- One of the UK’s most vibrant seaside cities - Hip and relaxed, with two universities - New “state of the art” city centre school
Top Native Language by Center
Western Europe 8%
African Nations 5%
Americas 13%
Asia 20%
China/Hong Kong/Macau 24%
Former Soviet Union 7%
Middle East 6%
China 17%
Conditional Admission
Ranking
University name
Subject
ALF conditional
requirements
A-levels
conditional requirements
4
University of St Andrews
Sciences (Sustainable
Development)
75%
AAA
5
Durham University
Business and
Management
70%
AAB
Economics and Finance
65%-75%
AAB- A*AA
6
Warwick University
Economics and
Finance
75%-80%
A*AA
Sciences (Physics)
75%
A*AA
7
University of Exeter
Engineering (Mining)
65%
AAB-ABB
8
University of Surrey
Business and Management
70%-75%
AAA-AAB
Economics and Finance
70%
AAA
Engineering
70%-75%
AAA-AAB
Sciences
65%-70%
AAB
11
Lancaster University
Business and Management
70%
AAB
Economics and Finance
70%
AAB
Engineering
70%
AAB-ABB
Politics, Law and International
Relations
75%
AAA-AAB
Sciences
70%
AAA-AAB
12
University of Bath
Economics and Finance
75%
AAA
Engineering
75%-80%
A*AA
Politics, Law and International
Relations
75%
AAA
Sciences
75%
AAA
13
Loughborough University
Business and Management
70%-75%
AAB-ABB
Engineering
60%-70%
AAB-ABB
Sciences
70%
ABB
14
University of Leeds
Business and Management
70%
AAA
Economics and Finance
70%
AAA
Engineering
75%
A*AA
Politics, Law and International
Relations
70%
AAA
Sciences
70%-75%
AAA-AAB
15
University of York
Business and Management
70%
AAB
Sciences (Computer)
65%
AAA-AAB
Engineering
65%
ABB
Social Sciences
65%-70%
ABB
16
University of Southampton
Business and Management
70%
AAB
Economics and Finance
70%
AAB
Engineering
75%
A*AA-AAA
Politics, Law and International
Relations
75%
AAA-AAB
Sciences
75%
AAA-AAB
17
University of Birmingham
Business and
Management
70%
AAB
Economics and Finance
70%-75%
AAB
Sciences
75%
AAA
18
University of East Anglia
Business and Management
67%
ABB
Economics and Finance
65%-67%
ABB
Engineering
65%
ABB
19
University of Sussex
Business and Management
70%
AAB-ABB
Economics
70%
AAB-ABB
Sciences
65%
AAB-ABB
20
University of Bristol
Economics and Finance
76%
AAA
Engineering
75%-77%
A*AA-AAA
Sciences
76%
AAA
21
University of Sheffield
Architecture
75%
AAA
Business and Management
70%
AAB
Engineering
70%-80%
AAA
22
University of Edinburgh
Business and Management
60%
ABB-AAA
Economics and Finance
60%
ABB-AAA
Engineering
75%
AAA-ABB
Social Sciences
60%
ABB-AAA
23
University of Kent
Architecture
72%
AAB
Business and Management
70%
ABB
Economics and Finance
70%
ABB
Engineering
68%
BBB
Politics, Law and International
Relations
72%
AAB
Sciences
68%
ABB
23
Newcastle University
Business and Management
65%
AAB
Politics, Law and International
Relations
75%
AAA
Sciences
70%
AAB
25
University of Nottingham
Economics and Finance
65%
AAB
Engineering
75%
AAA-AAB
Politics, Law and International
Relations
70%
AAB
Sciences
65%
ABB
26
University of Glasgow
Engineering
70%
AAB
Sciences
70%
AAB
27
King's College London
Economics and Finance
70%
AAA
Sciences
70%
AAB
28
University of Leicester
Business and Management
65%
ABB
Engineering
60%
BBB
Media and Communication
65%
ABB
28
University of Manchester
Architecture
72%
AAA
Business and Management
70%
AAB
Economics and Finance
70% (in 2 main units)
AAB
Engineering
70%-75%
AAB-AAA
Sciences
70%
AAA
30
Aston University
Business and Management
70%
AAB
Engineering
60%-65%
BBB
Sciences (Pharmacy)
70%
AAB-ABB
Kings BrightonAbout the
When you choose a language course you are making a big investment — in your time, your money and your future. Kings focuses on making every element of the language learning experience as rewarding, enjoyable and successful as possible. It means you will leave Kings equipped for success in whatever life awaits you.
