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Burlington School

Proprietor’s messageSince 1990, Burlington School has been providing a range of English language programmes to suit the needs of a variety of clients from all over the world. It is our mission to provide excellence in English.

Our aim is to give you an unforgettable experience in all the services the school has to offer. Our staff, teachers and homestay providers are all committed to making sure your stay at the school is an enjoyable and rewarding experience.

We hope Burlington School will be your home from home and we look forward to welcoming you as part of the Burlington family.

Isabella Anders, Proprietor

Location rning 15 3Facilities & TimetableMorning 20 4Course Levels & Progress 5General English 6IELTS Test Preparation 10Cambridge English Exam Preparation 12Business English 14English for Specific Purposes 16English for Work 18Elective Classes 20One-to-One and Small Groups 22English for Young Learners 23Residential Summer Centres 25Leisure Programme 26Accommodation 27Top 10 reasons to study in London 30Connect with us 31

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Burlington School1-3 Chesilton Road, London, SW6 5AA, UKt: +44 (0)20 7736 9621, +44 (0)20 7610 9662, f: +44 (0)20 7371 [email protected] | www.burlingtonschool.co.ukProprietor: Isabella Anders

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English Courses for Adults 2018

Location

TOP 10 REASONS TO STUDY AT BURLINGTON SCHOOL1. Caring and supportive

environment

2. Dedicated teachers

3. Convenient location

4. Fun and educational leisureprogramme

5. Range of affordableaccommodation

6. Multi-national classes

7. High student satisfaction

8. 25 years of experience inteaching English

9. Personal approach tostudents

10. Multi-lingual workforce

Students will study in a traditional English building in Fulham, one of London’s most attractive residential areas, famous for its cafés, parks and gardens. The school is within walking distance of the River Thames, and is 20 minutes from Central London.

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Facilities & Timetable

Student cafeteriaSelf-access areaResource lending serviceStudent courtyard

Free wireless internet throughout the building

Projectors Onsite school residence

TimetablePEAK OFF PEAK EVENING

09:00 – 11:301 12:00 – 14:301 14:45 – 17:151 18:30 – 20:30

Main Sessions:• General English• IELTS Test Preparation• Cambridge ExamPreparation

• Business English





Evening Classes:• General English• Trinity ISE Preparation

12:00 – 12:45 13:00 – 13:45 14:00 – 14:45 14:45 – 15:30 15:45 – 16:30

Elective Classes:• Listening & Speaking• Reading & Writing• Business Communication• Exam Skills• English for Specific Purposes• British Culture

Elective Classes:• Listening & Speaking• Reading & Writing• Business Communication• Exam Skills• English for Specific Purposes• British Culture

1 Includes a 15-minute break

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Course Levels & ProgressTo ensure that we have the right class for our students, all our courses follow

syllabuses based on the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) and our own Burlington Assessment Scale.

CEFR Pre-A1 A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Burlington Assessment Scale 0 - 10 15 - 25 30 - 40 45 - 55 60 - 70 75 - 85 90 - 100General English, Elective Classes

Cambridge Exam Preparation Classes

IELTS Preparation, Business English,English for Specific Purposes, Working English

Course Levels Comparison

We run classes at the following levels:

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Students at this level can:• understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases aimed at the satisfaction of needs of a concrete type.

• introduce themselves and others and can ask and answer questions about personal details such as where he/she lives, people they know and things they have.

• interact in a simple way provided the other person talks slowly and clearly and is prepared to help.

CEFR Level A2Cambridge English Key (KET)

Students at this level can:• understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. very basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment).

• communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and routine matters.

• describe in simple terms aspects of their background, immediate environment and matters in areas of immediate need.

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Cambridge English Preliminary (PET) IELTS 3.5 – 5.0

Students at this level can:• understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered in work, school, leisure, etc.

• deal with most situations likely to arise while travelling in an area where the language is spoken.• produce simple connected text on topics that are familiar or of personal interest.• describe experiences and events, dreams, hopes and ambitions and briefly give reasons and explanations for opinions and plans.

CEFR Level B2Cambridge English First (FCE) IELTS 5.0 – 6.5

Students at this level can:• understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics, including technical discus-sions in their field of specialization.

• interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers quite possible without strain for either party.

• produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain a viewpoint on a topical issue giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.

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CEFR Level C1Cambridge English Advanced (CAE) IELTS 6.5 – 8.0

Students at this level can:• understand a wide range of demanding, longer clauses, and recognize implicit meaning.• express ideas fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for expressions.• use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes.• produce clear, well-structured, detailed text on complex subjects, showing controlled use of organizationalpatterns, connectors and cohesive devices.

CEFR Level C2Advanced General English Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE) IELTS 8.5 – 9.0

Students at this level can:• understand with ease virtually everything heard or read.• summarize information from different spoken and written sources, reconstructing arguments and accounts in a coherent presentation.

• express themselves spontaneously, very fluently and precisely, differentiating finer shades of meaning even in the most complex situations.

These descriptors are adapted from The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, teaching, assessment (CEFR). http://www.coe.int/t/dg4/linguistic/Source/Framework_en.pdf

© The copyright of the descriptive scales and the illustrative scales reproduced above belongs to the Council of Europe.


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General English

Course Description: Our General English courses are designed for people who want to learn English for work, study or pleasure.

We have students of all ages, from 16 upwards, from all over the world. The classes focus on all aspects of the language, including grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Students can add to these lessons in the elective classes. These classes build on the language from the main sessions, with a focus on communication and practical skills.

All our lessons give students the opportunity to learn and use English in realistic situations, and our teachers give regular homework to help you practice.

