English Language Summer School
Learn English this summer at Hackney
Community College Hackney Community College runs a successful and varied English Language summer school, offering tuition from beginner to advanced levels.
The short English Language Summer school offers high-quality, value-for-money programmes to help you to improve your English and further your educational opportunities.
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These are intensive English Language courses, where you will combine improving your English with cultural
visits.The programmes include:
• English Language: both speaking and writing
• English vocabulary linked directly to your chosen industry.
• Fantastic tours of key London landmarks, including the Olympic site, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben and more!
• Daily communication with our students and staff.
• Researching what systems will work within your organisation.
• We’ll tailor-make your itinerary including bespoke tuition programmes, accommodation, and sightseeing to fit your requirements.
Packages can include:
• 15 hours of teaching per week. • Lunch every day at our College campus. • Site seeing tours in London. • Weekend day trips to Oxford and Cambridge. • Accommodation.*
• Local transport to get you around London. * you can choose to stay in a private student accommodation – or enjoy a Homestay where you can practice your English, living alongside an English speaking family.
You can choose between the following length courses:
• 3 weeks • 6 weeks
For details of how many hours you will spend studying each week - and costs - see the International course fees list
We can also put a package together which just includes tuition fees. We’re flexible to your needs; and will deliver what you require.
Please contact the International Partnership Department at the College to find out which is best for you: +44 (0)20 7613 9567.
This is a guide to the courses we offer. Courses are subject to change, so visit
www.hackney.ac.uk, contact us on +44 (20) 7613 9567 or email
international@hackney.ac.uk for up-to-date information.
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