King’s College
London
Guy’s Campus, King’s College London, London SE1 1UL Located in the heart of London at one of the world’s top ranking university campuses and surrounded by iconic landmarks.
Start dates: English Plus Explore London: 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Jul, 6, 13 Aug
Street Art & Culture: 2, 9, 16 Jul Future Leaders & Entrepreneurs: 2, 9 Jul
Arrival/Departure day: Sunday/Sunday
Minimum Duration: 1 week
Age range: English Plus Explore London: 12–17 years
Street Art & Culture: 14-17 years
Future Leaders & Entrepreneurs: 14-17 years
Capacity: 300 students
Courses offered: English PLUS Explore London Street Art & Culture
Future Leaders & Entrepreneurs
Nearest airport: London Heathrow – 25 miles
Included in the programme: Full board 5 half day visits in and around capital city Daily activities (programme differs for CLIL courses)
Excursions: Sightseeing trips to Brighton, Cambridge, Canterbury (sample excursion selection) Not included in the programme: £55 Registration fee £35 Kosher diet supplement (per week)
Accommodation: Campus residence in single en-suite rooms
info@bscyounglearners.com
ENGLISH PLUS EXPLORE LONDON
15 hours/week We use a special short course syllabus which focuses on improving the core skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening through immersive activities and project work. Lessons are interactive and engaging, providing a natural platform for students to practise their English. After lunch, students will be taken on afternoon excursions in and around London, providing the opportunity to practise their English language skills in reallife contexts. Excursions may include Trafalgar Square, St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace and more!
STREET ART & CULTURE
23 hours/week
Students will develop a passion and understanding for British art history on the Street Art & Culture programme, enjoying the many museums, exhibitions and historical art sites that London is famous for.
FUTURE LEADERS & ENTREPRENEURS
23 hours/ week This dynamic and interactive program allows students to gain first-hand experience of what it’s like to become an entrepreneur. Workshops focus on budgeting, finance, project planning and improving leadership and team building skills. Preferable that students bring their laptops.
Details
Course
Learning information • Maximum class size: 15 Multi-national classes • Use of academic course book and • additional materials • Pre-course online placement test • End of course certificate Student Welfare • Supervision ratio 1:15 • Unaccompanied minor service (extra cost) • Airport meet and greet Classes allocated according to age and level • Teachers hold CELTA or equivalent qualifications • Police background checks on all staff Mentor for individuals Accommodation • Single, en-suite rooms • Communal space in each flat • Six bedrooms per flat • Room furniture includes a wardrobe, desk and chair • Free Laundry service • Towels and Linen provided • Wi-Fi throughout accommodationand campus • Meals are served in Guy’s Campus canteen • £50 damage deposit to may be required upon arrival • Residential team available 24h a day • 8 minute walk to classrooms
Menu Options Activities & Excursions ACTIVITIES 5 half day visits in and around capital city. Tower Bridge • St. James Park and Buckingham Palace • Greenwich • British Museum • Museum of London • Oxford Street • Tate Modern • Houses of Parliament and Westminster BSC Young Learners provide an enriching excursion program, where students will be given the opportunity to enjoy unsupervised time within some of the most culturally vibrant locations in their course town. Prior to each excursion students will receive clear instructions and guidance on how to stay safe in the allocated free time area. For more information, please refer to our website. Meals are made on site by the restaurant's catering department. Breakfast Continental including juice, cereal, toast, pastries and tea/coffee. Lunch Two courses, 3 options including vegetarian and gluten free. Salad bar and fresh fruit selection also available. Dinner Two courses, 3 options including vegetarian and gluten free. Salad bar and fresh fruit selection also available. Please let us know about any other dietary requirements before you arrive. SAMPLE EXCURSIONS Brighton Sightseeing of famous landmarks & entrance to the SeaLife Centre. Cambridge Sightseeing of famous landmarks & visit to a college included. Canterbury Sightseeing of famous landmarks & Cathedral entrance included. Optional excursions Paddle boarding and kayaking.
English Plus Explore London
Perfect for students excited about travel who want to discover the exciting capital of the United Kingdom.
Discovering London is an exciting way for students to learn about a new culture whilst developing their English language skills. On the English Plus Explore London course, Young Learners will have English lessons as well as daily excursions to famous sights and locations. They will meet students from all around the world, practising their English in real-life situations to improve their skills quickly, accurately and with confidence.
