Who made this website?
Our website is built and maintained in the Embassy CES head office in Hove, near Brighton, on the south coast of England.
Our small team of developers, a designer, and an editor do our best to bring you information that is as accurate and useful as possible.
Our translation policy
It is important to us to make the website accessible to as many people as possible. We use local, independent translators, and we pride ourselves on using the best we can find. Our translators are professional, qualified, and always, always native speakers.
We translate as much of the site as we can, and try to make it clear when you are about to visit a page that has not been translated.
Have you seen a mistake?
Unfortunately, our website editor is not fluent in all the languages we provide! And although we do our best to avoid errors, we know that they do occur. If you have found a mistake, no matter how small, please let us know and we will correct it as soon as we can.
Just contact us.
Would you like to link to this website?
That's fine! See our link to us page.
Tell us how we can improve this site
We are always very glad to hear from you if you have suggestions about how to make the site better.
- Not all pages are translated: is there a page which you think ought to be translated, but is not?
- Is there some information you'd really like to see but cannot find?
- Or did something about the site really frustrate you?
- Maybe you simply want to send us a compliment. We'd like that too! Tell Ying-ling, our designer, whether you like the look of the site, or tell Myf, the editor, which pages you like best. If something doesn't work, Ric, our Applications Developer, will want to know about that.
We’d love to hear your opinion. Just contact us.
Don't be afraid to contact us in your own language. Our team of Student Enrolment Advisors speak a total of 12 languages between them, and we have many more native speakers of other languages in our offices. One way or another, we can almost always work out what you want to say!