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Summer Vacation courses in Brighton and Eastbourne

Summer Vacation English Courses in Brighton, Chester and Eastbourne

Summer is a great time to study English in England. Days are long and the weather is good (well, a lot of the time). And where better to take a summer English course in England than by the seaside. Our schools in Brighton and Eastbourne are both just a few minutes' walk from the beach so you can take a walk and breath of fresh sea air during your breaks or after lessons. Taking a summer course in England will also afford you the opportunity to make international friends from all over the world.

In addition to the General English and examination courses that we run all year round at both schools, we also offer options for young adults and teeangers from June to August.

Eastbourne - Summer Plus Course (16-22)

The course offers you the chance to take 25 lessons a week (18.75 hours) of lessons in a mixed nationality class at your level and then take part in an exclusive social programme of 2 afternoon activities per week and 1 half-day guided excursion.

Brighton - Summer Vacation Course (16-22)

The course offers half a day of lessons (20 lessons per week; 15 hours) in international classes at your level. Then for the rest of the day you can choose to have free time to do your own thing, join social activities on a pay-as-you-go basis or have a full package of social activities and weekend excursions.

Chester - Summer Course for Teenagers (13-16)

The course takes place at the University of Chester campus and consists of half a day of lessons (20 lesson per week, 15 hours) plus an inclusive social programme. The social programme offers 2 project based afternoon, 1 half-day excursion, 2 half-day activities, 2 evening events, 1 full-day weekend excursion on all mid-course weekends.

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    Start Any Monday
    Maximum Class Size
    12
    Minimum Age
    16
    Lessons Per Week
    20
    Hours Per Week
    15.00
    Level
    From CEFR A1 to CEFR C1+
    Price
    1-4 weeks: £270 per week
    5-7 weeks: £270 per week
    8-11 weeks: £270 per week
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    Summer Plus
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    14
    Minimum Age
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    20
    Hours Per Week
    15.00
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    £370 per week
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    Summer Course for Teenagers 13-16
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    Course Dates
    Start Any Monday
    Maximum Class Size
    14
    Minimum Age
    13
    Lessons Per Week
    20
    Hours Per Week
    15.00
    Level
    From CEFR A1 to CEFR C1
    Price
    £465 per week
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    Vacation Course
    School Location
    Course Dates
    Start Any Monday
    Maximum Class Size
    12
    Minimum Age
    16
    Lessons Per Week
    20
    Hours Per Week
    15.00
    Level
    From CEFR A1 to CEFR C1+
    Price
    1-4 weeks: £255 per week
    5-7 weeks: £255 per week
    8-11 weeks: £255 per week
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    Course Year
    Course Code
    Course Name
    Summer Plus
    School Location
    Course Dates
    Start Any Monday
    Maximum Class Size
    14
    Minimum Age
    16
    Lessons Per Week
    20
    Hours Per Week
    15.00
    Level
    From to
    Price
    £350 per week
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    Course Year
    Course Code
    Course Name
    Summer Course for Teenagers 13-16
    School Location
    Course Dates
    Start Any Monday
    Maximum Class Size
    14
    Minimum Age
    13
    Lessons Per Week
    20
    Hours Per Week
    15.00
    Level
    From CEFR A1 to CEFR C1
    Price
    £435 per week
  • ELC Level Guide

    LEVEL GUIDE

    The following table shows the levels we use at ELC.

    ELC Level Level Aims
    C2 Upper-advanced - use English very well in demanding situations
    - performance level may be above average native speaker
    C1 Advanced - use English well in all but the most demanding situations
    - use and understand complex language
    B2 Upper-intermediate - use English effectively in all familiar situations
    - use more complex English and cope with more demanding situations
    B1 Intermediate - use English to express simple ideas and achieve results
    - use range of basic language well in most situations
    A2 Pre-intermediate - use English in most familiar situations
    - use English in a limited way in more difficult situations
    A1/A2 Elementary - develop English skills to 'survival' level
    - use English only in very familiar situations
    A1 Beginner - learn basic vocabulary and structures for simple communication
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