Expert knowledge and years of experience in creating the best learning environments and innovative courses mean that with Kings, you will have the opportunity not only to reach your goals, but to exceed them.
- Quality Guarantee
- Perfect learning environments
- Innovative, results-focused courses
Kings knows that for many people, their aim is just as much to learn about new cultures and countries, and meet
international friends, as it is to improve their fluency in English. Kings is dedicated to helping you get the most from your experience abroad.
20 lessons per week will be dynamic, interesting and rigorous. During high season you might have lessons in the mornings, afternoons, or a combination of both.
Benefit, Goal of this course :
This course is designed for complete beginners who want to increase their fluency in as short a time as possible.
Small class sizes ensure maximum student-teacher interaction.
20 lessons per week will be dynamic, interesting and rigorous. During high season you might have lessons in the mornings, afternoons, or a combination of both.
Benefit, Goal of this course :
This course is designed for complete beginners who want to increase their fluency in as short a time as possible.
Small class sizes ensure maximum student-teacher interaction.
An accelerated, highly intensive programme suitable only for academically exceptional students.
The range of subjects available for this programme is:
Mathematics
Further Mathematics
Economics
Physics
Chemistry
Learning outcomes
Gain UK national university entrance qualification
Develop study skills required at degree level
Develop specialist subject expertise
Programme content
There are six components to the A-level programme at Kings:
1. Academic subjects
Depending on your future degree course and ability, you will study three or four subjects.
2. Academic skills development
You will also have classes in Academic language, communication and study skills.
These support your general and subject-specific learning.
3. IELTS preparation
You will develop specific skills to pass the IELTS exam at the level required for university entry.
4. Academic Enrichment programme
You will have opportunities to follow a range of topics outside your main subjects.
5. Examination practice
You will have practice exams every week.
This ensure you learn the disciplines of working concisely, accurately and to precise time limits.
These practice exams also give your teachers valuable information about your progress so they can ensure lessons are relevant to your exact needs.
6. Examinations
You will have your final examinations at the end of Year 2.
A-level subjects
Specialist subject knowledge
A-levels provide great depth of study in a few specialist subjects.
After two years, you will have gained subject knowledge that is often only acquired during the first year at university in many other countries.
Flexible subject choice
You can choose 3-4 subjects to study. You have the flexibility to choose any combination of subjects.
We will help you choose the perfect combination of subjects, ensuring they match your interests and future study plans.
Facilitating subjects
Your Advanced Level studies (whether A-level or Foundation) will develop your knowledge and your transferable skills. While there are common subject combinations, the actual choice is down to you.
However, some degrees may have specific subject requirements.
Some subjects are required more often. Until recently, the Russell Group of leading UK universities referred to these as 'facilitating' subjects.
These are:
Mathematics
Further Mathematics
English Literature
Biology
Physics
Chemistry
Geography
History
Modern Languages
You do not need all your subjects to be chosen from this selection. Many students will include one or two in their choices.
The best advice is to talk to our team of experts to help you decide which subjects suit you.
Below we introduce the subjects we offer across our colleges with links to more in-depth information.
Art and Design
Develops your intellectual, imaginative, creative and reflective skills.
Develops your investigative, analytical, experimental, practical, technical, and expressive skills, an aesthetic understanding and critical judgement.
Provides an understanding of the inter-relationships between art, craft and design, and an awareness of the contexts in which they operate as well as knowledge and understanding of art, craft and design in contemporary society and in other times and cultures.
Biology
The most accessible content of the three sciences, as it can be related naturally to all aspects of life.
You will study carefully, and in detail, how life in the world works:
How our bodies work; how diseases stop them working; how plants grow; how life may be threatened by poisonous substances; how ecosystems work; where energy comes from and how organisms use it; how genes and evolution affect us all.
Business Studies
Provides an holistic understanding of business in a range of contexts, a critical understanding of organisational behaviour, approaches to opportunities, issues and ethics.
