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03 About Cambridge 04 Why Choose to Study in our Cambridge School? 05 About the School 07 Courses & Students 09 Accommodation in Cambridge 12 Academic Year Abroad 13 Why Choose an Academic Year Abroad? 14 Programs & Timeline 17 Language & Culture 19 University Preparation Program 21 Accommodation Options
22 Health & Safety 22 Laws 23 Local Customs 23 Kaplan International Languages Rules 23 Holiday Policy
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About Cambridge
Name of location: Cambridge Famous landmarks: King’s College Chapel, Trinity College, Fitzwilliam Museum, Botanic Gardens, St John’s College, the River Cam, Parker’s Piece Cuisines within a 20-minute walk: American, British, Chinese, European, Indian, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, Vegetarian Transport within a 10-minute walk: Buses Top 5 reasons to choose this city: City of academic excellence, wonderful parks and green spaces, 800 years of history from Cambridge University, 50-minute train journey from London, vibrant student atmosphere, museums What makes this city unique? Multicultural community, student friendly, heart of education, one of the most famous universities in the world Alternative things to do: Go punting on the River Cam, enjoy afternoon tea in Grantchester in the Orchard Tea Rooms where Virginia Woolf used to write, take a bike ride to local villages, watch the end of year Cambridge University Ball Fireworks from the river
City personality: Academic, architecture, bike-friendly, bookstores, boutiques, cultural, famous, green, historical, iconic landmarks, museums, picturesque, popular, small town experience, traditional, university town, vibrant, youthful Examples of nearby cities to visit: London (Travel time: 50-70 minutes, price of return ticket: £16 - £42); Brighton (Travel time: 2.5 hours, price of return ticket: £50 - £95)
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Cambridge
Why choose to study in our Cambridge school? • Offers a peaceful study environment in a beautiful academic city. • Study in the same city as Stephen Hawking, Sir Isaac Newton, and Emma Thompson. • Located 20 minutes from the city center with easy access to London. • Boasts a private garden where BBQs and graduations are held during the summer season. • Free bike hire available to all INTENSIVE Academic Year and Academic Year Abroad.
Address 75 Barton Road, Cambridge, CB3 9LG Phone +44 (0)12 23357702 Emergency contact +44 (0)77 7063 8637 At this address since 2002 Providing English courses since 1976 Location and contact information
School information
School Director Georgia Papamichailidou Total numer of teachers 11 Languages spoken by staff Greek, Spanish, French, Arabic, Slovenian, Czech
Disclaimer: All the information on this school guide is for reference. Please contact your advisor for the latest information
Accreditations and memberships
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• Number of buildings: 1 • Number of floors: 2 • Total number of classrooms: 8 (Classrooms without windows: 0) • School facilities: Air conditioning (in all the classrooms), interactive whiteboards, heating, Wi-Fi (free), free SIM cards, self study center, cafeteria, garden, prayer room • Wheelchair / disabled access: No • Extra cost of facilities: Café prices range from £2.50 - £8.00 About the School
• Materials provided for students: K+ Course Books, K+ Learning Space • Extras provided for Semi-Intensive and Intensive students: Language in Action workshops, K+Extra School materials
• Other services provided: Visa support, travel support, UPS (University Placement Service), Exam booking service (IELTS & Cambridge Exams) • Extra cost of other services: Airport transfer (please see price list for details) Alternative transfer options: by train, by coach • Levels of English offered: Beginners, Elementary, Lower Intermediate, Intermediate, Higher Intermediate, Advanced • First day of school: Students should plan to attend class and orientation on their first day. Be sure to check your email the week before your start date for your class and orientation schedule! Also, do’t forget to complete the placement test and send in any required documents before you arrive. Please bring your passport (and visa information if required), pen and paper.
