The English course are accredited by the British Council and are available at different language levels. They help students improve all 4 language skills by practising and using English in everyday situations. There are different course formats to suit different needs and personal circumstances, and the courses are modular in format, which enables students to join a course weekly throughout the year. The courses can be studied for between one and 50 weeks at different language levels and the minimum age for entry is 16 years. All students are tested and interviewed when they arrive at, and are placed in classes at their language level.

The most intensive General English study option is the GE40 programme, which is suitable for students with an English-language level between CEFR B2 and C1, and is the fastest way to become more fluent in English. Students will combine all the grammar, vocabulary, and language skills development of the GE30 course with 10 lessons additional practice in reading, listening and discussion of current affairs and UK culture. Course structure is as follows: 20 lessons (15 hours) weekly in English language study, to include: grammar & functions, vocabulary development, reading & writing skills and listening & pronunciation skills 10 lessons (7.5 hours) weekly (selected from one of the following): Preparation for the Cambridge English: First (FCE) examination Preparation for the Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) examination Preparation for the Cambridge English: Business (BEC) examination English Language Workshop (ELW) 10 lessons (7.5 hours) weekly extra practice in reading, listening and discussion of current affairs and UK culture. On successful completion, students will receive the following certification from.