You will develop your critical analysis, decision-making and problem-solving skills, all of which are transferable to a wide range of contexts.
Chemistry
You will learn to understand the things that make up the world; food, fuels and fabrics, building materials and manufactured goods, the air you breathe, the tools you use.
You will study atoms and reactions, bonding and structure, hydrocarbons, polymers and alcohols, energetics and transition elements.
You will use Mathematics to describe and understand chemical ideas. You'll devise and carry out practical experiments to test the principles you are learning.
Computer Science
An increasingly popular subject, this A-level will develop students’ problem-solving skills and introduce them to foundational programming and theoretical skills that prepares them well for a degree in Computer Science
You will study a range of aspects of Computer Science including fundamentals of programming, analysis, computer systems, organisation and architecture, communication and networking, data bases, functional programming, algorithms and big data
Economics
Develops an understanding of economic concepts and theories through critical consideration of current economic issues, problems and institutions that affect everyday life.
You will apply economic concepts and theories in a range of contexts and learn to appreciate their value and limitations in explaining real-world phenomena.
You will analyse, explain and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the market economy and the role of government within it.
Geography
Enables you to acquire and apply knowledge and understanding of physical and human processes, their interactions and outcomes over space and time, through the study of places and environments.
You will acquire and apply skills necessary for the pursuit of the discipline, and will develop an understanding of the opportunities, challenges and constraints that face people in different places and environments.
You will acquire a deeper understanding of the connections between different aspects of geography.
Government and Politics
Develops your critical awareness of the nature of politics and the relationship between political ideas, institutions and processes.
You will acquire knowledge and understanding of the structures of authority and power within the political system of the UK and of other countries.
You will also develop knowledge of the characteristics of the legislature, the executive and the judiciary, of the rights and responsibilities of the individual, and of ideologies, theories and traditions.
History
Develops your use and understanding of historical terms, concepts and skills.
The periods studied enhances your interest in, and understanding of, important developments allowing you to understand the wider perspective of change over time.
You will study significant individuals, societies, events and issues, analysing different historical perspectives, for example aesthetic, cultural, economic, ethnic, political, religious, scientific, social and technological.
Mathematics
Develops your understanding of mathematics and mathematical processes and your ability to reason logically and to recognize incorrect reasoning.
You will construct mathematical proofs and extend your range of mathematical skills and techniques for use in more difficult unstructured problems.
You’ll also develop an understanding of coherence and progression in mathematics and of how different areas of mathematics can be connected.
Mathematics (Further)
Broadens and deepens your mathematical knowledge and skills.
You can study it either alongside or after taking A-level Mathematics.
Taking both subjects together provides a foundation for further studies in any Science or Maths-based course, including Computer Science, Medical Sciences, and Psychology to Statistics, Management and Actuarial Science.
Photography
Allows you to expand your creative horizons through taking and editing photographs.
Teaches you about a whole range of photographic techniques and processes.
Helps you to develop an understanding of the creative process.
Physics
Develops your essential knowledge and understanding in physics and the applications of physics in new and changing situations.
You will develop an understanding of the link between theory and experiment, and will appreciate how physics is used in present day society.
You will recognise the quantitative nature of physics and understand how mathematical expressions relate to physical principles.
An accelerated, highly intensive programme suitable only for academically exceptional students.
The range of subjects available for this programme is:
Mathematics
Further Mathematics
Economics
Physics
Chemistry
Learning outcomes
Gain UK national university entrance qualification
Develop study skills required at degree level
Develop specialist subject expertise
Programme content
There are six components to the A-level programme at Kings:
1. Academic subjects
Depending on your future degree course and ability, you will study three or four subjects.
2. Academic skills development
You will also have classes in Academic language, communication and study skills.
These support your general and subject-specific learning.
3. IELTS preparation
You will develop specific skills to pass the IELTS exam at the level required for university entry.
4. Academic Enrichment programme
You will have opportunities to follow a range of topics outside your main subjects.
5. Examination practice
You will have practice exams every week.
This ensure you learn the disciplines of working concisely, accurately and to precise time limits.
These practice exams also give your teachers valuable information about your progress so they can ensure lessons are relevant to your exact needs.
6. Examinations
You will have your final examinations at the end of Year 2.
