Destinations

Less than a two-hour flight from Oslo is an eldorado of shopping, fascinating architecture, art and culture, food and drink. Among all the attractions that make us want to visit the city again and again, there are three things many believe are the very essence of a London visit: A proper West End musical, a football match with a true British atmosphere, and a visit to one of the traditional pubs, many of them with centuries of history. Developing your English in London is really about combining new skills with new experiences. Our language schools are located both in the heart of the city (Victoria Station, Covent Garden, Leicester Square) and just outside, where communication links are very good (Hampstead, Lee Green).

In Kent, we welcome you to the small coastal town of Margate, with its cosy old town and distinctive shops and galleries. With one of the hottest and driest climates in England, the town has long sandy beaches and is surrounded by beautiful orchards and villages. We also offer courses in historic Canterbury, with the country's oldest cathedral and a vibrant city centre. Through historic architecture and small cobbled streets, you can get close to the English cultural heritage of this proud and famous medieval city. A course or study programme in Margate or Canterbury means you're no more than an hour and a half by train from London. At the same time, you'll have the opportunity to explore this beautiful part of the UK, with its many historical landmarks.

Once a British penal colony, Sydney is not only the country's oldest city, it has also become the country's largest. Full of contrasts, Sydney is a major tourist destination and is often referred to as one of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in the world. The Opera House is the landmark and, besides the beaches, what everyone associates with Sydney. In Manly, a suburb 17 km northeast of the centre of Sydney, we find some of the city's best beaches. And this is where our language school is located. Its stunning beachfront location makes it easy to combine English studies with beach life.

You can associate a lot with Japan: Sushi, Manga, Samurai, sumo wrestling, cars and electrical appliances. What is certain is that Japan has a strong and well-preserved cultural heritage, with many old temples and castles, but also customs and habits that are closely linked to ancient traditions. Many people are understandably attracted and fascinated by Japanese culture, and a stay at our language school in Tokyo is a good place to get to know both the language and the people. Tokyo is one of the world's largest cities and has a huge range of almost everything. Larger distances than we might be used to are not so great after all, with a very well-developed subway network.

Chester is perhaps one of the most beautiful cities in the UK. Founded by the Romans, its inhabitants are proud of its fascinating history. Once you're in Chester, it's easy to be captivated by the unique atmosphere, the many beautiful half-timbered houses, and the vibrant city centre that offers history on almost every street corner. The city's landmark is the masterpiece that is Chester Cathedral, one of many buildings of great cultural and architectural significance.