Course Content: The classes use a range of methodologies and activities to help students learn and use the language.

The classes use a set coursebook, and these are supplemented with authentic materials, video and interactive technology. There are regular progress tests and tutorials, which helps the teachers identify students’ strengths and weakness, and allows the students to check their progress in English.

Learn English for work, study or pleasure

Students from all over the world

Focus on language, skills and communication

Learn and use English in realistic situations

Regular progress tests and tutorials

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General English

COURSE MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

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ing: a bad experience in a restaurant; Vocabulary and Read-ing: sign language; Vocabulary: describing food;

Listening: a restaurant critic Speaking: talking about your favourite restaurant; Grammar: present perfect simple and continuous

Reading and Vocabulary: vegetarianism; Vocabulary and Writing: writing an article

Reading: waste and food packaging; Grammar: review of the passive; Grammar: review of the passive; Pronunciation and Vocabulary: numbers

Vocabulary: idiomatic language about food; Vocabulary: synonyms; Revision of the week

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5 Vocabulary: Financial English; Discussion: Global finance

Reading and Listening: different versions of Cinderella;

Vocabulary: body idioms and phrases; Discussion: You are what you eat?

Discussion: how people should look and dress in different situations

Pronunciation: polite questions and answers Speaking: role playing interviews

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Speaking and Writing: things you have always loved

Writing: an article about modern food

Reading and Writing: environmental problems in modern cities

Speaking and Writing: opening a new restaurant

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0 Speaking: the important things in life; Reading: making friends; Grammar: reported speech; Vocabulary: reporting verbs

Vocabulary and Writing: an essay; Speaking and Vocabulary: hobbies

Listening: famous people and their hobbies; Vocabulary and Speaking: expressing surprise;

Grammar: ways of expressing ability; Vocabulary: phrasal verbs with get

Vocabulary: synonyms Revision of the week

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Descriptive Language: talking about experiences; Vocabulary: describing scenes and situations; Grammar: structures for linking language - cause and effect,contrast, time;

Listening: a news bulletin from 1920; Grammar: formal language and the language of the news; Grammar: reporting structures Reading: The Suffragettes

Grammar and Vocabulary: techniques to avoid repetition: substitution, paraphrasing; Listening and Speaking: different views of a subject;

Reading and Vocabulary: an autobiography; Functions: criticizing and expressing regret; Grammar: mixed conditionals; Writing: a potted biography

Listening: a group of parents talking about their children’s future; Grammar: expressing hopes for the future - wish, hope etc; Speaking: the future;Revision of the week

Sample Timetable

Please note: This timetable is an example, and it may change according to the needs and level of students. All courses and timetables are subject to availability.

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1 11.25 hours tuition per week 2 15 hours tuition per week 3 18.75 hours tuition per week 4 22.5 hours tuition per week 5 25.25 hours tuition per week 6 30 hours tuition per week


Burlington School

General English

Burlington School met all my expectations: price, quality, teachers, location and atmosphere. During my studies I have not only improved my English, but also made a lot of new friends from around the world. The school has organised social activities, which helped me to learn a lot about London, English culture and traditions. I would love to come back to the school!

Irina from Russia

LEVELS AVAILABLE: Beginners (Pre-A1) to Advanced (C1/C2)

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS PER CLASS: 16

START DATE: Every Monday

COURSE LENGTH: Minimum 1 week

NUMBER OF LESSONS PER WEEK: 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 or 40

TIME OF COURSE: Throughout the day from 09:00 to 17:15

MINIMUM AGE: 16 years

ENQUIRIES: [email protected]

FURTHER INFORMATION: www.burlingtonschool.co.uk

KEY FACTS:

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General English

OUTCOMES Students who successfully complete our General English course...

are more confident in their use of English

can understand people speaking English in a range of situations

can use English in a range of situations

are able to use their knowledge and skills to continue improving their English

WHAT NEXT?After finishing one of our General English courses, students could try:

taking one of our Cambridge English Exam Preparation courses

taking our IELTS Preparation course to prepare for university

taking our Business English course

taking one of our online courses

Voted as 5 Star Quality and chosen as the best school of 2015. 5 Star School is for 5 Star students. Caring teachers, best management and very personal approach... What could you ask more?

Koray from Turkey

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CEFR LEVEL: B1 – C2









TEST INFORMATION: www.ielts.org

IELTS Test Preparation

Course Description:Our IELTS Preparation courses are for people with a good level of English who want to make further progress in the language whilst preparing for the IELTS test, for work, study or immigration.

At Burlington School, we have been preparing our students for the IELTS test for many years, and we have an in-depth knowledge of needs of candidates and the demands of the test. Our IELTS Preparation course is designed to meet these needs.

We believe there are three main areas that students should work on when preparing for any test: overall language improvement, specific exam-related language

improvement (this includes the grammar and vocabulary that the exam focuses on, as well as study skills and exam skills), and authentic exam practice.

The classes have an integrated approach to the IELTS test, and include work on language and skills, including grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Students can add to these lessons in the elective classes. These classes build on the work covered in the main classes, focussing on specific sections of the test as well as overall fluency.fluency.

Exam fees are not included in the price of our course - see our price list, or contact us for information about exam fees and dates.

Course Content:The classes use a range of methodologies and activities to help students learn and use the language. The classes use a set coursebook, and these are supplemented with authentic materials, video and interactive technology.

Every two weeks there is a practice test in class, which helps the teachers identify students’ strengths and weakness, and allows the students to check their progress and to give students authentic practice under exam conditions.

