Rose of York London Language School
Description of Rose of York London Language School
- Established: in 1989
- Location: London, United Kingdom
- The age of the students: from the age of 16.
Rose of York London Language School has been successfully teaching English to international students since 1989. We offer an extensive variety of programs - from general English to preparing for language tests and specific courses for professionals in various industries. By studying at Rose of York you will significantly improve your language skills and knowledge, get acquainted with the British way of life, and learn more about London and its culture.
The school is conveniently located in the most central street in London, Oxford Street. Rose of York is regularly inspected by the British Council and have always successfully attained its accreditation, thanks to the high level of services offered and the quality of teaching provided. The school is also an accredited member of English UK.
Teachers deserve a special mention: they are qualified, experienced teachers who have taught English as a foreign language for many years and are continually developing their teaching skills. All programs are designed so that you can achieve your personal learning goals in a short time: step-by-step studying helps to master all the language aspects easily and comfortably. It is possible to add additional classes to the general English course, everything is organized for the convenience and effectiveness of your education.
Rose of York London Language School is a small, boutique school: it is comfortable and pleasant to study here and every student can count on the necessary amount of personal attention, participation and care. Teachers and other members of staff know their students by name and are always ready to give valuable advice and help.
Programs and prices, tuition fees in Rose of York London Language School
General English courses
- Pupils in the classroom: 12-16 people
- Beginning of classes: on Mondays, all year round
- Requirements: any level (A1-C2)
- Studying days: everyday (Monday-Friday).
The General English course is universal: it will help students with any level of basic education and significantly improve all the basic language skills and knowledge. The main emphasis is on immersion in the language environment, improving communication and speech skills, expanding vocabulary and improving pronunciation. Also, written language, listening skills (listening comprehension), reading, correcting and accent are improved, grammar is studied. Every 5 weeks, students write tests that determine their level of progress: the test shows how well the students have learned the material they have covered, and which aspects and topics should be paid more attention.
The cost of studying in a language school depends on the course chosen and its intensity.
Combination Programs
- Pupils in the classroom: 12-16 people
- Beginning of classes: start any Monday, all year round
- Minimum requirements: any level (A1-C2)
- Studying days: everyday (Monday-Friday).
The Combination Programs not only include different formats of classes (both group and individual), but also provides the opportunity to focus on a topic that is more important for you:
1) + Spoken English
Discuss and exchange opinions with other students, role-playing games and situations - all with the purpose that you quickly overcome the language barrier and learn how to communicate in English in a variety of situations.
2) + Advanced Business English
This class will help you to improve your Business English. Students practice conducting negotiations and interviews, preparing presentations, conducting telephone and face-to-face negotiations, drawing up official documents, drafting business documents and correspondence.
3) + Pronunciation and accent
The development of British pronunciation, correction of the existing accent (for Russian students this is often a problem) is provided.
4) + Writing skills
This course will help you to prepare for entering a college or university. Teachers will show you samples of different styles of writing and demonstrate various writing techniques.
5) + Preparation for exams.
This supplement is aimed not only at the development of all basic exam skills, but also at getting familiar with the specific structure of each exam, it's features and often-encountered difficulties.
If you have chosen General English as a base, you can supplement your course with 1 or 2 electives from the options above.
The cost of a course depends on the course chosen and its intensity.
Preparing for IELTS
- Pupils in the classroom: 8-16 people
- Beginning of classes: any Monday, all year round
- Minimum requirements: В1-С2
- Studying days: everyday (Monday-Friday).
IELTS is the most popular and demanded English test in the world. In many respects this is due to its objectivity and reliability of the results. The IELTS program will help you qualitatively prepare for the passing of international testing (if desired, the course can be added as an additional to the main General English program).
Much attention is paid to the development of conversational skills and the expansion of lexical vocabulary: this will help students to successfully pass the speaking test and to write a good essay on a given topic. In addition, it is very useful to develop skills based on materials from previous years: so students can get acquainted with the structure of the test, its key features and difficulties.
