Morning English courses in Brighton

You study 20 lessons every week following BLC’s curriculum of focused language training. A great choice if you want to have free time in the afternoon to enjoy your time in Brighton, see the sights or socialise with your new friends from BLC.

The Standard course offers students the perfect balance between language training and leisure time. A communicative approach developing fluency in speaking, listening, reading and writing ensures that the grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation components are applied to actual language use.

Our General English courses focus on the four core language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing to help you to use the English language more effectively. The course will help you: Whether you are studying English to improve your career, preparing for university, or for personal development this course will help you achieve your goals.

A broad General English course which is specifically designed to improve your overall language skills across the 4 key areas — reading, writing, listening, speaking — whilst leaving plenty of free time to enjoy your time outside of class. You’ll gain confidence through total immersion in English Structure: - 20 lessons (15 hours) per week, usually taking place every morning from Monday to Friday.

The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is a globally-recognised English language qualification. It measures the language proficiency of people who want to study or work where English is used as a language of communication.

Your child develops key skills from an early age through communicative activities contributing to the rapid development of their language recognition and performance. The course is designed to ignite your child’s learning desire through the initial stages of language learning or to facilitate and increase confidence already gained.

Our Standard Course guarantees a dramatic boost to your confidence in a foreign language, with focused teaching in all 4 skill areas: speaking, listening, reading and writing with 20 lessons per week. Topics: Grammar, phonology, vocabulary, emphasis on communicative methods of learning, cultural and social topics.

Our Classic Course uses a fun and motivational approach to learning, getting students excited about speaking English while experiencing different cultures through their new friends. Lessons are project-based and interactive, ensuring enthusiastic participation and fast progress.

20 lessons of exam preparation following a specialist IELTS course book. The course combines a syllabus of relevant topics from authentic materials and academic sources to prepare you for your exam.

20 lessons of exam preparation following a specialist FCE course book. The course combines a syllabus of relevant topics from authentic materials and academic sources to prepare you for your exam.

20 lessons of exam preparation following a specialist CAE course book. The course combines a syllabus of relevant topics from authentic materials and academic sources to prepare you for your exam.

St Giles International provides preparation courses for the internationally recognised IELTS (International English Language Testing Service) exam. This exam is an entry requirement for universities (undergraduate or postgraduate courses) and further education in the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.

The Cambridge English: First (FCE) course aims to help students understand intermediate and upper intermediate levels of English, demonstrate independent study skills and take internationally recognised exams. The FCE course begins with a placement test and orientation, during which students are introduced to the FCE exam and to their student peers.

Students who have taken the Cambridge English: Proficiency course will be fully prepared for the internationally recognised CPE exam. It aimed at students with an advanced or proficient level of English.

Students who have taken the Cambridge English: Proficiency course will be fully prepared for the internationally recognised CPE exam. It aimed at students with an advanced or proficient level of English.