EC London

No good the School Because im my class There is so much in my country and Attend the schedule Vary from day to day Today I get out of school 14:30 next day 17:55 no good this .

It's an excellent English language school with easy access next to Euston Station, And can be reached from several other stations such as, King Cross,or Euston square Station. There are two sections of class room for students who are +30 years old and class rooms for students who are 16+ old. There are Seven levels of courses starting from beginner to advance. There are also business classes. The average number of students inside the classroom is 10. Each lesson takes 3 hours devided into two parts. For example, on Monday's, Wednesday's and Friday's, we have lessons from 9:00 A.M to 12:00 P.M. According to Tuesdays and Thursdays, the lessons are available from 3:00 p.m to 6:00 p.m. The student can be come of any time he wants. He can replace his time from morning to the afternoon and by Contrast. In the middle of every lesson, there is a break for 15 minutes. There are some specific lessons from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM such as masters preparation, IELTS, Conversions, grammar, reading and English in the City. Free lessons are found and it's very good to attend. Moving to weekends, there are some social activities with low Prices. You can have a look on the weekly news letter. Some of these activities are outside the U.K. There are some recommen. The more you register early, the more discount you will take especially on Jan and February. Also the school website Contains free services and lessons. Our School is acritiled from the Saudi government and it has many contracts with military organizations, Educational and Commercial sectors. It's very important to apply for the Passing test to develop your level when ever you are ready. Also you must check your Email to keep in touch with the school. Be careful don't stay in Scape housing because the service there is not suitable. Staff and teachers are so Excellent. They have good relations with their learners. I thank them all starting from Suize, the students service manager , Mr. Chris, the teachers Manager, and also Daniel with his assistant Adrian. Special thanks also for Alberto, the employee of the students service center. He is Italian and he is so friendly. Thanks to the students service center for the students who are +30. Special thanks to Fatima Ahmad and the two Spanish and Venezuelan employees. Thanks for the professional teachers especially Anita and also Melissa and the Chocolate lover Aljoshua who is so polite and respectful. I Can't forget one of the most helpful and respectful teachers with all his learners, Mr. Eder who is Mexican. My own advice for any learner , Don't take less than Four weeks in the study plan and you should have some basics. I will come back again next year and you can communicats with me when ever you want. Thanks for E.C for their support.

I recommend this school. Nice and various teachers, good atmosphere, lots of events etc. I had a very good experience there. A.

teaching and school vibes are great ,however, very expensive compared to other schools nearby, and if you get a quotation through an email, expect to stick to that quotation for the rest of your life, even if you didn’t confirm that you agree to that quotation, you cannot change your mind even if you were able to get a better deal.

Does the staff read the comments here? It is a very good school, but I was troubled that I and my friends could not read the cursive writing in English. More than 90% of Country students adopting American-style English education can not read it. It feels very difficult to determine by the writer. l or i? r or n or s? It was good that the teacher's class that they wrote in block letters was very easy to understand for us. Some students can not read the sentences in which the letters are connected. For example, it is easy to read if it is a typeface like a magazine or a website. In class, I had time to read cursive letters written by other students, but I could not read them. It seems that Europeans learn special cursive writing by each country. They used cursive letters on a daily basis and heard that it was hard to live if they could not read and write cursive letters. What should I do if a student who only spends a few weeks in the school meets a teacher who mainly uses cursive writing? We thought that it was bad to stop the progress of the class by checking the unreadable letters one by one, so we could not ask a question. Are the students who entered without knowing have to make an effort to adapt to the class? I think it is important to reply to Google comments. We can feel enthusiasm and good faith.