Preparing for the Cambridge Exam (FCE, CAE)
- Pupils in the classroom: 8-16 people
- Beginning of classes: any Monday, all year round
- Minimum requirements: В1-С2
- Studying days: everyday (Monday-Friday).
The Cambridge Exam Preparation course prepares students for the passing of the complex Cambridge examinations FCE and CAE. Students study all the main language skills as closely as possible so that they do not experience difficulties at the test itself. Students will examine past examples of the tasks so that they can get acquainted with the structure of the test, it's scheme and the main difficulties. Regular practice tests are conducted: it helps both the teacher and students to track the degree of progress and mastery of the material, if necessary, teachers can adjust the program and pay more attention to the most difficult sections, topics and aspects.
Preparing for the Cambridge Exam (FCE, CAE)
- Pupils in the classroom: 8-16 people
- Beginning of classes: on Mondays, all year round
- Minimum requirements: В2-С2
- Studying days: everyday (Monday-Friday).
The profile preparatory course prepares students for the passing of complex Cambridge examinations FCE and CAE (the dates of examinations are specified on an individual basis). Students study all the main language skills as carefully as possible so that they do not experience difficulties at the test itself. The study examples of the tasks of the past are discussed - so you can get acquainted with the structure of testing, its scheme and the main difficult moments and blocks. Regular practical tests are conducted: it helps both the teacher and students to track the degree of progress and mastery of the material, if necessary, to adjust the program and pay more attention to the most difficult moments, topics and aspects.
English for professionals
- Pupils in the classroom: 8 people
- Beginning of classes: any Monday, all year round
- Minimum requirements: В1-С2
- Studying days: everyday (Monday-Friday).
The thematic, more specialised and narrowly focussed study of the English language will help you to succeed in your professional work. You can choose the most suitable field for your industry:
- Banking and Finance
Financial reports, business plans, market appraisal and analysis, debates and discussions on mergers / acquisitions, compilation of financial forecasts, and peculiarities of work in the exchange market.
- Legal English
Drawing up contracts, developing, understanding and explaining contracts to clients, skills for working in courts of general jurisdiction (communication with authorised persons, preparation of claims and appeals). Active study of terminology, discussing the differences between case law, criminal and civil law.
- Media and Marketing
Work with marketing plans (discussion, compilation, analysis, development, planning). Studying the needs of the buyer and the consumer, writing of advertising materials, and working on the expansion of a profile. Presentation of marketing companies, holding meetings, negotiations and debates.
- Mass Media
Focussing on the advertising materials on TV, the Internet and printed publications (newspapers, magazines, brochures). Writing headlines and articles, advertising campaigns, preparing and conducting professional debates and discussions, Internet marketing.
- Medical English
Discussion of medical histories, and medical articles in modern media. Describing prescriptions and recommendations, collecting information, diagnosing (all in English), communicating with patients.
- Hospitality and tourism
Sociological research, communication with guests and staff management. Writing of reports, advertising materials, analysis of customer satisfaction. Special vocabulary for resolving conflicts and difficult situations, drawing up recommendations, working with objections and complaints.
Expanding of vocabulary will help you to easily communicate with colleagues around the world, and specific knowledge and a high level of English will enhance your human resources at the global level.
The cost of studying in a language school depends on the course chosen and its intensity.
Individual sessions
Private classes are the most effective form of studying, completely adapted to your personal needs and academic requirements. The format, duration, intensity, subjects of classes - everything is determined individually. This allows you to improve your language skills (both general and professional) in record time. The flexible schedule is adjusted for each student - you can design your own timetable and curriculum.
The cost depends on the course chosen and its intensity.
Accommodation, meals, prices
Students at Rose of York Language School London can choose their preferred accommodation from the following options:
- Host family
This is a great opportunity to get to know life, traditions and the cultural characteristics of the English, to practice everyday conversational skills with English speakers. A B & B or half-board option is available. As a rule, students of one nationality do not stay in the same family - this allows you positively attain linguistic progress. Each family is constantly monitored and checked by the school staff.
- Student residence
The option is designed for independent, active, sociable students who prefer to develop communication skills in an informal setting and want to find new friends from around the world. Residences are under supervision 24/7. Students can use the fully equipped, functional kitchens, laundry facilities, wireless high-speed Internet (free of charge), and communal living areas.