KEY FACTS:

• Learn English forwork, study orpleasure

• Students from allover the world

• Focus on language,skills andcommunication

• Learn and use Englishin realistic situations

• Regular progresstests and tutorials

I have made lots of friends in the school, everyone is so friendly and kind. My IELTS teacher is great, he speaks clearly and explains anything I do not understand.

Jenny from Thailand

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Sample Timetable

I came from Kazakhstan and my dream was to study at London university. I started the school to improve my English and also to prepare for IELTS exam. Now I feel fully ready for it and I would recommend Burlington School to my Friends from Kazakhstan.

Aigerim from Kazakhstan


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environmental prob-lems;Listening Section 1: eco-holidays;Vocabulary: the environment

Reading: solar energy; Speaking: renewable energy

Writing Task 1: describ-ing a process; Grammar: the passive

Speaking Section 2 & 3: advertisements; Pronunciation: word stress; Grammar: relative pronouns and relative clauses

Skills Practice: focus on Writing Task 1 - summarising data and avoiding repetition

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5 Speaking: passing on information at work

Listening: a job inter-view; Speaking: role play - a job interview

Listening: the changing workplace; Speaking: comparing how people work;

Vocabulary: equality and tyranny; Listening: the evolution of government in South Africa

Speaking: a balloon debate - historical world leaders

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IELTS Practice: Listening IELTS Practice: error correction in Writing

IELTS Practice: Reading Writing Task 2: online shopping;

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0 Speaking Section 2 & 3: tourism; Pronunciation: sentence stress;

Speaking: money and shopping; Reading: supermarkets

Listening: banking; Grammar and Vocab-ulary: verb + gerund or verb + infinitive

Listening: budgeting at university; Vocabulary: personal finance; Grammar: 1st and 2nd conditionals to express opinions

A complete Speaking Test; Revision of the week

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7:15 Vocabulary and Speak-

ing: the media; Reading: The Life and Death of Princess Diana; Listening: a day in the life of a journalist

Reading: citizen journal-ism and citizen activism; Writing Task 1: summa-ry skills Vocabulary: prefixes

Speaking Section 3: equality and tyranny; Writing Task 1: creating variety in writing Writing Task 2: using impersonal language

Listening and Vocabu-lary: education; Speaking Section 2: different educational systems Reading: the benefits of studying overseas;

Listening: a discussion between a teacher and a student; Grammar: negative questions Grammar: pragmatic uses of modal verbs; Revision of the week

OUTCOMESStudents who successfully complete our IELTS Preparation course…


have a good understanding of the skills and language required for the test

can use their language to the best of their ability to satisfy the demands of the test

have a good foundation of the skills required for study in an English-speaking environment

WHAT NEXT?After finishing our IELTS Preparation course, students could try:

reading academic papers in English

listening to lectures in English (eg Ted Talks)

writing blog posts about unfamiliar subjects in English

taking our Business English course

taking one of our English for Specific Purposes courses





Burlington School

LEVELS AVAILABLE: Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET): Pre-Intermediate/Intermediate (A2/B1)Cambridge English: First (FCE): Intermediate/Upper Intermediate (B1/B2)Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE): Upper Intermediate/Advanced (C1/C2)Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE): Advanced (C1/C2)

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS PER CLASS: 16START DATE: Every Monday

COURSE LENGTH: Minimum 1 weekNUMBER OF LESSONS PER WEEK: 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 or 40TIME OF COURSE: Throughout the day from 09:00 to 17:15MINIMUM AGE: 16 yearsENQUIRIES: [email protected] INFORMATION: www.burlingtonschool.co.ukTEST INFORMATION: http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/

Cambridge English Exam Preparation

Course Description:Our Cambridge English Exam Preparation courses are designed for people who want take an internationally-recognized Cambridge Examination, such as the First or Advanced, whether for study, work or pleasure. Cambridge English exams are accepted by over 20,000 universities, employers and governments around the world as proof of your level of English.

At Burlington School, we have been preparing our students for the Cambridge Examinations for many years, and we have an in-depth knowledge of needs of candidates and the demands of the test. Our Cambridge Examination Preparation courses are designed to meet these needs.

We believe there are three main

areas that students should work on when preparing for any test: overall language improvement, specific exam-related language improvement (this includes the grammar and vocabulary that the exam focuses on, as well as study skills and exam skills), and authentic exam practice.

The classes focus on all aspects of the language in the context of the exam, including grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, spea-king, listening, reading and writing.

Students can add to these lessons in the elective classes. These classes build on the work covered in the main classes, focussing on specific sections of the exam as well as overall fluency.

Exam fees are not included in the price of our course - see our price list, or contact us for information about exam fees and dates.

Course Content:The classes use a range of methodologies and activities to help students learn and use the language. The classes use a set coursebook, and these are supplemented with authentic materials, video and interactive technology.

There are regular practice tests in class, which helps the teachers identify students’ strengths and weakness, and allows the students to check their progress and to give students authentic practice under exam conditions.