Course Aims
On completion of this course, students will:
• Have developed their language skills through practical activities and discussions.
• Have developed their creativity and problem- solving skills.
• Have a deeper understanding of the English culture.
• Have experience working on projects in small groups.
• Have learnt about famous landmarks and sights in London.
• Be more confident in speaking English.
• Have met and learned from English native-level speakers.
• Have their English level assessed by the BSC level test.
• Be a more independent learner and global citizen.
• Have had a transformational learning experience and developed skills for life.
Course Outcomes
• Develop English language skills
• Discover famous city sights
• Become a global citizen
Experienced Teachers
Class Sizes These courses focus on small classes to ensure that students are given specialist attention and support.
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All of our teachers are CELTA qualified and all of our tennis coaches are experienced to train beginners and experienced tennis players.
In 2022 we welcomed students from over 75 countries. When Young Learners choose BSC they make friends from all over the world. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 7.30 Breakfast 9.00 New student arrivals and activities at the college General English General English General English General English General English Full day trip to Cambridge (with walking tour) & College entrance Optional additional - Punting 11.00 Break Break Break Break Break 11.30 General English General English General English General English General English 12.30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 14.00 Royal walking tour from Houses of Parliament to Buckingham Palace London Eye trip with Southbank walk Treasure Hunt at the British Museum Visit to Museum of London Harry Potter 93/4 Coal’s Yard and Regent’s Canal (optional - Canal ride) 16.00 16.30 18.00 Dinner 19.30 Orientation Walk or Tower Bridge Walk with St Katherine’s Dock Picaddily, China Town, Leicester Square - West End Tour Little Venice and Paddington Basin walk Shopping on Oxford Street Disco Visit to Victoria and Albert Museum Film night 21.30 Roll Call 22.30 Lights Out Please note: Programme content varies by courses; Start days are on Wednesday at some centres. One week sample timetable Key Facts Minimum level of English: A1/ Beginner Minimum Age: 12 Lessons: 15h General English + 6h Tennis coaching Start dates: 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Jul & 6, 13 Aug Min Duration: 1 week What’s Included • Pre-course online level test • English language tuition • 5 excursions to famous sights per week • Leisure activities in evenings • One full day excursion • End of course certificate with language level • London travel card (purchased in advance, see price list for details)
Nationality Mix
Street Art & Culture
On this course students will develop a passion and understanding for British art and will even participate in a hands-on workshop with a professional street artist. Held at King’s College, participants will enjoy the many museums and exhibitions that London is famous for, whilst practising their English and learning with like-minded students around from around the world.
Course Aims
On completion of this course, students will:
• Have developed their language skills through practical activities and discussions.
• Have developed their creativity skills.
• Have visited the UK’s first street art gallery with original Banksy close to Portobello Market and the Saatchi Gallery.
• Have a deeper understanding of English culture and art.
• Have a deeper understanding of local and international modern art.
• Have improved their communication skills in the context of art.
• Be more confident in speaking English.
• Have met and learned from English native level speakers.
• Have their English level assessed by the BSC YL level test.
• Be a more independent learner and global citizen.
• Have had a transformational learning experience and developed skills for life.
Course Outcomes
• Visit multiple art exhibitions across London including Tate Modern, National Gallery, the V&A museum and more.
• Workshop with London street artist where students will paint their own piece
• Develop English language skills through practical activities
Perfect for students with a passion for art, eager to discover London’s art history
Experienced Teachers
Nationality Mix
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 7.30 Breakfast 9.00 Arrivals Day Lesson Lesson Lesson Lesson Lesson Cambridge trip with Walking Tour and College entrance Optional additional - Punting 11.00 Break Break Break Break Break 11.30 Lesson Lesson Lesson Lesson Lesson 12.30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 14.00 Chalk Farm to Camden Town Street Art Walking Tour The National Gallery - Painting race Alternative London Shoreditch/Brick Lane/Old Street Bicycle and cultural tour Visit to Museum of London and London Wall Leake Street Arches Graffiti Workshop with professional Street artist 16.00 16.30 18.00 Dinner 19.30 Orientation Walk/ Getting to know you activities Piccadilly, China Town, Leicester Square - West End Tour Little Venice and Paddington Basin Walk Shopping on Oxford Street Disco Visit to Victoria and Albert Museum Film night 21.30 Roll Call 22.30 Lights Out Please note: Programme content varies by courses; Start days are on Wednesday at some centres. One week sample timetable What’s Included • Pre-course online level test • 23h Content and Language Integrated Learning tuition • Museum visits and tuition in the afternoons • Leisure activities in evenings
One full day excursion, one half day excursion • End of course certificate with language level Key Facts Minimum level of English: B1/ Intermediate Minimum Age: 14 Lessons: 23h per week Start dates: 2, 9, 16, July Min Duration: 1 week
These courses focus on small classes to ensure that students are given specialist attention and support.
