General English, Business English and Professional Skills, IELTS Preparation, Cambridge Exam preparation, English for Law with TOLES preparation, OET Preparation, Junior Summer Programmes for 12-17-year-olds 30+ English for Work and Life, 40+ English and Culture: Experience London, Teacher Training courses, Online 1to1 and 2to1 lessons, School-based 1to1 and 2to1 lessons, Academic Year Programme, English for Specific Purposes, Part-time afternoon courses, Evening courses, Bildungsurlaub.

Essential courses = 5 mornings per week, 17.5 hours per week. Standard courses = 5 mornings and 2 afternoons per week, 21 hours per week. Intensive courses = 5 mornings and 4 afternoons per week, 24.5 hours per week. Our Intensive courses consist of a standard course + 2 extra afternoons by choosing one of our Options courses. You will study every morning, and every afternoon (except Friday afternoon), from 09:00 - 15:55. On Fridays, you will finish school at 13:00.

You can study for as long as you like, from one week to one year. If you are studying General English, it normally takes on average 8 to 10 weeks to progress to the next level.

We have eight levels from Beginner to Proficiency and these correspond to the Common European Framework of levels. The 8 levels are: Beginners, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, Higher Intermediate, Higher Intermediate Plus, Advanced, Advanced Plus, Proficiency.

Before you start your course, we will test your grammar, written and spoken English. Your overall score will determine the level of the class you are placed into on your first day.

We monitor your progress with: Entrance and exit tests. Weekly progress tests on Fridays. Long-term students will have regular tutorials with their teacher and end of level exams.

We believe that homework is a very important part of your course and can help you make rapid progress. The exact amount of homework you will get depends on your course but you should expect 1-2 hours per day.

All students can receive one-to-one academic advice from academic managers and help in reaching their language goals. We provide students with a guide with resources for self-study.

From September to June, the maximum number of students in a class is 14. In July and August, the maximum is 16 students per class. Some courses such as 30+ English for Life & Work have a maximum of 6 students. 40+ English & Culture courses have a maximum of 10 students.

When you finish your course, you will get the Wimbledon School of English Certificate stating your course dates and finishing level. We require that students attend 80% of classes in order to receive the certificate. If you are taking one of our examination courses, you will also have the option to take the exam at the end.

If you book your course online, there is a 14-day cancellation period from the day that your application is submitted. This does not apply to courses booked in person, by email or through an application form.

This would depend on when you cancel and how you book. Please visit the Pre-arrival Cancellations & Refunds section of our terms and conditions for more information.

London is one of the best places in the world to learn English. You can practise English every day with local people and students from many countries. At Wimbledon School of English, you study in small classes with experienced teachers. After class, you can explore London and use English in real life.

Yes. Wimbledon is a safe and friendly area of London. It has parks, cafés, shops and restaurants. Many international students enjoy studying here because it is quieter than central London but still very close. The school is in the centre of Wimbledon and is easy to reach by public transport.

Wimbledon is about 17 minutes by train from Waterloo station, which is in central London. Students can easily visit famous places like the London Eye, Big Ben and museums after class.

Wimbledon School of English has been teaching international students since 1964. Students choose the school because of: • experienced teachers • small classes • friendly atmosphere • a wide choice of courses You can study General English, IELTS preparation and many other courses.

Wimbledon School of English offers many courses for adult students, including: • General English • IELTS preparation • Cambridge exam preparation • OET preparation • English for professionals • Courses for students aged 30+ and 50+ • Courses for Young Learners aged 8 to 17 with English Study Camps All courses help students improve speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Yes. Wimbledon School of English offers IELTS preparation courses to help students get the score they need. Students learn exam skills, improve academic English and practise real IELTS tests.

Yes. Our full time IELTS Preparation with Pre-sessional Academic English course can be taken from 1 to 10 weeks. The Academic IELTS Express course is a 4-week intensive course. We also offer afternoon IELTS lessons and Evening IELTS classes. It helps students prepare quickly for the IELTS exam with exam practice and teacher feedback.

Yes. The school offers a special course called 30+ English for Work and Life. This course is for adults who want to improve English for work, business and international communication.

The best study length depends on your goals and your English level. Many students study for 2 to 12 weeks, but some stay longer to improve faster. Longer courses help students feel more confident and improve their English skills. We offer courses up to 11 months, or around 48 weeks.

Most IELTS courses require students to have an intermediate B1+ or Higher Intermediate B2 level of English before starting. The course helps students improve academic English, writing skills and exam techniques.

Students improve faster when they: • study regularly • practise speaking every day • use English outside the classroom Studying in London helps students practise English in real life while meeting people from many countries.

Students can choose different accommodation options, such as: • homestay with a host family • student residence • hotel or private accommodation Living with a host family is a great way to practise English and learn about British culture.

Wimbledon is a lively area with many things to do. Students can enjoy: • parks and green spaces • cafés and restaurants • theatres and shops • sports and social activities It is a great place to study and meet new people.

London has many excellent English language schools. The best school for you depends on your goals, budget and preferred location. Wimbledon School of English is one of the most respected English schools in the UK. The school has been teaching international students since 1964 and offers high-quality English courses for adults. Wimbledon School of English was the first language school ever to receive 15 out of 15 strengths in a British Council inspection. The school has also been ranked as the No.1 English school in the UK by EL Gazette every year since 2014.

When choosing an English school in London, it is important to look at: • the quality of the teaching • class sizes • course options • student nationalities • school location • accreditation and inspection results Wimbledon School of English is accredited by the British Council and is widely recognised for the quality of its teaching and student experience.

Yes. Wimbledon School of English welcomes students from many countries every year. The school has also been ranked the number one English language school in the UK by EL Gazette every year since 2014. This ranking is based on British Council inspection results. Students come to the school to improve their English, prepare for exams and experience life in London.

Wimbledon School of English is located in Wimbledon, South West London. Wimbledon is a popular area for international students because it is safe, green and well connected to central London. Students can reach central London in about 17 minutes by train.