A-level subjects
Specialist subject knowledge
A-levels provide great depth of study in a few specialist subjects.
After two years, you will have gained subject knowledge that is often only acquired during the first year at university in many other countries.
Flexible subject choice
You can choose 3-4 subjects to study. You have the flexibility to choose any combination of subjects.
We will help you choose the perfect combination of subjects, ensuring they match your interests and future study plans.
Facilitating subjects
Your Advanced Level studies (whether A-level or Foundation) will develop your knowledge and your transferable skills. While there are common subject combinations, the actual choice is down to you.
However, some degrees may have specific subject requirements.
Some subjects are required more often. Until recently, the Russell Group of leading UK universities referred to these as 'facilitating' subjects.
These are:
Mathematics
Further Mathematics
English Literature
Biology
Physics
Chemistry
Geography
History
Modern Languages
You do not need all your subjects to be chosen from this selection. Many students will include one or two in their choices.
The best advice is to talk to our team of experts to help you decide which subjects suit you.
Below we introduce the subjects we offer across our colleges with links to more in-depth information.
Art and Design
Develops your intellectual, imaginative, creative and reflective skills.
Develops your investigative, analytical, experimental, practical, technical, and expressive skills, an aesthetic understanding and critical judgement.
Provides an understanding of the inter-relationships between art, craft and design, and an awareness of the contexts in which they operate as well as knowledge and understanding of art, craft and design in contemporary society and in other times and cultures.
Biology
The most accessible content of the three sciences, as it can be related naturally to all aspects of life.
You will study carefully, and in detail, how life in the world works:
How our bodies work; how diseases stop them working; how plants grow; how life may be threatened by poisonous substances; how ecosystems work; where energy comes from and how organisms use it; how genes and evolution affect us all.
Business Studies
Provides an holistic understanding of business in a range of contexts, a critical understanding of organisational behaviour, approaches to opportunities, issues and ethics.
You will develop your critical analysis, decision-making and problem-solving skills, all of which are transferable to a wide range of contexts.
Chemistry
You will learn to understand the things that make up the world; food, fuels and fabrics, building materials and manufactured goods, the air you breathe, the tools you use.
You will study atoms and reactions, bonding and structure, hydrocarbons, polymers and alcohols, energetics and transition elements.
You will use Mathematics to describe and understand chemical ideas. You'll devise and carry out practical experiments to test the principles you are learning.
Computer Science
An increasingly popular subject, this A-level will develop students’ problem-solving skills and introduce them to foundational programming and theoretical skills that prepares them well for a degree in Computer Science
You will study a range of aspects of Computer Science including fundamentals of programming, analysis, computer systems, organisation and architecture, communication and networking, data bases, functional programming, algorithms and big data
Economics
Develops an understanding of economic concepts and theories through critical consideration of current economic issues, problems and institutions that affect everyday life.
You will apply economic concepts and theories in a range of contexts and learn to appreciate their value and limitations in explaining real-world phenomena.
You will analyse, explain and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the market economy and the role of government within it.
Geography
Enables you to acquire and apply knowledge and understanding of physical and human processes, their interactions and outcomes over space and time, through the study of places and environments.
You will acquire and apply skills necessary for the pursuit of the discipline, and will develop an understanding of the opportunities, challenges and constraints that face people in different places and environments.
You will acquire a deeper understanding of the connections between different aspects of geography.
Government and Politics
Develops your critical awareness of the nature of politics and the relationship between political ideas, institutions and processes.
You will acquire knowledge and understanding of the structures of authority and power within the political system of the UK and of other countries.
You will also develop knowledge of the characteristics of the legislature, the executive and the judiciary, of the rights and responsibilities of the individual, and of ideologies, theories and traditions.
History
Develops your use and understanding of historical terms, concepts and skills.
The periods studied enhances your interest in, and understanding of, important developments allowing you to understand the wider perspective of change over time.
You will study significant individuals, societies, events and issues, analysing different historical perspectives, for example aesthetic, cultural, economic, ethnic, political, religious, scientific, social and technological.
Mathematics
Develops your understanding of mathematics and mathematical processes and your ability to reason logically and to recognize incorrect reasoning.
You will construct mathematical proofs and extend your range of mathematical skills and techniques for use in more difficult unstructured problems.