- Hostel
Perhaps the best choice for students on short-term courses: it is suitable for students on a low budget and will allow you to constantly practice conversational and communication skills. Most of the hostels offered are located in zone 1, so the journey to the school will not take long.
Twin and double rooms are available only to students who travel together and have signed up for a course together. In summer, a surcharge is charged (high season, July-August).
Subjects, specialties
Advantages
- A small number of Russian-speaking students (less than 10%), which positively affects the learning of English.
- Location in the heart of London.
- Individual approach to each student.
- English language programs are constantly being improved for more effective student learning.
- Competitive prices and high quality of education.
Facilities and equipment at Rose of York London Language School
Located in the centre of London, our facilities are of a high standard and designed our students’ comfort in mind. Our school can be found in a multilevel building in the centre of London. Rose of York offers a light, comfortable and safe environment in which our students can learn. Most importantly, our high standard of facilities will add to your learning experience.
Our light, modern and comfortable classrooms are furnished to a high standard. Additionally, we provide computers and interactive whiteboards in designated areas. Students enjoy spacious classrooms with clear views to all whiteboards. We design our classrooms to encourage student-focused learning.
A peaceful and well-resourced library and an internet café is available to our students. In light of this, students have access to a wide range of books, and DVDs. Additionally, our internet café has computers available. Rose of York creates a relaxing environment where our students can explore the internet or simply relax and watch TV.
A students’ common room is available. Every Wednesday we offer a tea party where students can get together and relax. Additionally, we have a lovely outdoor terrace. Here students can have lunch, relax and continue to socialise with friends.
Equally important, Rose of York offers free access to Wi-Fi throughout the school. We encourage the use of internet for homework assignments and self-study. However, unless allowed by the teacher, we do not allow the use of internet in classrooms. Ask in reception for access details.
Admission dates and extra charges
Rose of York London Language School will close over the Christmas holidays, as well as during the following bank holidays: Friday 30 March, Monday 2 April, Monday 7 May, Monday 28 May and Monday 27 August.
The cost of studying in a language school depends on the selected course and its intensity (the price is indicated for 1 person for 1 week of lessons).
There are available for general English courses, Business English, preparation for IELTS and Cambridge exams.
The following components are not included in the cost of the course:
- Registration fee
- Accommodation booking fee
- Course book
- Accommodation
- Consular fee (paid at the Embassy)
- Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents
- Air tickets in both directions
- Transfer in both directions
- Personal pocket expenses
- Medical insurance.
Extras:
- Registration fee (for a programme/course) 50 GBP
- Registration fee (for accommodation) 50 GBP
- Study materials 30 GBP
- Transfer (one way) 195 GBP
Institution on the map
Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
Review about Rose of York London Language School
Recommendations on when to apply
| Language courses, schools and children's language camps | Primary and secondary education - private schools | Preparation programmes for entering universities - higher education | Higher education (after completing accredited programs A-level, IB, High School) - Bachelor, Master, MBA |
| - we recommend to apply 6-9 months before the start of the course (some camps and schools offer discounts for early booking or for lengthy study programs) - there are some very popular and high demand children's camps, where the applications need to be submitted 1 year in advance (in particular Switzerland , Great Britain , USA , Canada , Austria) | - we recommend to apply one year before the start of the training program, - some schools have a specific time frame (September-November - please specify an individual school) - some schools require tests in several stages (UKISET, internal tests of the school: English, mathematics, logics, subjects, interview, some require a personal visit) | - we recommend to apply one year before the start of the program, - for Foundation and Pathway programs, IELTS and TOEFL certificates are usually required, respectively | - recommended submission one year before the start of the program, - the deadline normally closes in January, for TOP HEIs and, as a rule, in March in other universities - for a bachelor, a Foundation or Pathway preparatory program a completed A-level, IB, High School + IELTS / TOEFL are required - for Masters you need a graduated higher education, in some cases you need a pre-Masters program - MBA requires completed higher education, work experience preferably at least 2-3 years, etc. |
