Brudenell School of English - About the School

About the School

Brudenell School of English opened in January 1991. It is English owned by a qualified teacher. We are informal yet professional in approach and offer a high standard of tuition at very competitive fees. There are also discounts for those enrolling for 12 weeks or more and further discounts for students who enrol in afternoon classes for 12 weeks or more. We are truly international and welcome students from all over the world. The minimum age is 18. We are open throughout the year but closed for Christmas and Easter.

Students can start on any Monday for as little as one week. However, in order to see a real improvement, we suggest a minimum stay of one month. Full-time students enrolling for six months or more can apply for an international student card available from the school. Students enrolling for a minimum of 14 weeks full time can also apply for a Transport for London Oyster card, giving them a 30% discount on London underground trains (tubes) and buses. All students are expected to attend regularly and punctually and to submit homework. Since its opening, Brudenell has always enjoyed a no smoking policy in the interest of health and safety. As such we were pleased to welcome the no smoking law, which came into force on 1st July 2007.

From January 2005, those entering the UK on a student visa must be enrolled at an educational establishment which appears on the Department for Education & Skills (DfES) register. We are pleased to announce that Brudenell School of English appears on that register, which may be viewed online at www.dfes.gov.uk/providersregister.

Ealing Broadway

Where are we?

We are in the pleasant west London suburb of Ealing, known for its tree-lined streets and modern shopping centre. We are just round the corner from Ealing Broadway station, half an hour by tube from the famous sights of central London.

Ealing Broadway

Several bus routes are close by and places of interest just outside London, such as Kew Gardens, Windsor Castle and Hampton Court, are also within easy reach. We are near Heathrow, London's main airport; Gatwick airport and mainline stations such as Victoria and Liverpool Street are also easily accessible. For a more detailed map of Ealing and London go to the Multimap Website or to find out more about public transport in London visit the Transport for London Website. For a map of the London Underground click here.

Big Ben at Westminster and many other tourist sights in the West End such as Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square are just a tube journey away.

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Host Family Accommodation Service

London is a big place and public transport can be expensive, time consuming and sometimes unreliable. Studying in the suburb of Ealing means that students can live close to their school, thus saving time and money. We are able to arrange host family accommodation locally.

Finding your own Accommodation

You can find your own accommodation if you prefer. Just click onto www.easylondonaccommodation.com which deals with rooms suitable for students throughout the London area. Be sure to tell them that you are studying in Ealing, which is in Zone 3.

Social Programme

The School organises social events in the evenings, where students can meet on a more informal basis and practise their English. We also organise outings to places of interest in and around London at a reasonable cost, both during the week and at weekends.

Levels

We cater for all levels from Beginners to Proficiency. In theory all levels are available from 9.00-12.00, 12.00-3.00 and 3.00-6.00 as well as in the evenings. However, some levels are more popular than others and we will advise of availability once you have completed your assessment and enrolment form.