else you've got on. Different schools run different timetables, so if you need classes at particular times to fit around other things, let us know. We'll try to match you up with a school whose hours suit you.

Cambridge is generally very safe for international students. It's a university city with a long tradition of welcoming students from around the world, so there's a supportive infrastructure in place. Like any town, it's sensible to stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night or in quieter areas. Most students feel comfortable walking or cycling around, even in the evenings. As with any big city, use common sense and keep your belongings secure.

You can’t work while studying English in Cambridge if you’re visiting on an ETA or Standard Visitor Visa. If you hold a Student Visa, you can work up to 10 hours per week during term-time. Because rules can change, it’s best to check the latest UK visa guidelines or contact us for tailored advice on your situation.