Junior Intensive Course + Activities + College Standard - Single Room - Full Board

Sprachcaffe Brighton

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Course description

Our Intensive Course builds on our Standard Course, with 10 additional lessons per week, guaranteeing the fastest possible language acquisition.

Topics: Grammar, phonology , vocabulary, emphasis on communicative methods of learning, cultural and social topics

The learning journey continues as soon as classes finish! With our comprehensive leisure programme students have the opportunity to really discover their chosen destination. A two-week language course generally includes a big variety of activities plus at least 1 full-day excursion and 2 half-day excursions. Of course, students are also given some free time to socialise in the afternoons and evenings!

Some of the activities included in the Leisure Program include sports (kayaking, football, fitness, Zumba), cinema, picnic, barbecue at the beach, sightseeing, boat trips, international student parties and many more activities available.

Course topics

Listening, Speaking, Pronunciation, Reading, Writing, Vocabulary and Grammar

Class schedule

Course duration
2-8 weeks
Start dates
Every Monday
Classes per week
30 lessons per week (each lesson lasts 45 min)
Class days
Monday - Friday

Class schedule may change depending on availability and season.

Class level

All levels, beginner to advanced
You will take a placement test on your first day to determine your class level. You may also take this test before your arrival in Brighton.

Class size

Maximum 15 students

Student age

Age range 12 - 17 years old

Certificate

A certificate of completion will be issued at the end of the course.
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reviews

Reviews

25% recommend

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"No good for day students"

Vadim Dubois, student from UK

I was the only one using the day course facilties. All the other students met the night before.
I was told to be at 8.30am at the school, no one was there. The school started at 9am.they all went to the cantine for lunch and I didn't understand where I was supposed to meet them so I spent the afternoon on my own on the campus. Everyday, I was alone for 3h between the lessons and afternoon activities. Activities were mainly freetime in different towns. We went to London and again I didn't understand the instructions and was on my own around the city. This might be a good we didn't do any activities suggested in the brochures. I left lunch time on the last day as I was fed waiting around every day. The course might be good for full board students but not at all for day students.

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Date of study
17 Jul 2023 - 21 Jul 2023
Would you recommend this school?
No
This is a verified review. This student has booked a course at this school through Language International.

"Not good"

Mohammed Nassir Alkhaldi, student from Saudi Arabia

Not good since they didn't teach very well. They didn't look after the students and they mixed beginner students with high level students. They only did lecturer and looking after the payment.

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My ratings for this school

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Duration of study
10 weeks
Date of study
10 Oct 2016 - 23 Dec 2016
Would you recommend this school?
No
This is a verified review. This student has booked a course at this school through Language International.

"The best experience that I've ever had in my life."

Katherine Dubraska Vega Avariano, student from Venezuela

The teachers were so kind and friendly. I think the best teachers were Tony and Keirse. They taught really well and everything was easy to understand. I would recommend this school if you are a beginner because they don't have any advance classes. The location is perfect, it's near the train station and you have many restaurants nearby to choose from. I stayed in the hotel provided by the school. It was okay if you only stay for less than one month, because is quite expensive.

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Duration of study
27 weeks
Date of study
21 Mar 2016 - 30 Sep 2016
Would you recommend this school?
Yes
This is a verified review. This student has booked a course at this school through Language International.

"Good teachers but not a good organisation"

Laetitia Gervais, student from France

Brighton is a perfect place to learn English language and to move in England. Teachers of Sprachcaffe Brighton are very good and very nice. It's perfect to meet new people (From a lot of different countries). The organisation of Sprachcaffe isn't perfect, no internet access, no possibility to change of classes. I have not learn a lot of things in 2 weeks. In the certificate it's written the attended percentage, not the English level...

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My ratings for this school

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Duration of study
1 week
Date of study
12 Jan 2015 - 23 Jan 2015
Would you recommend this school?
No
This is a verified review. This student has booked a course at this school through Language International.
Sarah Kirk-Browne, Assistant Director of Studies at Sprachcaffe Brighton responded to this review.
12 May 2015

Thank you for your feedback, we’re glad that you enjoyed beautiful Brighton and the high quality of our teaching. All of our teachers are highly qualified and very experienced at working with students from different cultures and levels.

We welcome students from all over the world to our school, some for just one week and some for several months. Therefore class levels are very important to us, so that all students receive the best learning experience possible. All students take tests based on the Cambridge English exams on their first day, and at the end of every week. Teachers and school staff are always happy to speak to students about their progress and there is always the possibility to move level, if the teacher believes the student is ready. All of the feedback from your teacher and your three different test results indicated you were in the correct level.

Free wi-fi is available throughout the school, and classes are organised to help students develop both their English and effective study skills. Teachers use a coursebook as a framework, but plan their weekly lessons according to the needs and requests of students. During your time here, we encouraged you to discuss this with your teacher, and also provided extra homework on grammar issues you asked about. We’re sorry that you felt two weeks wasn’t long enough for you to develop further. From the students who have finished studying with us so far this year, 95% felt that their English had improved, with others also mentioning they needed to stay for longer to see more improvement.

On completing a course at our school, all students receive a diploma providing full details of their level, dates studied, and attendance percentage. If you have lost this certificate, please contact us for a replacement.

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Housing

Sprachcaffe Brighton offers the following housing types:
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Junior Residence - Single Room - Full board

Included
weekly
Age range: 12 years old and older
Location: In the city center of Brighton
Housing type: Student residence (off-campus)
Room type: Single-person room
Board type: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (21 meals per week)
Facilities: Private bathroom, telephone, wireless internet, and tV room
Distance to school: 45 minutes by walk
Availability: January - December
Check-in: Sunday, anytime
Check-out: Saturday, anytime
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Campus College

Want to experience the everyday life of a college student? During the summer, when the local students are away for the holidays, our own Sprachcaffe students can stay in colleges and discover what it‘s like to study in England .

The colleges we work with offer shared bedrooms and full board. Kitchens and bathrooms are generally common areas.
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Visa support

We cannot apply for visas on behalf of students. However, the school can supply you with all the documentation you need to support your visa application.

If you are studying in the UK for over 11 months, you will receive a reference number called a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) that you need to submit to the UK embassy along with your General Student Visa application. Students who have successfully booked a language course and have paid their fees will receive a CAS from . Please note that UK law states that a CAS can only be issued to students who intend to pursue English language studies for over 11 months.

If you are studying in the UK for 11 months or less, you have to apply for a special visitor visa called a Student Visitor Visa. As a student visitor, you will not be able to work part-time while studying. If you plan to study in the UK for 11 months or less, a letter of acceptance will be sent to your home address by regular mail at no charge to you.

Learn more about how to get a UK visa »

Flights and airport transfer

Please note that we do not book flights for our students. If you are researching airfare costs, we recommend using Kayak.com, a search engine that lets you compare flight options from your home country to Brighton based on your budget, schedule and preferences.

Travel insurance

Study abroad worry-free with Language International's health and personal effects insurance coverage. When you book a course with us, you can opt to purchase an international insurance plan that covers not only your health care cost but also loss of your personal belongings. You must book your insurance in advance when you register.

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