London Summer School

Premium English language summer school in central London, based at the University of London.

The program is designed by Malvern International group's British one of the leading organizations, Language in Action, which has been offering high-standard programs to teenagers for more than 25 years: English language schools, professional and practice-based short programs.

During the 2-week program, in addition to English language lessons, children will have educational and entertainment activities. They will see London's main sights and will have excursions to Oxford and Brighton

Participants will study and live on the University of London campus, in one-of-the most prestigious university districts of London - Bloomsbury (Zone 1). Just a few minutes' walk from the campus are located the city's important cultural and historical landmarks.

Garden Hall - safe and modern student accommodation

• Single rooms with private bathroom, shower, and a Queen size bed.
• Each room features a study desk, a wardrobe for clothes and  various items.
• Dedicated common space for children to relax and socialize. 
•  Available games and music rooms, cinema
• In front of the campus there are large green spaces and a park
• Available laundry and weekly cleaning service 
• Free Wi-Fi
• 24/7 reception and maintenance staff service
• 24-hour security service

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The study program includes English language lessons - 15 hours per week

The program is focused on the language's practical use and students' communication skills development.

Lessons will be conducted by Native Speaker teachers, which gives students the opportunity to become familiar with the English language's natural accent and speaking pace. In such an environment, learning helps children to improve their listening and speaking skills and more confidently use English in real-life situations.

The academic program is based on three main principles of teaching:

Speaking Confidence
Through interaction with peers, role-plays, and presentations, teachers ensure that students' speaking skills develop significantly during the course.

Connection to Real Life
Each study topic is connected to real-life situations that students will encounter during excursions. Students learn the language most effectively when they use it in practice, in a real environment.

British Culture
The culture of the United Kingdom is integrated into every lesson. This gives students the opportunity not only to learn the English language, but also to become familiar with British history, cuisine, music, and many other cultural aspects of the British Isles.

Students are distributed into study groups according to their age and level of English language proficiency. The language level is determined on the basis of preliminary testing.