You’ll also develop an understanding of coherence and progression in mathematics and of how different areas of mathematics can be connected.
Mathematics (Further)
Broadens and deepens your mathematical knowledge and skills.
You can study it either alongside or after taking A-level Mathematics.
Taking both subjects together provides a foundation for further studies in any Science or Maths-based course, including Computer Science, Medical Sciences, and Psychology to Statistics, Management and Actuarial Science.
Photography
Allows you to expand your creative horizons through taking and editing photographs.
Teaches you about a whole range of photographic techniques and processes.
Helps you to develop an understanding of the creative process.
Physics
Develops your essential knowledge and understanding in physics and the applications of physics in new and changing situations.
You will develop an understanding of the link between theory and experiment, and will appreciate how physics is used in present day society.
You will recognise the quantitative nature of physics and understand how mathematical expressions relate to physical principles.
Start Dates:
Sept
Course Information
Class size
4-10 Students
Schedule
52 Weeks
Minimum age
17
Accommodation
On-Campus Dorm/residence, Off-campus Residence
Qualification
Completed 11 years of schooling (GCSE or equivalent);
Minimum IELTS 6.5 (6.0 in Reading and Writing) or equivalent
Course Schedule
(2024Year schedule), has been finished. (2025Year schedule), has been updating
Fees
School's Admin fee
Tuition
52 Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
(GBP)￡ 29,100 / Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Housing Placement
Accommodation Fee
Terms
Homestay
On-Campus Dorm/residence
Off-Campus residence
Airport Pickup
Other Charges
Remarks / Other Information
* Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.
Raise academic qualifications to UK university entrance level
Understand sales and marketing, finance, operations and product development
Raise English to university level, if it is not your first language
Terms 1 and 2
CTH Diploma in International Business
Purpose and function of international business
Entrepreneurship
Essentials of international marketing and finance
International business communication
Plus IELTS preparation, iGCSE Maths and study skills
This section of the course is taught at NVQ Level 3 (equivalent to A-level).
Sample Progression Universities for Kings’International Business Foundation students
Course Information
Class size
10-14 Students
Schedule
24 Weeks
Minimum age
16.5
Accommodation
On-Campus Dorm/residence, Off-campus Residence
Qualification
Entry requirements:
Completion of 11 – 12 years of schooling with documented proof of good results
September start: Minimum IELTS 4.5 (5.0 in Reading and Writing) or equivalent
January start: Minimum IELTS 5.0 (5.0 in Reading and Writing) or equivalent
Course Schedule
(2024Year schedule), has been finished. (2025Year schedule), has been updating
Fees
School's Admin fee
Tuition
24 Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
(GBP)￡ 11,800 / Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Housing Placement
Accommodation Fee
Terms
Homestay
On-Campus Dorm/residence
Off-Campus residence
Airport Pickup
Other Charges
Remarks / Other Information
* Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.
Location
Accommodation
Student Residence
Our on-site residence at Kings Brighton for students aged 15 and over spans the top two floors of the college. The residence features single, en suite bedrooms with communal student lounges that offer great views over The Level Park. A secure entrance that is separate to the main college reception enables students to access their accommodation outside of school hours
Homestay
Homestay is a great way to experience
multi-cultural Britain and feel part of UK
home life. We have a range of homestay
hosts in Brighton (retired people,
professional couples, single parents and
families) who would all like to welcome you
into their home. As a new member of the
home you will take part in the normal
routine of life. You will probably meet other
members of the household, as well as
friends and neighbours. This will be a good
chance to practise your English.
Every homestay is carefully inspected by
our accommodation team and checked on
a regular basis to ensure they exceed the
minimum requirements of our students.
Surrounding Area
Kings Brighton is a brand new state-of-theart college with an on-site student residence
and cafeteria. Located in the vibrant,
student-centred and recently regenerated
London Road area of the city, it enjoys close
proximity to shops, restaurants, and transport
hubs, and is opposite one of Brighton’s most
popular parks.
Facilities
College facilities
Spacious classrooms
Interactive whiteboards
Computer Learning Centre
Library resources
On-site cafeteria
On-site residence with en suite rooms
On-site laundry facilities
Wireless internet access
Art room
Science labs
Photo Album
Media
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