Studio Cambridge, UK
Studio Cambridge have a team of teaching professionals, led by Academic Manager and Director of Studies.
Teachers:
- Qualified
- Knowledgeable
- Enthusiastic
- Friendly
- Interested in students
Students come to Studio Cambridge from over 65 countries per year and speak dozens of languages.
The average age of students taking courses is 22 years. 15% are aged under 18, 70% aged 18-29, 15% aged 30+.
The mix of nationalities changes from year to year and according to the time of year. However, here are the typical nationalities of adult students taking intensive courses:
- Western Europe 43%
- Asia/Far East 20%
- Eastern Europe 15%
- Latin America 10%
- Middle East 9%
- Africa 3%
Studio Cambridge have been accredited by the British Council since the beginning of their accreditation scheme. In 2019 and 2023 the EL Gazette marked school as a “Centre of Excellence”.
In addition to British Council accreditation, Studio Cambridge is a member of English UK, English UK Young Learners and English UK East.
Studio Cambridge are also authorised by Cambridge Language Assessment to teach the Cambridge First and Cambridge Advanced qualifications.
Since September 2018, Studio Cambridge have been part of the Full Circle Education Group. Their East-West fusion model makes Full Circle a leading international education management company.
- 16 classrooms
- Self-study library
- Director of Studies Office for help and advice with academic work
- Student Services Department for welfare, activities and excursions
- Cafe for hot or cold lunches, snacks, drinks
- Garden
- The school is just 15 minutes’ walk from Cambridge’s historic centre
Courses
General English - 20 lessons per week
This 20-lesson (15-hour-per-week) General English (EFL-20) course meets only in the mornings.
In order to ensure that you are enrolled in a class that is suitable for your level of English proficiency, Studio Cambridge administer pre-tests.
Different classes' morning lessons cover different topics based on the kids' ages, interests, and current skill levels.
However, they all include the study of:
- Grammar
- Speaking
- Listening
- Pronunciation
- Writing skills
- Reading comprehension
Intensive English - 28 lessons per week
The most popular option among students is the intense English course, EFL 28. Program EFL-28 curriculum consists of 20 morning classes (15 hours) and 8 afternoon classroom lessons (6 hours) each week.
Classes begin at 8:00 in the morning and are open to students of all English proficiency levels. The curriculum is based around real-life scenarios and students English language needs. Together, high-quality classroom instruction, self-study materials, and after-school practice opportunities form their curriculum.
Eight afternoon English sessions per week are offered in a different approach from morning classes.
Besides giving more options, pupils will likely have a different teacher and class size. You can work with and learn from different teaching approaches and meet more international students.
You'll choose an option when you start your course. You can usually switch options based on availability.
Combination English - 28 lessons per week
20 English sessions in the morning with native speakers from around the world and eight private lessons in the afternoon make up a typical week in Combination English (CE-28). When you schedule a one-on-one session with your tutor, you can specify the exact areas of grammar, skill, or interest that you would like to work on.
This is the best option if you want to focus on improving your English in particular while also taking benefit of the morning classes where you can interact with other students.
Individual English - 10 lessons per week
Bayswater is pleased to set up private lessons at times and days that work for you if you need help with certain aspects of the English language.
You can take private lessons by themselves or alongside any class offered by the School. There is a diverse group of instructors accessible with degrees in fields such as public administration, law, marketing, public relations, banking, medical, and law.
Companies and organizations in Cambridge and London that the students or their corporate sponsor are interested in visiting can be scheduled.
General focus will be placed on developing the following key skills:
- Listening
- Speaking
- Reading
- Writing
Exam preparation (IELTS, CAE, FCE) - 28 lessons per week
Studio Cambridge provide English language test prep for the IELTS, CAE, and FCE.
Students who want to take an English language test while they are at Studio or after they go home can choose this option. Obtaining a globally recognized English language credential is very helpful if you intend to enroll in an English-speaking university's Foundation, Bachelor's, or Master's degree programs.
Nonetheless, this choice is also appropriate for learners who desire a rigorous and highly organized course but do not require a degree. This choice is meant to help you get better at both exam tactics and academic language.
Exam fees are not included.
Housing
Host family (breakfast, single room)
The greatest approach to practice English outside of school is to do a homestay, which is living with a host family in their private residence. Studio Cambridge personally know everyone of hosts, and do annual inspections. They offer decent cuisine, a quiet study space, a clean and comfortable bedroom, and a welcoming atmosphere.
Hosts are a cross-section of the British and Cambridge societies, representing a range of ages, professions, and ethnic and cultural origins.
Standard B&B - included breakfast. B&Bs are best for students who want meal freedom while still enjoying the perks of living with locals. As students won’t be able to cook meals in homestay, this is great for those who wish to try Cambridge's many restaurants.
Host family (half board, single room)
The most preferred lodging choice for students enrolled in English language courses is homestays.
The host family offers a quiet study space, delicious food, a tidy and comfortable bedroom, and a welcoming atmosphere.
Homestays are hosted at residences inside the Cambridge city limits. Pupils choosing the homestay option need to be able to go to and from school on their own.
Standard half-board - comfortable, spotless lodging in Cambridge that includes breakfast and dinner Monday through Friday and breakfast, lunch, and dinner on weekends.
Host family (half board, superior single room)
One of the finest ways to practice English outside of the classroom is to live in private home as a guest, where you will live with a host family. Studio Cambridge personally know each and every one of hosts, and always do annual inspections. A clean and comfortable bedroom, delicious cuisine, a quiet study area, and a pleasant atmosphere are all provided.
Superior half-board: available to students who are at least eighteen. Room for students often located in a large house and has a private bathroom. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served on the weekends, while breakfast and dinner are included from Monday through Friday.
AVAILABLE 30 JUNE - 25 AUGUST 2024
If you are eighteen years of age or older, you can choose to stay in a residence over the summer. Compared to a homestay, this will provide you greater privacy and independence. Homes are contemporary, specially designed residential buildings for students. They offer top-notch amenities and a vibrant, youthful, international vibe.
Residence facilities:
- Single bedrooms with private shower and toilet
- Well-equipped shared kitchen and dining area or studio room with kitchenette
- Bed linen provided weekly
- Laundry facilities (at extra cost)
- Room cleaning weekly
- Secure entry system and CCTV
- WiFi at no extra cost
All students staying in CB1 residences must pay a refundable security deposit of £20 GBP on arrival at the residence. This should be paid in cash and will be returned on the day of departure.
Transfer
Heathrow Airport
Luton Airport
Gatwick Airport
Stansted Airport
Flights
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