KEY FACTS:

• Prepare for theinternationally-recognizedCambridgeExaminations, suchas First, Advanced orProficiency

• Learn English forwork, study orpleasure


• Focus on language,skills and examtechniques

• Regular practice testsand tutorials

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Vocabulary: three-part phrasal verbs;Word formation

Reading and Speaking: a dream job;Grammar: direct and reported speech

Listening: an interview with a TV star; Vocabulary: personality adjectives;Speaking: comparing how people work;Grammar and Vocabulary: reporting words

Grammar and Vocabulary: writing a report;Grammar: review of future forms;Discussion: how the workplace might change in the future

Reading: different jobs around the world;Vocabulary and Speaking: unusual jobs;Review of the week

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5 Speaking: passing on information at work

Listening: a job interview; Speaking: role play - a job interview

Listening: the changing workplace; Speaking: comparing how people work;

Vocabulary: equality and tyranny; Listening: the evolution of government in South Africa

Speaking: a balloon debate - historical world leaders

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Cambridge Advanced practice: Speaking

Cambridge Advanced practice: Listening

Cambridge Advanced practice: Writing: a proposal for improving a workplace

Cambridge Advanced practice: Reading and Use of English

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Reading: citizen journalism and citizen activism; Vocabulary: prefixes; Grammar: there

Writing: creating variety in writing; Speaking: discussing news stories and creating interest; Writing: using idiomatic language

Listening and Vocabulary: education; Speaking: different educational systems; Reading: the benefits of studying overseas; Writing: an application for a scholarship

Listening: an interview with a teacher; an interview with a student; Grammar: negative questions; Revision of the week

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7:15 Speaking: the

important things in life; Reading: making friends; Grammar: reported speech; Vocabulary: reporting verbs

Vocabulary and Writing: an essay; Speaking and Vocabulary: hobbies

Listening: famous people and their hobbies; Vocabulary and Speaking: expressing surprise;

Grammar: ways of expressing ability; Vocabulary: phrasal verbs with get

Vocabulary: synonyms Use of English: techniques for part 4; Revision of the week

Sample Timetable

OUTCOMESStudents who successfully complete one of our Cambridge English Exam Preparation courses…

are more confident in their use of English have a good understanding of the skills and language required for the exam

can use their language to the best of their ability to satisfy the demands of the test

can interact with native speakers fluently and spontaneously

have a good foundation of the skills required for study in an English-speaking environment

WHAT NEXT?After finishing one of our Cambridge English Exam Preparation courses, students could try:

reading articles and news stories about unfamiliar subjects in English Language newspapers

writing blog posts about subjects you are familiar with in English

taking our Business English course taking one of our English for Specific Purposes courses



I studied at Burlington School, and had an amazing time in London! It is really a good school, with great teachers, great location, where I’ve made lots of friends and improved my English skills as well! It is a great choice!

Natalia from Brazil




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Business English

Course Description:Burlington School has an excellent reputation for delivering courses in Professional English, and we provide training to companies and individuals from all over the world. Our Business English courses are specially designed to meet the needs of the modern working environment.

Our Business English courses are designed for people who want to improve their English in a business or corporate context. They are suitable for experienced

professionals, people preparing for their first job in an English-speaking environment, students pre-paring for business-related courses and people who want to improve their career prospects.

The classes focus on all aspects of the language in a professional context, including grammar, vocabulary, pronun-ciation, speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Students can add to these lessons in the elective classes. These classes build on the work covered in the main classes, focussing on communication and pra-ctical workplace skills.

Course Content:All our lessons give students the opportunity to learn and use English in realistic situations, and our teachers give regular homework to help them practice.

Skills covered in the classes include:

Formal and informal discussions with colleagues

Talking with confidence on the telephone

Writing accurate, natural reports, letters and emails

Studying specialist vocabulary

In addition, students work on projects, which can be related to their job or based on work within their classes. Students are given support and assistance to research subjects in English, and they then use this research to give presentations, write reports or hold negotiations and meetings in the school.

There are regular progress tests and tutorials, which helps the teachers identify students’ strengths and weakness, and allows the students to check their progress in English.

• Learn English forwork or study



• Learn and useEnglish in realisticprofessionalsituations


LEVELS AVAILABLE: Intermediate (B1) to Advanced (C1/C2)









TEST INFORMATION: http://www.cambridgeen-glish.org/exams/business-en-glish/

https://www.ets.org/toeic

http://www.bulats.org/

KEY FACTS:

[email protected]


Sample TimetableCOURSE MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

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lary: applying for jobs;Vocabulary: three-part phrasal verbs;Word formation

Reading and Speaking: a dream job; Grammar: direct and reported speech

Listening: an interview with a TV star;Vocabulary: personality adjectives;Speaking: comparing how people work;Grammar and Vocabu-lary: reporting words

Grammar and Vocabu-lary: writing a report;Grammar: review of future forms;Discussion: how the workplace might change in the future

Reading: different jobs around the world;Vocabulary and Speak-ing: unusual jobs;Review of the week

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Reading and Listening: different versions of Cinderella;

Vocabulary: body idi-oms and phrases;Discussion: You are what you eat?

Listening: different charities and what they do;Discussion: philan-thropy

Presentation: a charityDiscussion: a marketing campaign for a new charity

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Speaking and Writing: things you have always loved

Writing: an article about modern food

Reading and Writing: environmental prob-lems in modern cities

Speaking and Writing: opening a new restau-rant

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Presentations: “a com-pany I know”; answering follow-up questions

Writing skills: a report; formal impersonal language; Reading and Speaking: research into a UK-based company; Writing: A report on the company’s current performance.

Speaking and Listen-ing: telephoning and teleconferencing; Reading and Vocabu-lary: communicating across cultures.

