EF-London

Come and study at EF London, a language school in an international city at the heart of the English-speaking world. While studying English in London, immerse yourself in the center of world art, fashion, commerce and entertainment. EF is located in the heart of the British capital, close to London's major sights such as Tate Modern, Covent Garden, the London Eye and Piccadilly Circus. After class at the London language school, catch a show at a nearby West End theater, browse the department stores and designer boutiques in Knightsbridge, and wander the bars and clubs of Notting Hill. This is the true face of central London. The newly renovated London school is housed in an attractive Victorian building. Surrounded by the winding streets and typical brick townhouses of the Waterloo area, EF London boasts a quiet, tree-lined courtyard and an on-campus cafe. It offers the EF internship program, which adds international work experience to students' language studies, and also has exam preparation English classes designed for students who wish to enter universities in English-speaking countries. [Campus Features] . 5-10 minute walk from Waterloo Station / Located in Zone 1, central London . Separate classes and activities for students aged 25 and over . 600-1,000 students . Koreans account for less than 5% . Cafeteria and free Wi-Fi provided

The British capital dominates the English-speaking world. From Buckingham Palace to the Tower of London and the magnificent British Museum, traces of Britain's royal past are found everywhere. Today's London is much more than a royal capital. You will see the best of European art, culture and sport overflowing in this city. The old city of London has now been transformed into one of the most vibrant city centers in the world. A warm and welcoming attitude toward immigrants has changed London from a historic city into one with diverse communities and cultural influences. In London today, you can find a place that serves the world's most delicious curry as easily as you would find a place that does good fish and chips. Yet despite being a melting pot of many cultures, London remains thoroughly British. In fact, black British taxis and bright red telephone boxes play a more important role in the city's landscape than ever before. Come to EF London language school and ride a bright red double-decker bus to class. Watch Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament flash past your bus window. Thankfully, there are a few things in London that will never change.