About the School
British Study Centres (BSC) is a group of language schools operating since 1930. The school has centers in the UK (London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Brighton, York, Oxford), as well as in the USA (New York) and Canada. BSC is accredited by the British Council, ISI, EAQUALS, and other organizations, ensuring high-quality education. The school offers both in-person and online formats, allowing you to study from anywhere in the world.
Programs and Formats
British Study Centres offers a wide range of programs:
- General English — from beginner to advanced, 20 or 30 lessons per week.
- Business English — for professionals, includes business vocabulary and negotiations.
- IELTS Preparation — exam preparation, from 4 to 12 weeks.
- Cambridge Exam Preparation (FCE, CAE) — intensive courses for exam success.
- Teacher Training (CELTA, DELTA) — for those who want to become English teachers.
- Academic English — for university admission.
- Junior English Courses — for children and teenagers (8-17 years) during summer holidays.
- University Pathway Programmes — preparation for university studies.
All programs are available in-person at BSC campuses or online via virtual classrooms.
Cost and What's Included
Prices for British Study Centres courses vary depending on the program, location, and duration. For example, a week of General English in London starts from $350 (check with a manager for exact pricing). The cost typically includes: study materials, a certificate upon completion, and access to online resources. Accommodation and meals are paid separately. We recommend contacting Tutorly support on Telegram for an accurate quote based on your budget.
Why Choose British Study Centres
- Long history (since 1930) and international reputation.
- Accreditations: British Council, EAQUALS, ISI.
- Wide range of programs: from general English to CELTA.
- Opportunity to study in multiple countries (UK, USA, Canada).
- Online format for those who cannot travel.
- Teachers are native speakers with CELTA/DELTA qualifications.
What to Consider Before Choosing
- Price: studying in London or New York may be more expensive than in Edinburgh.
- Visa: for in-person courses longer than 11 weeks, a student visa is required.
- Level: some programs (e.g., CELTA) require an Upper-Intermediate level.
- Dates: popular courses (summer, exam preparation) may be booked in advance.
- Language of instruction: all programs are in English, so a minimum level of Beginner is needed.
We recommend consulting with a Tutorly expert on Telegram to choose the right option.