Writing and Speaking: a proposal and pre-sentation about a new company; Review of the week

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7:15 Language: Types of jobs;

Positions in a company; Personal qualities Writing: A job adver-tisement; an application form

Language: Giving opinions; Qualifying opinions; Speculating and hypothesising. Writing: A report on diversity in a workplace

Grammar: Future forms Role play: an appraisal Writing: An appraisal review; A goal-setting report

Language: Mediation and the language of in-vitation and concession. Reading: A disciplinary policy

Grammar: Active and Passive voice; Passive reporting structures. Group discussion: de-veloping the HR brand of a company; Review of the week

OUTCOMESStudents who successfully complete our General Business English course…


are better able to communicate effectively and spontaneously with others in the workplace

are able to work and socialise in a cross-cultural environment

can participate in discussions relating to working in an international environment

are closer to achieving their career goals

EXAMINATIONS:It is a good idea for students to take an internationally-recognised examination to prove their language skills to employers or academic institutions. The following English Language Examinations are suitable for people who have taken one of our Business English courses:

Cambridge English: Business (BEC)

TOEIC BULATS

WHAT NEXT?After finishing one of our Business English courses, students could try:

seading articles and news stories about unfamiliar subjects in professional journals and blogs

speaking to people in English in a professional context

doing a work placement in an English-speaking environment




I’ve appreciated the contact with you very much. There has always been a very friendly and understanding atmosphere. And there has always been a quick reply to my questions. I want to thank all the people at Burlington school - who knows, maybe we have to deal again in future. Ivo from Switzerland




Burlington School

English for Specific Purposes

Course Description:Our English for Specific Purposes courses are designed for people who want to improve their English in the context of their profession or area of study. They are suitable for experienced professionals, people preparing for their first job in an English-speaking environment, students preparing for related courses and people who want to improve their career prospects.

We offer courses in the following:

English for Finance English for Human Resources English for Law English for Marketing English for Medicine English for the Oil and Gas Industry English for Teachers English for Tourism

Because the courses are delivered to order, and the syllabus designed to meet individual and collective needs, the timetable is flexible, and the classes can be delivered to meet students’ requirements.

We can offer our English for Finance courses either at Burlington School or in the student’s offices to allow them more flexibility with time.

Course Content:All our lessons give students the opportunity to learn and use English in realistic situations, and our teachers give regular homework to help them practice. The courses are designed to teach students the language skills they need for a career in their sector.

In addition, students work on projects, which can be related to their job or based on work within their classes. Students are given support and assistance to research subjects in English, and

they then use this research to give presentations, write reports or hold negotiations and meetings in the school.


Please contact the school for further information about specific courses.

• Learn English forwork or study



• Learn and useEnglish in realisticprofessionalsituations











TEST INFORMATION: http://www.cambridgeen-glish.org/exams/business- english/



KEY FACTS:

[email protected]


Sample Timetable

OUTCOMESStudents who successfully complete one of our English for Specific Purposes courses…




can read and understand different forms of professional texts

can write clear, well-structured letters, proposals and reports

can participate in discussions relating to working in their chosen sector


EXAMINATIONS:It is a good idea for students to take an internationally-recognised examination to prove their language skills to employers or academic institutions. The following English Language Examinations are suitable for people who have taken one of our English for Specific Purposes courses:


TOEIC BULATS

WHAT NEXT?After finishing one of our English for Specific Purposes courses, students could try:

reading articles and news stories about unfamiliar subjects in professional journals and blogs





I am very pleased with the collaboration between Burlington School and our university. My students and I highly appreciate the quality of the education at your school thanks to the experienced teaching staff.

Vera from Russia


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law;Reading: Bodies of law;Vocabulary: Legal systems

Vocabulary: Company law: company formation and management; Listening: A start-up company; Speaking: Start-ups around the world

Vocabulary: Employ-ment Law: Diversity and equality; Reading: Case study: a multinational company with a multi-cultural workforce.

Vocabulary: Property;Reading: Is all property theft?Language: Arguing forcefully and politely

Vocabulary: Offences against property Listening: Intellectual property;Reading: The Pirate BayReview of the week

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Vocabulary: Company law: capitalisation

Listening: A radio discussion about the “glass ceiling”.

Vocabulary: statutory rights;Speaking: Balancing rights

Debate: Internet freedom

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Research: A legal case in your country

Research: A legal case in your country

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Presentations: “a company I know”; answering follow-up questions

Writing skills: a report; formal impersonal language; Reading and Speaking: research into a UK-based company; Writing a report on the company’s current performance.

Speaking and Listening: telephoning and teleconferencing; Reading and Vocabulary: communicating across cultures.

Writing and Speaking: a proposal and presentation about a new company; Review of the week

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of reports and proposals; Reading: A report on a civil case;Writing: A summary and conclusion for a report

Grammar: Future forms; Reading: A proposal for a new company; Writing: A proposal for a new company

Language: Giving opinions; Qualifying opinions; Speculating and hypothesising.Writing: A report on diversity in a workplace.

Listening: A presentation by a law professor;Writing: Note forms for Presentations

Presentations: A legal case in your country;Review of the week




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English for Work

Course Description:Burlington School has an excellent reputation for delivering courses in Professional English, and we provide training to companies and individuals from all over the world. Our English for Work courses are specially designed to meet the needs of the modern working environment.

Our English for Work courses are designed for people who want to improve their English and gain valuable experience in an English-Speaking workplace. They are suitable for experienced professionals, people preparing for their first job in an English-speaking environment, students preparing for business-related courses and people who want to improve their career prospects.

Course Content:There are 2 components to our English for Work courses:

General English, Business English, IELTS Test Preparation or Cambridge English Exam Preparation classes at Burlington School.

Professional training in a work-based environment in London.*

Optional work experience in London (students from the EEA or Switzerland only)*.

* Please note: Professional Training and Work Experience are provided by a 3rd party, and are not accredited by Accreditation UK

Learn English for work or study


Learn practical workplace skills in a professional environment

Gain valuable experience of an English-speaking workplace

Regular progress tests and tutorials

I love studying in London. The school has a great atmosphere because the staff are so friendly and enthusiastic. As well as my studies I also gained some great experience doing working experience for Burlington School, thank you!

