1.

Can I have a free trial lesson and do I have to pay for my whole course in advance?

A:

Yes, you can have a free trial lesson and you can pay in instalments or in advance and receive a discount.

2.

Are all your teachers qualified and experienced?

A:

All our English teachers have appropriate qualifications and experience.

3.

How long have you been established?

A:

20 years, since 1989.

4.

How big are your classes?

A:

6 - 8 students on average.

5.

Which exams can I take?

A:

Many of our students take and pass the Cambridge First Certificate and Advanced Examinations, IELTS and others. Also, we are a Pitman Examination Centre so you can sit for both English and Computing Examinations.

6.

Do your old students come back and recommend their friends to study with you?

A:

Our old students return year after year and most of our new students are friends of previous students.

7.

Do you help with visa applications?

A:

Yes, we have had many years of experience dealing with the Home Office and we can provide the correct forms and documents.  Please note that we are unable to give advice on immigration matters, but we are happy to give you the contact details of those qualified to help you.

8.

If I don't get my visa, will I get a refund?

A:

Yes, if your visa application is not successful we will refund all your money except for the first £200 non-refundable deposit provided you send us a copy of your visa refusal letter obtained from either the Home Office, Embassy or Consulate.

9.

How long in advance must I register?

A:

You may register at any time up to the day you want to start, although we cannot guarantee a place until you have paid a deposit.

10.

Can I work while I am studying in London?

A:

It is usually quite easy to find work in London if you don't mind what you do. The immigration department will allow you to work part-time during term time at 20 hours maximum per week.