The 8 best things about long term English study programmes
Discover the 8 best things about long-term English study programmes abroad and why you should choose to learn English with us.
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Discover the 8 best things about long-term English study programmes abroad and why you should choose to learn English with us.
Brighton in summer offers many ways to make the most of your time in the UK while on an English teacher training course. It’s a great place for a fortnight of…
We sum up some of the reasons why our 50+ English programme in Eastbourne works so well for participants.
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If you're planning on studying at university, or you're going to have to conduct research and write reports at work, you'll need to embrace academic English. Here's…
When you start to learn English, it can be a challenge. However, there are some great ways for you to improve your language skills and learn about the culture of…
Cambridge English say the C2 (CPE) is the toughest of their English language exam suite. Here's the low-down.
This blog post is part of a series of posts that aim to correct common English grammar mistakes. Learning English Grammar the easy way – “Your & You’re” “Your”…
This blog post is part of a series of posts that aim to correct common English grammar mistakes. Learning English grammar the easy way – “There”, “Their”,…
This blog post is part of a series of posts that aim to correct common English grammar mistakes. The final piece of grammar advice I am going to give out today is…
This blog post is part of a series of posts that aim to correct common English grammar mistakes. Do you know how to use “Fewer” and “Less” correctly? It’s easy,…
This blog post is part of a series of posts that aim to correct common English grammar mistakes. When referring to other people in English we can use “Who” and…