Lesley from France

SECTORS AVAILABLE:

Secretarial and Administration Information Technology Web Design and Development Social Media Marketing Marketing and Sales Human Resources Event Management Education

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COURSE LENGTH: Minimum 2 weeks

NUMBER OF LESSONS PER WEEK: Alternating weeks of: • 20 lessons at Burlington School• 15 hours professional training in the work-place




TEST INFORMATION: http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams/busi-ness-english/



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OUTCOMESStudents who successfully complete our English for Work course…




can participate in discussions relating to working in an international environment


EXAMINATIONS:It is a good idea for students to take an internationally-recognised examination to prove their language skills to employers or academic institutions. The following English Language Examinations are suitable for people who have taken one of our Business English courses:


TOEIC BULATS

WHAT NEXT?After finishing one of our English for Work courses, students could try:

reading articles and news stories about unfamiliar subjects in professional journals and blogs







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Elective Classes Further practise in reading, writing, listening and speaking Learn skills for exams Learn the skills you need for study Learn the communication skills you need for work

As part of the General English, Business English, IELTS Test Preparation and Cambridge English Exam Preparation courses, we offer a range of elective classes. The classes are designed to build on the language and skills students study in their other classes and give students the freedom to focus on

the skills that they need the most.

These classes form part of our 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40-lesson courses, but students are able to takethe classes separately, either as an upgrade to theircurrent course, or as a course in their own right.

SPEAKING AND LISTENINGThe classes use a variety of techniques, including role plays, debates and discussions, to develop students’ speaking and listening skills in informal and formal contexts. The classes give students the chance to communicate with other students of different nationalities in authentic and semi-authentic contexts.

Students who take our Speaking and Lis tening Electives…


can understand people speaking English in a range of situations

can speak English in a range of situations

READING AND WRITINGThe classes give students the opportunity to read a range of material taken from authentic sources, including news stories, magazine articles and academic texts, and to improve their skills in reading for detail and reading for gist. The classes also give students the language and techniques to write texts in a range of informal and informal styles in response to what they have read, or to class discussions.

Students who take our Reading and Writing Elec-tives…


can understand a range of written texts covering familiar and unfamiliar topics

can write in English in a range of situations and a range of genres

IELTS SKILLSThe classes help students acquire the skills needed to successfully take the IELTS test, using a range of mate-rials including test material and specially-designed ex-ercises. The classes focus on all parts of the test, and look at skills including reading for argument, note-taking, sum-marising data in academic writing, and speaking about hypothetical situations in the past and future. The class-es are designed for people either taking our IELTS Test Preparation course, or as an introduction for people thinking about taking the test in the future.

Students who take our IELTS Skills Electives…


are more confident in the skills needed to take the IELTS test

have an enhanced foundation of the skills required for study in an English-speaking environment

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CAMBRIDGE SKILLSThe classes help students acquire the skills needed to successfully take one of the Cambridge English Examina-tions - Preliminary (PET), First (FCE), Advanced (CAE) or Pro-ficiency (CPE), using a range of materials including exam material and specially-de-signed exercises. The classes focus on all parts of the exam and look at skills including expressing opinions (written and spoken), reading for overall meaning, and listening for specific detail. The classes are designed for people either taking one of our Cambridge English Exam Preparation courses, or as an introduction for people thinking about taking a Cambridge English Examination in the future.

Students who take our Cambridge Skills Electives…


are more confident in the skills needed to take the Cambridge English Exam-inations


BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONThe classes give students the opportunity to develop the communication skills they need to succeed in a mod-ern business environment. The classes include practice and skills for taking part in meetings and negotiations, reading and responding to emails, writing reports and much more. The classes are designed for people either taking one of our Business English courses, or for peo-ple who want to learn some business communication skills in addition to their General English or Exam Preparation course.

Students who take our Business Communication Electives…


have enhanced skills to communicate in meetings, interviews and negotia-tions

have enhanced skills to write reports, emails and proposals

BRITISH CULTUREThe classes give students the opportunity to use their En-glish to learn about aspects of London, Britain and British culture. Using materials in-cluding videos, news stories and real-life experiences the classes allow students to practise and improve their English, while learning more about the country they are studying in.

Students who take our British Culture Electives…



are more familiar with the culture and history of Brit-ain

Thank you for this amazing course. I started in March and I just finished it. Burlington is the best school of English in London. See you.

Marta from Spain


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One-to-One and Small Groups Further practise in reading, writing, listening and speaking

Learn skills for exams Learn the skills you need for study

Learn the communication skills you need for work

Course Description:Our 1-1 and Small Group courses are for individuals or small groups who have specific goals and needs, or who want to make particularly rapid progress in English. Courses can be taken on their own, or in combination with one of our standard or online courses.

The lessons are designed to work on any areas of weakness you have, and to enable you to make rapid progress in the language. They will help students develop confidence and fluency in their use of English.

Our 1-1 courses are designed to meet your individual needs, and

help you achieve your goals and develop the language that you need for work, study or leisure.

Our Small Group Courses are designed for groups of 2, 3 or 4 students with the same level of English who have similar needs and goals in English.

We can offer courses in General English, Exam Preparation, Business English or English for Specific Purposes - in fact, anything you want.