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Class timetable
Morning
Afternoon
Class Break Class
09:00 - 10:30 10:30 - 10:45 10 :45 - 12:15
14:30 - 16:00 16:00 - 16:15 16:15 - 17:45
Specialist skills class timetable Morning class (Monday to Thursday)
Afternoon class (Monday to Thursday)
12:45 - 14:15
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School location and transport
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For the most up-to-date transport prices, please visit www.whippetbus.co.uk
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Regular social activities
Living cost (sample prices for items in this city)
Visit to King’s College Chapel: £16 Punting on the River Cam: £20 Fitzwilliam Museum: Free Playing football: Free St Mary’s Tower Observation Platform: £8 Botanical Gardens: £8 Grantchester Tea Rooms: £15 - £20 for a cream tea
Bottle of water: £1 Coffee: £3 - £4 Can of Coke: £1
Meal out for two: £45 - £50 Takeaway pizza: £14 - £15 Sandwich: £6 Local bus ticket: £27 a week Local train ticket: £6 - £42 Bike rental: from £25 Cinema ticket: £12
Typical 2-week social schedule
Days
First week
Second week
Lunch with us in the garden
Monday
Welcome Night
Tuesday
Bowling
Crazy Golf
Wednesday
Cinema
Show in London
Punting on the River Cam Grantchester Village Tour
Thursday
Club Night
Friday
Ely Half-day Trip
Saturday
Brighton
Bath / Stonehenge
Number of social activities per week: 6-8
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• Courses provided at this school: General English, Semi-Intensive English, Intensive English, Academic Year Abroad, Business Supplementary, IELTS Exam Preparation • Special / extra courses provided: Bespoke individual courses upon application • Average number of students per class: 11–16 (Maximum class size: 17) Courses & students
• Minimum age of students: 16 (12 if in a closed group) • Average age of students: 22–25 • Students per age group: Under 18: 12% / 18-24: 56% / 25-29: 13% / 30-49: 17% / 50+: 2% • Top 10 student nationalities: Turkey, France, China, Korean, Chile, Italy, Kuwait, Thailand, Spain, Brazil
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Highlighted Programs Professional Immersion Experience
The Professional Immersion Experience is designed for students aged 18 and above who want to enhance their language skills while gaining practical, real-world experience. This program combines classroom learning with an immersive placement at a local business, giving students valuable insight into professional life abroad. Program features:
• Language classes in English • A guaranteed volunteer placement (1– 4 hours per week) aligned with the student’s interests and skills • A wide range of opportunities in areas such as charity work including, senior support, animal care, food banks, community outreach, environmental conservation, fundraising, and event assistance • Full academic and administrative support before and during placement
• Self-study sessions on career essentials • A letter of recommendation provided at the end of the programme • Placement test and completion certificate • Opportunities to build communication, cultural, and career skills in real-world settings
Students can start any Monday throughout the year and enroll for a minimum of 12 weeks. The structure includes four weeks of language preparation followed by an eight-week volunteer placement, allowing participants to apply their classroom learning in a professional and socially impactful context.
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Accommodation in Cambridge
Homestay information
Private accommodation
• Things students need to bring: Toiletries, personal items to make your room feel like home, prescription medication • Services included: Bed linen, laundry once a week (free of charge) • Extra cost of services: No • Meals provided: Yes Breakfast: Breakfast is usually a light meal consisting of cereal, fruit, toast, juice, or coffee. Hosts will usually ask you to prepare your own breakfast Lunch: You will be responsible for buying your own lunch at school, from a local restaurant, or the local shops Dinner: You will usually eat dinner with your host, you will not be able to prepare your own meals in the evenings • Will the homestay arrange to pick up the student from the airport? No • Transport to school: Your host will help you to find your way to and from school on your first day and will show you how to use public transport • Where are the homestays located? Cherry Hinton, Trumpington, Fen Ditton, Arbury, Cambourne, Histon, Bar Hill • Additional information: Homestays are approximately 30 to 60 minutes by bus or 20 to 30 minutes by cycling. The maximum travel time from all homestay options is 60 minutes
Only students aged 18 and over are permitted to go into private accommodation. If you are 16 or 17 years old you will be housed in a homestay and should be home by 23:00 each night. If you are over 18 here are some tips if you want to find your own apartment or share a house with friends: • Regional Accommodation Coordinator can provide a list of local letting agencies • Check whether the accommodation you are going to see is in a safe area • Take a friend with you when you go to view any accommodation • If you are sharing an apartment or house find out who has access to it • Make sure to ask the landlord to see a copy of the gas safety certificate, to check that all cookers and electric fires are safe, and that smoke alarms are fitted • Make sure your room is secure and that you have insurance for your laptop, camera, TV and other valuable items • If you rent your own accommodation you will be expected to pay Council Tax. If you are a student you will receive a 10% discount but be aware that it could be up to £1,200 per year.
