Bournemouth draws a lively mix of British and international visitors to its wood-planked pier and wide beaches. But this beloved coastal resort is much more than its bustling boardwalk: it’s also home to two universities and its downtown boasts more restaurants and clubs than London’s West End.

Bournemouth

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Brighton’s Bohemian charm and legendary nightlife have earned it the nickname “London by the Sea.” But even London can’t compete with its seaside locale and resort-style attractions. Our spacious school overlooks the English Channel and is minutes from the beach at Brighton Pier. High Street shopping can be found in The Lanes and hot bands are still being discovered in the local clubs.

Brighton

Bristol is a thriving University town and its riverside setting lends itself to unique features like dockside pubs and floating dance clubs. The historic port is famous for the underground art scene pioneered by hometown hero Banksy, and this edgy, creative spirit is evident in downtown’s offbeat boutiques and alternative music scene. Right out the door of our school is the central park of Queen Square.

Bristol

Cambridge was built around its prestigious university, and for centuries students have pursued their dreams in its historic libraries and peaceful gardens. Our school is in a busy neighborhood full of coffeeshops, cafés and cinemas – a short ride from downtown’s cool clubs, gastro-pubs and vintage shops. Test your English in Fellows’ Garden or while browsing the stalls of Market Hill.

Cambridge

Cambridge’s second-oldest college is an inspiring place to discover the timeless traditions of British academic life. Cambridge is one of the world’s great university cities and its cobbled lanes and riverside gardens make an inspiring setting for learning English.

Cambridge Clare College

Eastbourne’s “Sunshine Coast” beaches and proximity to London make it one of England’s most popular resorts. Our modern campus is close to the waterfront’s classic pier and fun shops. In your free time, explore Eastbourne's laidback cafés.

Eastbourne

This friendly and charming island off England’s South Coast has it all: sandy beaches, theme parks and adventure sports. Our centrally located campus is perfect for exploring the beautiful landscape and even dinosaur fossils, all while learning English.

Isle of Wight

London is vibrantly multicultural yet distinctively British, richly historic but consistently cutting edge. Visit Buckingham palace before shopping the latest trends on Oxford Street. Our spacious campus is walking distance from the London Eye, Big Ben and the Shard.

London

Manchester attracts England’s second largest student population and its youthful spirit can be felt from the late night diners on Curry Mile to the cheering fans at Manchester United football games. Our spacious school’s location next to a park with a lake is ideal for outdoor exercise, and downtown shops and music venues are a short ride away.

Manchester

Oxford is called “The City of Dreaming Spires,” and its medieval quads and mysterious chapels have served as both a backdrop for centuries of academic excellence and a vacation spot complete with sculpture gardens, covered markets and unique museums. Oxford’s thriving student scene is packed with historic pubs, dining clubs, vintage shops and bookstores – all easily accessible from the park-like grounds of our campus.

Oxford

Nicknamed the “City of Dreaming Spires”, historic Oxford boasts a lively student scene. Live in a local EF Homestay or on a college campus, and experience traditional academic life among grassy quads and iconic buildings.

Oxford Brookes University

Our castle-style school in Torquay is a newly renovated local landmark, centrally located and close to all the action at the harbor and marina. Stroll along the town’s glittering seafront, a hub of interesting shops and local attractions.

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