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The school

Our London school is an exciting new development for Embassy CES students. It is brand new and purpose-built to our specifications, providing first-class facilities in a very modern setting.

There are 120 bedrooms on the same site, which are part of a 950-bed student village (the other beds are occupied by students from the University of Greenwich and other local colleges).

Greenwich is a lively riverside area of London, only 20 minutes from the city centre. It is popular with students and home to the University of Greenwich as well as many museums, cafes and shops.

When full, our London school has a capacity of 400 students. The minimum age is 16.

Our London school is accredited by English UK and the British Council, guaranteeing you quality English language tuition.

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See 360° panoramic photos of our London school*

*This link will take you to Student Club. Log in or join to access free downloads.

What's Student Club?

The brand new, purpose-built Embassy CES English language school in Greenwich, London
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Facilities

The Greenwich school features over 30 modern classrooms, built especially for the needs of our students and teachers. Four of the classrooms are equipped with computers.

The library provides a quiet place to study, while an onsite bookshop makes it easy to find the textbooks you need.

A large cafeteria offers hot meals throughout the day. There is always a vegetarian option and Halal meats are used wherever possible.

Wireless internet logoStudents have free email and internet access at 45 computers. There are also internet access points in the student bedrooms.

All Embassy CES schools have wireless internet access: why not bring your laptop with you?

 

The well-equipped computer room at the Embassy CES London Greenwich centre
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Activities

We know that students need to relax sometimes even when they are working hard. At Embassy CES London Greenwich there is a full range of optional activities including regular video nights, sports, and quizzes. At weekends there is the chance to join trips to central London attractions, other towns and tourist destinations.

For more information, visit our Sample activities page.

Embassy CES students enjoying an excursion in London
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Accommodation

Accommodation options for students in London are:

  • HomeStay: Live as part of a local English-speaking household
  • Stay in our student residence

Our London student residences are situated on the same campus as the school - literally a minute's walk away. You'll live among students of the University of Greenwich and other local institutions as well as Bellerbys College & Embassy CES students, in modern, purpose-built blocks. Contact us for full details, including prices and photos.

Read more about accommodation options, and meet a host household on our Accommodation pages. See prices on our Fees page.

Visit Student ClubLog into Student Club to see 360° panoramic views of Greenwich Student Village, including a typical bedroom and a kitchen.

You can find a selection of accommodation websites on our Accommodation Links page for England.

The student residences at Greenwich
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Greenwich

Greenwich town centre is a World Heritage Site. It is popular with both British and international tourists who come to see the many museums and historic buildings.

Greenwich is a green part of London, with several pleasant parks.

Students enjoy the small shops, second-hand market, cafés and restaurants, from which you can watch the world go by.

Links to the centre of London are by train, light railway, or - for a great experience - by ferry along the river Thames. Various travel discounts are available to students; Student Services will be able to advise you.

What's life like in London?

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A horse guard outside one of the Royal palaces in London
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Attractions

There are so many interesting things to see and do in Greenwich.

You can take a tour of the tea-carrying ship Cutty Sark, and learn about its history. There are several museums to choose from, including the Fan Museum, National Maritime Museum, and the Royal Artillery Museum. At the Royal Observatory you'll find the Meridian Line, which marks zero degrees longitude.

Of course, a trip into central London offers countless possibilities. Shopping, museums, art galleries and all the famous sights await you. Don't miss Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, or Trafalgar Square. In the evenings there are hundreds of theatres, cinemas and restaurants to choose from.

The world-famous London Eye - one of the attractions to visit while learning English in London
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Links

These links will take you to external sites. Sites will open in a separate window, and are in English unless otherwise indicated.

London Town
Top ten lists, attractions, events, sightseeing, restaurants, entertainment, nightclubs and much more.
Visit London
Extensive resource containing an events calendar, information on attractions, a travel guide and brief history of London.
London Theatre Guide Online
A detailed guide to London's theatre scene featuring news, what's on and a booking facility.
Wimbledon
Contains news, tournament history, an event guide, facts about players, photography and ticket information.
The Notting Hill Carnival
Offers facts, history, photos and maps relating to the largest multi-cultural arts festival event in Europe.
A London Guide
Easy-to-navigate portal that presents attractions, shopping, museums, theatre and a quick reference top ten guide.
The Thames Festival
Includes sections describing the festival, night carnival, special events, fireworks and other entertainment.
Historic Royal Palaces
Details the events, exhibitions and history of the Tower of London and four other prominent royal palaces.
The Dungeons
London's scariest tourist destination - includes an attraction map, movie clips and booking information.
The New Year's Day Parade
10,000 performers and an audience of over 1 million - their site details past events, photography and news articles.
Madame Tussauds
Visit their website to read about the exhibits and the Planetarium, plan your visit and see the celebrities.
The London Eye
London's top attraction - their site includes facts and figures, a gallery and booking facility.  Multiple translations available.


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    Location map

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    Directions to this school

    If you need help finding our London school, please download these documents. They can be printed out and taken with you if necessary:

    A streetmap showing the school and surrounding area (PDF, 279 KB)

    A description of how to find the centre if you are travelling by car or by public transport (PDF, 30 KB)

    Note: To open the PDFs you will need to have Adobe Acrobat reader installed on your computer. This is a free piece of software which is available to download here (approx 5 MB).

     

    * Please note: Price includes classes and accommodation at conversion rates as of October 2007. We are not responsible for conversion rates going up or down. This price represents our cheapest option - see how it was calculated on our Lowest Prices page. Supplements are available at extra cost. For more information about our prices, see our fees page. Better still, make an enquiry for an exact quote tailored to your needs.