FAQs

Yes, our school is proud to host students from over 10 nationalities, creating a rich and diverse learning environment.

Based on UK Home Office guidelines, students should budget approximately £1,500 per month for living expenses. This amount ensures you can maintain a comfortable standard of living, covering accommodation, food, transportation, and other essentials.

EU students are typically covered under the National Health Service (NHS) at no cost. Non-EU students on a Standard Visitor visa are not eligible for NHS coverage. You can explore private health insurance plans in your home country or the UK, or check with your travel insurance provider to cover medical expenses during your stay.

Yes, students are required to pay their full course fees in advance before starting the course. However, in specific cases, we may accept a 50% upfront payment, with the remaining amount payable before the course begins.

Yes, our campus is fully equipped with wireless broadband. Students are provided with Wi-Fi access throughout the college premises.

Dependents are not allowed under the Standard Visitor visa category. However, if your partner is interested in studying English, we can assist them in enrolling at our school.

Non-EEA students on a Standard Visitor visa are not permitted to work part-time during their stay in the UK, as per current immigration rules.

Yes, we are an accredited Trinity College London exam center and offer the B1 English exam.