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Small Class Sizes
All of our teachers are CELTA qualified and all of our tennis coaches are experienced to train beginners and experienced tennis players.
In 2022 we welcomed students from over 75 countries. When Young Learners choose BSC they make friends from all over the world.
Future Leaders & Entrepreneurs
This dynamic and interactive program allows students to gain first-hand experience of what it’s like to become an entrepreneur. Workshops focus on budgeting, finance, project planning and improving leadership and team building skills. Students will also visit a marketing hub in London with a private tour and session to learn about business practices.
Course Aims
On completion of this course, students will:
• Have developed their leadership and team-building skills through practical activities and discussions.
• Have developed their creativity and problem- solving skills.
• Have a deeper understanding of how business works.
• Have experience creating and launching an innovative product.
• Have improved their digital competency in the context of business and entrepreneurship.
• Be more confident in presenting and public speaking.
• Have met and learned from inspirational business leaders.
• Have their English level verified by Cambridge Assessment English (Linguaskill).
• Be a more independent learner and global citizen.
• Have had a transformational learning experience and developed skills for life.
• Have a take-home product that documents the achievements of the course aims.
• Have set goals for their future professional development.
• Visited a marketing hub in London to learn about business practices.
Course Outcomes
• Students will prepare a pitch for a business concept around their own product
• Have set goals for their future professional development
• Gain first-hand experience of what it is like to become an entrepreneur
• Business visits & guest speakers
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Nationality Mix
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 7.30 Breakfast 9.00 Arrivals Business Input: Team Building Business Input: Product innovation Business Input: Budgeting/Finance Guest Speaker 1 Business Input: Marketing Cambridge trip with Walking Tour and College entrance Optional additional: Punting 11.00 Break Break Break Break Break 11.30 Linguaskill: Speaking Linguaskill: Reading Linguaskill: Writing Linguaskill: Listening Linguaskill: Questions 12.30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 14.00 Workshop: Teambuilding Workshop: Product innovation Workshop: Budgeting/Finance Visit Museum of London Workshop: Marketing 16.00 Break Break Break Break 16.30 Supervised selfstudy or onsite activities Supervised selfstudy or onsite activities Supervised selfstudy or onsite activities Supervised selfstudy or onsite activities 18.00 Dinner 19.30 Orientation walk/ Getting to know you activities Piccadilly, China Town, Leicester Square - West End Tour Little Venice and Paddington Basin Walk Shopping on Oxford Street Disco Visit to Victoria and Albert Museum Film night 21.30 Roll Call 22.30 Lights Out Please note: Programme content varies by courses; Start days are on Wednesday at some centres. One week sample timetable
Included
Pre-course online level test
23h Content and Language Integrated Learning tuition
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Exam preparation for Business English
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Course based on concept of ‘Dragon’s Den’ with a winning group at the end of the course
Leisure activities in evenings Note: We advise students to bring their own laptops. It’s not mandatory but preferable. Key Facts Minimum level of English: B1/ Intermediate Minimum Age: 14 Lessons: 23h per week Start dates: 2, 9, 16, July Min Duration: 2 weeks
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These courses focus on small classes to ensure that students are given specialist attention and support.
Sizes
All of our teachers are CELTA qualified and all of our tennis coaches are experienced to train beginners and experienced tennis players.
we welcomed students
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In 2022
from over 75 countries. When Young Learners choose BSC
make friends from all over the world.
GET IN TOUCH
To enquire or book a course email info@bscyounglearners.com or visit our website british-study.com/en/learners/young-learners/
