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Cambridge is the administrative centre of the county of Cambridgeshire. The city has become recognized for its cutting edge technology. Locals even refer to it as "Silicon Fen." It is also one of the major constituent parts of the Oxford-Cambridge Arc. The town itself is fairly compact, and tourists can get around easily on foot.
Cambridge has been described as one of the most beautiful cities in Britain and whatever time of year you visit, it has plenty to offer. Walk along the Backs, the famous grass-covered banks of the River Cam, which are carpeted with daffodils in spring. In summer, take a punt along the river and enjoy the architectural glories of the riverside colleges.

About the city

Population: 124,000 (2005 est.)
Admin. County: Cambridgeshire
Average Temperature: Temperatures in Cambridge range from 1.65 ºC to 22.8 ºC

Cambridge is home to one of Britain's ancient universities, Cambridge University, which has no campus but is made up of thirty colleges. Many famous people, including Isaac Newton, John Milton, and Virginia Woolf, have graduated from Cambridge. The university has also been the school for more than sixty Nobel Prize winners.

Cambridge University includes the famous Cavendish Laboratory, King's College Chapel, and the Cambridge University Library. The Cambridge skyline is dominated by the last two, along with the chimney of Addenbrooke's Hospital in the far south of the city and St John's College Chapel tower in the north.

Decent restaurants are usually full because Cambridge is home to a large population of students. Cambridge City has a little higher proportion of people from minority ethnic groups than England and Wales. The largest non-white ethnic groups are "Asian" or "Asian British", "Chinese" and "Other Ethnic Group".

Apart from the colleges, dating from the early 1200s to mid 1900s, the University has many other historic and beautiful buildings. From the stately grandeur of Senate House and the Greco-Roman face of the Fitzwilliam Museum to the modern colors of the Judge Institute and the prized glass chapel at Fitzwilliam College, architectural marvels abound to suit all tastes.

Why learn English in Cambridge?

What we like:

Cambridge University
Fitzwilliam museum
St. Mary's Church
King's College Chapel
Botanic Gardens
Unique city, best in summer
Lots of history, plenty of shopping, punting on the river

What we don't like:

Very busy city

Cambridge photos

Tourist Trade Center in Cambridge, England

English courses in Cambridge

General English course 15

The General English course 15 takes place every morning from Monday to Friday, leaving you free every afternoon to join the social programme or study in our facilities. There is a maximum of 12 students per group. The course includes all the language skills: conversation, listening, writing and reading.

Groups: Max. 12 students
Classes: 15
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General English course 20

The General English course 20 takes place every morning from Monday to Friday, leaving you free every afternoon to join the social programme or study in our facilities. There is a maximum of 12 students per group. The course includes all the language skills: conversation, listening, writing and reading. If you want a more intensive course, you can book different number of lessons per week: 25 or 30 lessons. These are some activity examples: reading, analysis and debates on newspaper articles, telephone conversations, viewing and discussing films and documentaries, listening of songs, debates on current affairs, learning grammatical rules in specific context.rs to up.

Groups: Max. 12 students
Classes: 20
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Intensive English course 25

The General English course 25 takes place every day from Monday to Friday, leaving you free most of the afternoon to join the social programme or study in our facilities. There is a maximum of 12 students per group. The course includes all the language skills: conversation, listening, writing and reading. If you want a more intensive course, you can book 30 lessons per week. The sessions 4 and 5 (on 25 and 30 lessons per week courses), take place from Monday to Thursday only. On Fridays, classes finish at 14:15h.
These are some activity examples: reading, analysis and debates on newspaper articles, telephone conversations, viewing and discussing films and documentaries, listening of songs, debates on current affairs, learning grammatical rules in specific context.

Groups: Max. 12 students
Classes: 25
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Intensive English course 30

The General English course 30 takes place every day from Monday to Friday. There is a maximum of 12 students per group. The course includes all the language skills: conversation, listening, writing and reading. The lessons 4 and 5 (on 25 and 30 lessons per week courses), take place from Monday to Thursday only. On Fridays, classes finish at 14:15h. These are some activity examples: reading, analysis and debates on newspaper articles, telephone conversations, viewing and discussing films and documentaries, listening of songs, debates on current affairs, learning grammatical rules in specific context.

Groups: Max. 12 students
Classes: 30
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