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General English

General English for Over 30s

Study with learners of a similar age and enjoy a dedicated social programme.

Brighton Cambridge Eastbourne London
Teaching 20 lessons a week, 16 hours 40 minutes of it
Next start Every Monday

Who it is for

For learners over thirty, with a social programme of their own.

A week on this course

20 lessons of 50 minutes, which is 16 hours 40 minutes of teaching a week. The rest of the week is yours, and most of what fixes your English happens in it.

When it runs

Courses run year-round with Monday starts, except holidays. You study 20 morning lessons per week. Brighton requires B1 or above; London Central accepts A2 or above. Ask us to confirm your preferred dates and course length.

A new course starts every Monday.

What it costs

Ask us for a current quote for your dates and course length, including tuition, compulsory fees and any accommodation or travel support you need.

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The school

St Giles International

Five year-round centres in England, from general English and exam preparation to junior, family and teacher training courses.

Also at St Giles International

Everything at St Giles International

How it works

From the first message to your first morning

4 stages, and nothing is paid to us at any point: the school pays us when you enrol.

  1. 01
    Stage 1 of 4 Tell us your level and your date

    A line about where you are and when you want to start. If you have a test result send it, and if you do not, say so.

  2. 02
    Stage 2 of 4 We hold a place

    We check the school has room on the date you want and hold it while you decide. Nothing is paid to us.

  3. 03
    Stage 3 of 4 The letter your visa needs

    The school issues the enrolment letter, and we build the rest of the file with you in Turkish.

  4. 04
    Stage 4 of 4 You arrive

    Accommodation, the airport and the first morning are settled before you fly.

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