There are several different ways to study in London. You may want to learn English, develop a new skill or study for a University degree.
Learn English
There are some language schools which provide free English lessons (there may be conditions attached, or are for a limited time only, check for details) or ones you pay for:
- Language centres which are members of English UK must pass a rigorous inspection scheme, click here to find courses with these centres.
- Adult learning/education of ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) is offered by some colleges and local councils, for example: South Thames College, Southwark Adult Learning Service
- Click here for ESOL courses in London
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Learn other skills
Enquire at a college/University near you, they may offer evening or weekend classes. Courses could include: foreign languages, marketing, IT, music, finance, arts and crafts, etc. For example: South Thames College.
Search for establishments specialising in specific subjects, for example, IT and languages.
Online:
- BBC website
- GoSkills
- OpenLearn free courses
- Learn a language with Babbel, busuu or lingualia
- Learn the skills of the future from digital marketing to coding with Google Digital Garage
Language exchange or some people offer one-to-one help
University
If you would like to attend University, check out the UCAS website for a list of all undergraduate and postgraduate courses and information for International and EU students.
Tips:
- TOTUM Card. The TOTUM card gives students discounts on a wide range of goods and services including travel, transport, tech, fitness, entertainment, food and clothes.
- Check out the International Students House, located in Zone 1.
- Get discounted courses through voucher sites such as: Groupon and wowcher.
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