London, School and Universities

Studying in the UK, Nurseries, Primary Schools, High Schools and Universities

Studying in England is undoubtedly the best way to perfect your English and invest in your future by attending for example a high school, a university preparation course abroad or a master’s degree. There are also programs in various cities, from Manchester to Liverpool.

You can also study at an international college in Oxford. With such experience, you can count on our Ambassadors.

With more international students than any other city in the world and its incredible range of courses and universities, London is a fantastic place to study.

Are you thinking of studying in London? Think no further and get ready to immerse yourself in the English language and the vibrant cultural life of the city as you take your classes at one of the most renowned universities in the world.

London offers a wide choice of English language schools, for all levels and needs. S.

On the official website of the English language schools in London you can consult the accredited colleges. To get the most out of your London study experience, find out if the school also organizes cultural activities in addition to regular classes.
Tips for planning your studies in London

Studying in London is an exciting and rewarding experience, but it is advisable to take the time to properly plan your studies. Here is a short list of things to remember:

Do you know the access and registration requirements?
Do you need a student visa to study in London?
Do you have to pay university fees?
Are you thinking of combining work and study?
Does your college offer assistance in finding student accommodation?
To benefit from a range of student discounts, apply for the International Student Identity Card (ISIC)

School grades in England
Tests are scheduled throughout the school period and at the end of each quarter tests prepared by the professors must be passed, which serve to self-evaluate, in order to be able to make a prediction on the final exam grade by the teacher. In this way, each student understands which aspects of a subject she has to deepen and what has been correctly assimilated. It is important to know that even if a boy gets low marks in the tests proposed by the professors, he can pass the GCSEs with the highest marks. In short, the scholastic path simply serves to prepare for the final exam.
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How the English school system works
The school in England differs from ours in many respects: school grades, subjects and training methods are just a few examples. We have collected the main characteristics of the English school system to understand the differences with the Italian school and clarify ideas for those who are thinking of experiencing it firsthand, with experiences such as that of the school year abroad.
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Central College for Education
At Central College for Education, they specialize in accessing higher education degrees that prepare you to study your desired course at the university.
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Art and design degree show guide
After several years of disruption to live events, in-person degree shows are back in full force across the UK. For many universities and colleges, it is the first time they have been able to display graduating students’ work in a physical setting since 2019. We’ve assembled a guide to UK undergraduate shows taking place in the next few months, with dates where available. Most of these involve a physical showcase and some have continued the hybrid format that emerged last year, so we recommend checking the links for specific details.
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