English in Edinburgh
Edinburgh is Scotland's capital, a World Heritage City and home of the world's largest international arts festival.
Edinburgh is unique among Scotland's cities. Tourism, its proximity to England, and its multicultural population set it apart. There's up-to-the-nanosecond dance clubs in 15th-century buildings and firebreathers outside Georgian mansions: this is a place that knows how to blend ancient and modern.
Its superb architecture ranges from ancient churches to monumental Victorian masterpieces - all dominated by a castle on a precipitous crag in the city's heart. Pick any street to stroll - you'll be wowed by sudden vistas of looming battlements, cold volcanic peaks and hills steeped in memory.
The climate in Edinburgh is best from May to September, but whenever you go, you're likely to see both sun and rain. In summer, daylight hours are long, and the evenings seem endless. In winter, it's cold and daylight hours are short, but with so much going on, Edinburgh is still worth visiting. Note that the city becomes impossibly crowded during the main festival period (August to early September) and Hogmanay (around 1 January), so make reservations well ahead of time if you plan to visit then.
Edinburgh is the home of the Edinburgh Festival, visited by thousands of people every year. Other places of interest include Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile and the spectacular Highlands which are a short distance away.
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English in Edinburgh
English in Edinburgh
English in Edinburgh
Its superb architecture ranges from ancient churches to monumental Victorian masterpieces - all dominated by a castle on a precipitous crag in the city's heart. Pick any street to stroll - you'll be wowed by sudden vistas of looming battlements, cold volcanic peaks and hills steeped in memory.
The climate in Edinburgh is best from May to September, but whenever you go, you're likely to see both sun and rain. In summer, daylight hours are long, and the evenings seem endless. In winter, it's cold and daylight hours are short, but with so much going on, Edinburgh is still worth visiting. Note that the city becomes impossibly crowded during the main festival period (August to early September) and Hogmanay (around 1 January), so make reservations well ahead of time if you plan to visit then.
The English School in Edinburgh
The school in Edinburgh is based in the centre of the city, just a few minutes' walk from the famous Prince's Street. The facilities here include bright spacious rooms, a listening centre, computer room, library and student common room.
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Edinburgh is the home of the Edinburgh Festival, visited by thousands of people every year. Other places of interest include Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile and the spectacular Highlands which are a short distance away.
English courses in Edinburgh
- English Combination Course (30)
- IELTS Exam Preparation Course (25 hours )
- Intensive English Course (25 hours)
- One to one 15 English Course (15 hours )
- One to one 20 English Course (20 hours )
- One to one 25 English Course (25 hours)
- Semi-Intensive English Course (15 hours )
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