The British Council Slovenia no longer offers an information and education enquiries service. However, we have prepared some useful information about studying English in the UK.
British Council runs the Accreditation UK scheme that guarantees the quality of services at over 370 private language schools, state colleges and universities. This means that when you choose a course at an accredited institution, you can be certain you will be taught by properly qualified teachers in a properly managed environment.
There are courses for people of all ages and interests. You can stay from one week to a full academic year. Some of the most common are:
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General English |
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English for specific purposes |
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One-to-one and tailor-made courses |
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Courses for English teachers |
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English for Academic Purposes |
Most schools can arrange accommodation for you. This can be:
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homestay - you live with a family, either in your own room or sharing with another student, usually halfboard (breakfast and dinner) - average cost is about £110 a week. |
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residential accommodation - you live in college halls of residence or student houses or flats, usually in your own room but often with shared kitchen and bathroom. |
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hotels and hostels - from student hostels to five star hotels. |
Fees for courses vary greatly, mainly depending on the class size and the number of hours per week. Typical costs per week are:
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tuition in larger classes (a group of nine or more people) - from £100 per week |
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intensive small group tuition (usually a group of eight or less people) – from £250 per week |
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tuition on an intensive executive course - £500 or more per week. |
You can search for courses on the English UK or Education UK website and contact the schools directly.
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