Frances King School of English

Located in Kensington and Belgravia in central London, Frances King School of English is a large school offering a wide range of English courses, including General English, Executive English, exam preparation and university entrance. Founded in 1973, the school has more than 30 years of English teaching experience and has established itself as one of London's leading language schools. Each year it teaches around 2,500 students from more than 60 countries. Open all year round, Frances King is located in two of London's most beautiful and elegant districts, Kensington and Belgravia. Both schools are only a few minutes' walk from an Underground station, and many tourist attractions lie along the way to the station. The school buildings are traditional in style but have recently been renovated to be bright and stylish. In summer, a school in Marylebone also operates, four minutes from Bond Street Underground station at the western end of central London. Student services and facilities ㆍ Student Services Office to assist students throughout their studies ㆍ Self-access Study Centres available before and after class ㆍ Free internet access and WIFI so students can use laptops ㆍ Recreation centre and relaxation facilities ㆍ University admission support service and many sister universities ㆍ Reasonably priced accommodation service in central areas ㆍ Social programmes such as cultural experiences, film club, guided walks, after-school sports, student parties, and trips to areas outside London and European cities. A wide variety of courses to suit individual needs and budgets ㆍ Flexible and varied courses starting every week ㆍ Seven English levels from beginner to advanced ㆍ Free choice of course length from 1 to 48 weeks ㆍ All courses include a 4-week online elective course that can be taken before or after starting the course in London

4 centres in central London. The Marble Arch centre is in Mayfair, a short distance from Oxford Street and Bond Street. The Victoria centre is close to Buckingham Palace and Westminster, and is 2 minutes from Victoria Station. Next, the Notting Hill Gate centre is surrounded by Portobello Market and upscale restaurants, and the Gloucester Road centre is adjacent to many of London's museums, such as the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Science Museum.