By learning at our English school in London you will study in one the most exciting cities in the world.
At our English school in London (zone 1) you study in the centre of the city. Importantly, the school is close to many of London’s famous attractions. Local sights include Covent Garden, the theatre district and the British Museum.
Importantly, with great transport links, the school is near underground, bus and train hubs. You can also decide to stay in our accommodation or in your own place.
In addition, Holborn and Tottenham Court Road Underground Stations on the Central, Piccadilly, Northern and Elizabeth lines are very near the school. Bus routes include 14, 19, 38, 55 and there are many night services on these routes. Consequently, you have great access to all London has to offer. Unfortunately, our premises in London are not suitable for wheelchair access.
Our dedicated team at our London English School is committed to helping you learn English effectively and efficiently. By offering a diverse range of courses and utilising a combination of classroom instruction, self-study, and immersive social and cultural activities, we ensure that you make remarkable progress in your language journey. Our aim is to empower you to become a confident and fluent global communicator, ready to excel in your desired field.
With our immersive programs, studying English in London becomes an exciting and transformative experience. Join us at one of the leading English schools in London and embark on your path to linguistic proficiency. Explore the schools for learning English today and unleash your full potential.
If you want to attend an English school in London and need to know more about The English Studio and our English courses please contact us. You can phone us, call in at the school or complete the contact form below.
We want to make sure you take full advantage of your time in London. Complete the form below and one of our team will be in touch to help you. Above all, we want to find the right course for you, whatever your ambitions.
Location: Ruskin House, 40-41 Museum St, London WC1A 1LT
Closest transport: Holborn and Tottenham Court Road Underground (Central, Elizabeth, Northern and Piccadilly Lines)
Minimum entry level: A1
Number of classrooms: 8
Maximum class size: 15
Minimum age 18
You can use Google Maps to plan your journey to The English Studio’s school in Holborn.
The energy and excitement of London is simply impossible to put into words. During your time studying here you can experience it all, from museums and art galleries to music concerts and sports events.
Our activity programme of social and cultural activities is full of opportunities to meet classmates outside of lessons to practise your English, make friends and importantly, to have fun.
Every week, we schedule some great sightseeing, cultural, and fun activities, so there is something for everyone to take part in and enjoy.
The English Studio is an amazing place where people from all over the world can improve their English, not only with great lessons and professional teachers but also with social gathering. When I started at the school my English wasn’t good as now and also my vocabulary was very poor. At the moment I feel much more confident when I have conversations.
Xhenisa
Student
Italy
The teacher is great, maybe the best English teacher I’ve ever had. The school has a good structure too. I recommend this school to everyone because I really improved my English.
Rafael
Student
Brazil
One thing I like about studying at The English Studio is its great location. It allows me to go anywhere within a short time. I also like getting to meet people from different countries while learning English.
Cristina
STUDENT
Spain
By choosing to learn English in London you will study in one the most exciting and most visited cities in the world. At our English language school in London you will study in the centre of the city. Importantly, the school is within walking distance to many of London’s famous attractions, sights and museums including Covent Garden and the British Museum.
