Standard Course

Liked the classes, extra activities and company
Didn’t like the transfer organisation( longer than the flight), problems at the airport, very few vegetables and the fact nobody informed about No roommates

I was the only one using the day course facilties. All the other students met the night before.
I was told to be at 8.30am at the school, no one was there. The school started at 9am.they all went to the cantine for lunch and I didn't understand where I was supposed to meet them so I spent the afternoon on my own on the campus. Everyday, I was alone for 3h between the lessons and afternoon activities. Activities were mainly freetime in different towns. We went to London and again I didn't understand the instructions and was on my own around the city. This might be a good we didn't do any activities suggested in the brochures. I left lunch time on the last day as I was fed waiting around every day. The course might be good for full board students but not at all for day students.

Not good since they didn't teach very well. They didn't look after the students and they mixed beginner students with high level students. They only did lecturer and looking after the payment.

The teachers were so kind and friendly. I think the best teachers were Tony and Keirse. They taught really well and everything was easy to understand. I would recommend this school if you are a beginner because they don't have any advance classes. The location is perfect, it's near the train station and you have many restaurants nearby to choose from. I stayed in the hotel provided by the school. It was okay if you only stay for less than one month, because is quite expensive.

Brighton is a perfect place to learn English language and to move in England. Teachers of Sprachcaffe Brighton are very good and very nice. It's perfect to meet new people (From a lot of different countries). The organisation of Sprachcaffe isn't perfect, no internet access, no possibility to change of classes. I have not learn a lot of things in 2 weeks. In the certificate it's written the attended percentage, not the English level...