We can also offer classes in specific subjects taught in English using a Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) approach

OUTCOMESStudents who success-fully complete our 1-1 or Small Group course…

are more confident in their use of English are better able to com-municate effectively and spontaneously with others are able to work and socialise in a cross-cul-tural environment can participate in discussions relating to their field and areas of interest are closer to achieving their language goals


MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS PER CLASS: 1 (1-1); 4 (Small Group)



NUMBER OF LESSONS PER WEEK: Flexible

TIME OF COURSE: Throughout the day from 09:00 to 17:15, Evenings from 17:00 - 20:00




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Learn English for work, study or pleasure, and to increase your opportunities in education Students from all over the world

Focus on language, skills and communication Learn and use English in realistic situations Regular progress tests and tutorials

Course Description:Our Junior General English courses are designed for children and young people who want to increase their opportunities in education by studying English. Students can study in closed groups or in multinational classes, and courses are designed to meet the specific needs of each group.

The classes are designed to be fun, supportive and motivating, and will develop children’s language and communication skills and prepare them for the world of education, leisure and work.

We can also offer classes in specific subjects taught in English using a Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) approach.

Classes are divided by level of English and age group, and all staff at Burlington School have training in safeguarding of children, and our Welfare and Safeguarding policies are followed at all times.

Course Content:The classes use a range of methodologies and activities to help students learn and use the language. The classes use a set coursebook, and this is supplemented with authentic materials, video and interactive technology.


Burlington School has many years of experience in dealing with Young Learners, whether as individuals, closed groups or open groups. We host Young Learners throughout the year in London, and have residential summer centres in the summer.

For more information, see our Programmes for Young Learners Brochure.

English for Young Learners

OUTCOMESStudents who successfully complete one of our General English courses for Young Learners…

are more confident in their use of English can use English to study, work and socialise can use English in a range of situations are able to use their knowledge and skills to continue improving their English have increased opportunities in their education

GENERAL ENGLISH


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English for Young LearnersOUTCOMESStudents who successfully complete our Junior Exam Preparation course…

are more confident in their use of English can use English to study, work and socialise have a good understanding of the skills and language required for the test can use their language to the best of their ability to satisfy the demands of the test have increased opportunities in their education

Course Description:Our Junior Exam Preparation courses are designed for children and young people who want to increase their opportunities in education by taking an internationally-recognised English exam. Students can study in closed groups or in multinational classes, and courses are designed to meet the specific needs of each group.

The classes are designed to be fun, supportive and motivating, and will develop children’s language and communication skills while preparing them for the examination.

Course Content:The classes use a range of methodologies and activities to help students learn and use the language, and prepare for their exam. The classes use a set coursebook, and this is supplemented with authentic materials, video and interactive technology.

There are regular practice tests and tutorials, which helps the teachers identify students’ strengths and weakness, and allows the students to check their progress in English.

EXAM PREPARATION

Young Learners: 7 – 10 Junior High: 11 – 13 Senior High: 14 – 17 College: 16 – 17*

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: Full Social Programme Full-Day and Half-Day Excursions








A GE RANGE: Young Learners: 4 – 6 (1-1 classes only)


See also our Programmes for Young Learners Brochure

* Students aged 16 and above can also join our international adult programme.

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Our Residential Summer Centres are designed for children and young people who want to increase their opportunities in education by studying English, alongside a busy and enjoyable programme of social events.

The classes are designed to be fun, supportive and motivating, and will develop children’s language and communication skills and prepare them for the world of education, leisure and work.

The lessons focus on all aspects of the language, including grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading and writing. They have a focus on communication and practical

skills, and allow students to learn about British Culture.

There is a full supervised social programme in the afternoons, evenings and weekends, including sport, games and visits to cities like London, Brighton and Oxford.

Accommodation is full board with all meals included.

Ardingly College is one of the most respected independent schools in Britain. It has an excellent academic reputation and fantastic classroom, sport and leisure facilities. Although it is in the beautiful English countryside, there is easy access to places like London, Brighton and Oxford.

Learn English for work, study or pleasure, and to increase your opportunities in education

Students from all over the world


Learn and use English in realistic situations

Full and varied social programme

Residential Summer Centres



COURSE DATES: July – August 2018

COURSE LENGTH: Minimum 2 weeks

NUMBER OF LESSONS PER WEEK: 15 hours

TIME OF COURSE: Lessons: 09:00 – 12:30 Social Programme: 14:00 – 17:00; 19:00 – 21:00

AGE RANGE: 7 – 17

INCLUDED: Accommodation and meals, Full Social Programme, Full-Day Trips



See also our Programmes for Young Learners Brochure

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Elshad has recently returned from the camp with most wonderful memories. He was very happy with his experience and had a lot of positive feelings to share. Thank you very much for helping us organize this experience for him. I hope we will have a chance to join your summer program again soon.

Shadi from Azerbaijan


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Leisure Programme

London is one of the most attractive cities in the world. It can keep you busy 24/7. If you join the Burlington School leisure programme it will give you a chance to make friends and give you a taste of what London has to offer.

Example activities: Walking tours Visits to the main London attractions and Museums (London Eye, Madame Tussauds, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, Natural History Museum and many more)

Sports activities Music events and carnivals Parties

You may want a break away from London at some point so why not join us on one of the day trips to:

Oxford Brighton Cambridge Bath and Stonehenge

And many more!

I have enjoyed my course a lot and have learnt many things. My teacher is great, very professional. My homestay was so welcoming, they made me feel right at home.

Sebastian from Colombia

Experience more of what the United Kingdom has to offer. As there is much to do in London Burlington School gets a helping hand from professional tourist agencies that will maximise your experience with us.

Some activities are free of charge while an average entrance ticket to London attractions cost £15 – £20, and if you wish to take an adventure outside of London a day trip will cost from £30 – £40.

Our Leisure Programme changes every month so please let us know what you would like to do! Please note that students must be 18 or over to attend certain activities.

Please visit our website and check our leisure activities planner or contact the Leisure Programme coordinator at the school for all up-to-date information.

