Language & Methodology for Teachers of English

Staying in an English home is the best way to practise English and experience the British way of life, sharing the social life of the family, such as mealtimes and conversations. Hosts help our students to feel at home in their new surroundings by providing a genuine warm welcome and comfortable environment. Homestay accommodation also offers good value for money as breakfast, packed lunch and evening meals are provided every day.

All our homestay accommodation is close to our school – often just a short walk, and never more than a 20-minute journey on foot.

We take great care in selecting our homestay accommodation. We visit each host before using them, and continue to visit regularly. Being in constant touch with our hosts means that we get to know them very well and that also helps us to match students with hosts.

If you choose homestay accommodation, you can expect:

- a carefully chosen home to match your needs
- to be treated as a member of the home during your stay
- a single room if you are 18 or over (unless otherwise requested) furnished with a bed, storage, bed linen and towels
- your host to do a reasonable amount of laundry for you each week
- no two students with the same nationality in the same family (unless otherwise requested)
- full board (breakfast, packed lunch and evening meal)
- a key to the house (if you are over 18 years old)
- the opportunity to learn more of the British way of life
- a chance to practise English in social situations

Staying in an English home is the best way to practise English and experience the British way of life, sharing the social life of the family, such as mealtimes and conversations. Hosts help our students to feel at home in their new surroundings by providing a genuine warm welcome and comfortable environment. Homestay accommodation also offers good value for money as breakfast, packed lunch and evening meals are provided every day.

All our homestay accommodation is close to our school – often just a short walk, and never more than a 20-minute journey on foot.

We take great care in selecting our homestay accommodation. We visit each host before using them, and continue to visit regularly. Being in constant touch with our hosts means that we get to know them very well and that also helps us to match students with hosts.

If you choose homestay accommodation, you can expect:

- a carefully chosen home to match your needs
- to be treated as a member of the home during your stay
- a single room if you are 18 or over (unless otherwise requested) furnished with a bed, storage, bed linen and towels
- your host to do a reasonable amount of laundry for you each week
- no two students with the same nationality in the same family (unless otherwise requested)
- full board (breakfast, packed lunch and evening meal)
- a key to the house (if you are over 18 years old)
- the opportunity to learn more of the British way of life
- a chance to practise English in social situations

A guest house is a small hotel with a homely atmosphere. The emphasis is on a personal and individual service for guests. Depending on budget, a room with or without a private bathroom can be chosen. Breakfast is included and dinner is optional at some guest houses. Rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and a television.

A guest house is a small hotel with a homely atmosphere. The emphasis is on a personal and individual service for guests. Depending on budget, a room with or without a private bathroom can be chosen. Breakfast is included and dinner is optional at some guest houses. Rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and a television.

A guest house is a small hotel with a homely atmosphere. The emphasis is on a personal and individual service for guests. Depending on budget, a room with or without a private bathroom can be chosen. Breakfast is included and dinner is optional at some guest houses. Rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and a television.