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September 2005 - The
Sheffield College "The Sheffield College is a member of English UK which helps ensure consistently high quality across all our courses. Students learn English in international groups with experienced teachers and classes range from elementary to advanced levels. English courses run throughout the year and students can enrol for one year, two terms, one term or just a few weeks as required. On arrival, students are given an assessment test and placed in a group best suited to their needs. Special programmes can also be designed for groups or individuals. Students can use the Learning Centres and take part in a range of sports and social activities. They may also join mainstream courses such as Business Studies, Languages, AS Advanced and GCSEs. General english classes take place each morning and in the afternoon. Students will attend skill based classes for example: writing, IELTS preparation and exam practice. Students will also be able to opt to attend Business English, one-to-one speaking practice and internet sessions." |
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August 2005 -
Internexus,
London "Regent's College hosts this center located in Regent's Park, Central London. It's a beautiful traditional campus with extensive private gardens, providing an ideal relaxing environment to improve your English or study for IELTS or other exam courses. You can focus on your studies and still have plenty of time to discover one of the most interesting, vibrant cities in the world. London has it all — theater, fashion, arts, history, and sports. With the world- famous underground train system, you'll be moments away from some of the most historical buildings in the world: Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and the Tower of London. Or shop in Harrods, at Covent Garden, or at an outdoor market." |
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July 2005 - SELS
London "Sels College is a professional school of English situated in the heart of London, close to such amenities as banks, restaurants, theatres, post offices and public transport. We are only a couple of minutes away from Covent Garden underground station. Teachers and students work hard together to achieve the best possible results. We use both traditional and new techniques of teaching to enhance communicative ability as well as accuracy. We teach at eight ongoing levels, from elementary level to
University of Cambridge Proficiency. There are never more than nine
students in a group at any time, the average in a group is around six.
Sels College is "a school with a heart," said Professor A.C. Gimson of
London University. Sels College is particularly concerned about the
welfare and academic success of its students." |
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June 2005 - The
Bristol Language Centre The Bristol Language Centre is a dynamic and rapidly expanding school, offering a wide range of high-quality English language courses. It prides itself on taking care of individual students' needs and welfare. The school is based in the heart of Bristol in a thriving area near the quay, only a short walk from the city's main shopping centre, best cinemas and theatres and a vast array of restaurants, cafes and clubs. Studying at the school is a fantastic opportunity to learn English in England! |
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May 2005 - Frances King School of English With over 30 years in language training, Frances King is one of the most popular and professional English Language schools in London. Frances King is accredited by the British Council and a member of Quality English, ENGLISH UK and IALC. The school has centres in two very central locations: prestigious South Kensington, opposite Gloucester Road underground station, in travel Zone 1 and beautiful Belgravia, near Victoria station. Each centre has a student services office and Study Centres with free email and internet access and a multi-media laboratory for online learning. |
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April 2005 -
Churchill House Churchill House is located in a quiet residential area less than 10 minutes walk from Ramsgate town centre. The School is in an attractive nineteenth century square overlooking tennis courts and the harbour. The main buildings date from 1814 and although they have been completely modernised still retain their charm. Churchill House is a medium sized school, neither so large that a student becomes merely a number, nor so small that good organisation and a wide range of teaching facilities and levels are impossible. |
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March 2005 - TASIS TASIS The American School in England is located in the heart of rural Surrey, just 18 miles from central London, 8 miles from Royal Windsor and 10 minutes from London Heathrow International Airport. The School offers fully-residential Summer School courses for ages 12-18 in the months of July and August, and offers a wide range of options in addition to intensive ESL. |
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February 2005 - Harrow House |
| January 2005 - Burlington School of English | |
| December 2004 - Isca School of English, Exeter | |
| November 2004 - Abbey College, Worcestershire | |
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| November 2004 - Abbey College, Worcestershire | |
| October 2004 - OISE, Bristol | |
| September 2004 - InTuition, throughout the UK | |
| August 2004 - ELS, London | |
| July 2004 - Frances King, London | |
| June 2004 - BBSI, Bournemouth | |
| May 2004 - The English Language Centre, York | |
| April 2004 - Severnvale Academy |