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Accommodation

Burlington School offers a range of accommodation to suit everybody’s needs. The following pages give a summary of our accommodation, but if you have any particular requests, please contact us.

I studied at Burlington School of English, and my mark is EXCELLENT. All was amazing! The education was good. We studied new grammar. It was very easy to go from the centre of London to school. They found for me amazing accommodation, 1 minute to the underground station!

Nikita from Russia

Homestay AccommodationHomestay accommodation is the cheapest option for staying in London, and gives you the chance to experience life in a British home. Homestay providers treat the student as a full member of the household, eating together and sharing the

Minimum stay: 2 weeks Minimum age: 7 (Young Learners)* 16 (Adults) Room options: Single, Twin, Triple Meal options: Self-Catering: No meals Bed & Breakfast: Breakfast every day Half Board: Breakfast and dinner every day Full Board: Breakfast, packed lunch and dinner every day Location: Various Nearest transport: Varies depending on location Travel time: Varies depending on location Facilities: Bedroom with desk and wardrobe, En suite, private or shared bathroom facilities Laundry facilities Bed linen and towels provided

KEY FACTS:

* Students aged 7 – 10 must be accommodated with a parent or guardian. Burlington School can arrange full guardianship. Contact us for further details.

common living areas. No more than four students stay in a homestay at any one time.

Burlington School’s Homestay providers may be organised by the school directly, or by a third-party accommodation agency.

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Accommodation

Residential AccommodationResidential accommodation offers students independence combined with security in a modern building in the heart of London. It includes on-site security, 24/7 access and free WiFi, as well as a range of other facilities designed to make your stay as enjoyable as possible.

Minimum stay: 2 weeks Minimum age: 16* Room options: Single Studio Meal options: Self-Catering, Kitchenette or shared kitchen facilities Location: Central and Inner London Nearest transport: Varies depending on location Travel time: Varies depending on location Facilities: Free WiFi, Bed, desk and wardrobe, En suite or shared bathroom facilities, Laundry facilities

Our Earl’s Court Residence is in a popular student area, and a short tube journey from the school. It is close to the fashionable King’s Road area of Chelsea, as well as the museums and Hyde Park.

Our Willesden Residence is in a quiet residential area, and a short tube journey from the school. It is close Wembley Stadium, and only a short tube ride from Central London.

A spectacular 100-square-metre one-bedroom Fulham Apartment in this exclusive converted commercial premises overlooking the river Thames.

Our Collective Residence is in the heart of Willesden Junction, just a few minutes’ walk from local shop and amenities.KEY FACTS:

* Subject to availability. Please note that students under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

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Burlington School ResidenceOur School Residence is the best value Residence we offer.

It is located above Burlington School in the fashionable residential area of Parson’s Green, and a short tube ride from Central London.

Flat/House ShareSharing a flat or house gives you the maximum independence when staying in London.

We can arrange flat or house shares in safe, residential locations in West and Central London with easy access to the school by public transport.

Minimum stay: 2 weeks Minimum age: 18 Room options: Quadruple Meal options: Self-Catering Location: Onsite Nearest transport: Parson’s Green Underground Station Travel time: 0 minutes Facilities: Free WiFi, Bed and study area, Shared Bathroom facilities

Minimum stay: 2 weeks Minimum age: 18 Room options: Single, Twin, Double Meal options: Self-Catering Location: Various Nearest transport: Varies depending on location Travel time: Varies depending on location Facilities: Free WiFi, Bedroom with desk and wardrobe, Shared and En Suite Bathroom facilities, Shared kitchen facilities, Laundry facilities, Bed and study area, Shared bathroom facilities

Airport Transfer ServiceBurlington School provides a transfer service for students arriving at all London airports and international terminals. You will be met by one of the School’s drivers who will take you to your accommodation.

Please see our website for further information.

WelfareWe want all our students to feel safe and happy in London and at Burlington School. Burlington School has a dedicated Welfare Team who can try to help you with any problems you have. You can talk to our Welfare Officer in private at any time, or to one of our other trained welfare and safeguarding staff.

Please see our website for further information. www.burlingtonschool.co.uk/student-welfare


Burlington School

Top 10 reasons

Top choice for international studentsOver 100,000 international students study in London every year from over 200 different countries, making it a truly global city.

World class entertainmentLondon has over 100 cinemas, 350 music venues, and some of the most famous theatres in the world.

Immerse yourself in English You will be completely surrounded by English - what you read and what you hear will help your English improve even when you are away from school.

Fantastic night lifeLondon has more than 5,000 restaurants serving food from around the world, and 7,000 pubs and bars.

Excellent academic resourcesThere are over 120 different libraries in London, including the British Library which has 150 million books. Three million new items are added to the collection of the British Library every year.

Beautiful nature There are Parks 1800 parks and nature reserves in London, meaning it is easy to escape from the noise of the city.

World class culture There are over 1,000 museums and galleries in London, and most of them are free!

The perfect place to travel to (and from) London has excellent connections by coach, bus, train and plane to almost everywhere in the Uk and abroad.

Surrounded by historyEverywhere you look there are examples of London’s history - and not just Big Ben and the Tower of London. Join our social programme to find out more.

World class education Some of the best and most famous universities in the world are in London. Burlington School is in London!

London offers a diverse, multi-cultural lifestyle that blends history, culture and entertainment making it the ideal destination for students Here are our top 10 reasons to study in London:

London living costsAccommodation costs are typically £140 – £200 per week (see price list for further details). In addition to this, you will need approximately £110 per week for living costs. All students can obtain a student card which can give them up to 20% off in many shops, tourist attractions, restaurants and other places.

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