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About this programme

University College London

University College London (UCL) Summer School, is a prestigious summer programme held on the campus of UCL, one of the world’s oldest and most respected universities. Each week 15 hours of English lessons The programme enables students to develop their academic English skills and use the language with confidence in everyday life. Lessons are delivered using interactive methods; speaking, listening, writing and reading skills are developed in a balanced way.

Carried out during the programme full-day and half-day tours, offers students the opportunity to get to know London’s history, culture and way of life first-hand. Exploration trips to the British Museum, the Tower of London, Covent Garden and the River Thames ensure that students both have fun and consolidate what they have learnt.

The UCL Summer School creates an international learning environment for students from around the world. Participants strengthen their global communication skills by meeting peers from different cultures. This programme, which combines academic excellence, cultural experience and social interaction, ensures that students enjoy a safe and productive learning experience through the guidance of Happy Education.

Accommodation: Single Suite Rooms

Date: 5 July – 10 August

Age Range: 13-17

Number of people: 10 (excluding flight tickets and visa fees for the leader.)

Sample Programme

University College London

DESCRIPTION

  • 16 lessons per week, 45 minutes per lesson

  • Single Standard Rooms

  • 4 Full-Day Excursions

Age Range: 12–17 ∼ 1 July – 5 August ∼ 2,450 GBP / 2 weeks (10+1)

SAMPLE PROGRAMME

Dates

5 July – 10 August

Safety and safeguarding

The school running this programme is responsible for supervision, welfare and safeguarding on site. Happy Education arranges the placement and supports you through the booking. We set out below what each party is responsible for so there is no ambiguity, and we do not make safety guarantees on another organisation’s behalf.

The school is responsible for

The programme provider is responsible for the services, supervision and safeguarding arrangements it operates on site. Ask for the current written programme and welfare information before booking.

Happy Education is responsible for

Happy Education can support the comparison, placement and booking administration and can help you identify information that should be confirmed with the provider.

What parents need to provide

Parents or guardians should review the current programme terms, supervision arrangements, travel requirements and consent documentation before confirming a place.

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