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Accommodation in Cambridge Student Castle
• Address: 1 Milton Road, Cambridge, CB4 1UY • Website: Student Castle Disclaimer: All the information on this residence file is for reference. Please contact your advisor for the latest information • Accommodation type: Ensuite rooms with own bathroom, shared kitchen and shared communal living area. Ensuite rooms will be in flats of 4 to 6 Kaplan students, mixed nationalities and mixed genders • Service available: Wi-Fi, Laundry Room • Extra cost of services: £3.50 per wash and £1.90 per dry • Bedroom: Small double bed, wardrobe, desk, chair, mirror, lamp, storage and ensuite bathroom with shower, toilet and sink. All bedding is provided and included in the price. Towels and hairdryers are not provided • Kitchen: Oven / hob / microwave, fridge, freezer and all crockery and utensils provided • Facilities: Gym, bike storage • Extra cost of facilities: All included in the weekly price • Famous landmarks nearby: King’s College Chapel, The Mathematical Birdge and The River Cam for punting • Noise restrictions? Yes, after 23:00
• Visitors or guests allowed? Yes, 3 nights maximum. All visitors must sign in and out at reception daily • Smoking allowed in the residence? No, outside in the designated smoking area only • 24-hour security? Yes, an out-of-hours team is available on site • Room cleaning: Rooms will be cleaned on arrival only. Communal areas in ensuite flats will receive a weekly light clean, which consists of the cleaning of the floors and worktops in the kitchen area. This does not include tidying up, taking out rubbish / bins, washing the dishes, cleaning the fridge or oven. The overall cleanliness of the kitchen is the responsibility of the students. • Linen changing: On arrival only • Availability: Over 18s only, available from 30/08/2025 to 11/09/2026 • Minimum number of weeks: One week • Check-in and check-out times: Check in is from 16:00 on a Saturday and anytime on a Sunday. All check outs must be on a Saturday morning by 10:00 • Room deposit? No, but all students must sign a Code of Conduct on their first day
Time to... The school
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The city center 10 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes For the most up-to-date transport prices, please visit the www.whippetbus.co.uk
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This is an Academic Year Abroad Residence
Accommodation in Cambridge The Cam Foundry
• Address: 315 - 349 Mill Road, Cambridge, CB1 3DL • Website: The Cam Foundry Disclaimer: All the information on this residence file is for reference. Please contact your advisor for the latest information • Accommodation type: The Cam Foundry offers two types of room choices to students. Studio rooms with kitchenette and ensuite bathroom or single ensuite rooms with own bathroom, shared kitchen and shared communal living area. Rooms will be in flats of 4 to 6 Kaplan students, mixed nationalities and mixed genders • Service available: Wi-Fi, Laundry Room • Extra cost of services: £3.70 per wash and £2.60 per dry • Bedroom: Small double bed, wardrobe, desk, chair, storage and ensuite bathroom. All bedding is provided and included in the price. Towels and hairdryers are not provided • Kitchen: Hob and combination microwave oven, fridge and all crockery and utensils included
• Facilities: Cinema room, library, ping pong table, bike storage and study areas • Extra cost of facilities: All included in the weekly price • Famous landmarks nearby: College Chapel, The Mathematical Birdge and The River Cam for punting • Visitors or guests allowed? Yes, 3 nights in a calendar month. All visitors must sign in and out of reception daily • Noise restrictions? Yes, after 23:00 • Smoking allowed in the residence? No, outside in the designated smoking area only • 24-hour security? Yes, an out-of-hours team is available on site • Room cleaning: On arrival only • Linen changing: On arrival only • Availability: Over 18s only - available from 06/09/2025 to 29/08/2026 • Minimum number of weeks: One week • Check-in and check-out times: Check in is from 15:00 on a Saturday & anytime on a Sunday. Check out is 10:00 on a Saturday • Room deposit? No, but all students must sign a Code of Conduct on their first day
Time to... The school
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The city center 22 minutes For the most up-to-date transport prices, please visit the www.whippetbus.co.uk 30 minutes
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Cambridge Cambridge
Why choose an Academic Year Abroad in Cambridge with Kaplan? Academic Year Abroad students have access to exclusive benefits.
8. Keep learning beyond the classroom with 12 months of access to K+ Learning Space after your course ends. 9. Feel at home abroad with total support from our team: personalized academic guidance from day one, accommodation services tailored to your preferences , and a lively social calendar. 10. Get to know the city from day one with a warm welcome and guided tour. 11. Join a global community of over 1.2 million learners who choose Kaplan each year. 12. Upgrade your academic and professional CV by investing in a trusted institution since 1938. Kaplan is widely known worldwide for educational excellence and student success.
1. Achieve the fastest English progression with Kaplan’s exclusive Guaranteed Progression, while mastering fluency across reading, writing, listening, and especially speaking, with personalized academic guidance every step of the way. 2. Internationally recognized curriculum aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference. 3. Study for 6, 9, or 11 months and experience life in one of the world’s most vibrant English-speaking cities. 4. Receive a free IELTS exam to boost your academic or career prospects worldwide. 5. Engage with online guest experts at exclusive seminars hosted for Academic Year Abroad students. 6. Start strong and finish proud
with a bespoke orientation and graduation ceremony. 7. Enjoy direct and free access to morning classes.
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What programs are available in Kaplan Cambridge?
Language & Culture
University Preparation
• Intensive • Semi-Intensive • Multi-Destination Year
• IELTS Exam Preparation • English for Academic Pathways
Your course timeline
End dates
Start dates
6 months
9 months
11 months
19th June 2026
20th November 2026
5th January 2026
11th September 2026
4th December 2026 12th February 2027
30th March 2026
11th September 2026
4th December 2026 26th February 2027
7th May 2027
22nd June 2026
5th March 2027
28th May 2027
6th August 2027
21st September 2026
23rd April 2027
16th July 2027
24th September 2027
9th November 2026
Start dates
1st Holiday Start (All courses)
2nd Holiday Start (9 month courses)
2nd Holiday Start (11 month courses)
30th March 2026
8th June 2026
14th September 2026
5th January 2026
8th June 2026
14th September 2026 21st December 2026
30th March 2026
14th September 2026 21st December 2026 21st December 2026
22nd June 2026
21st December 2026
29th March 2027
24th May 2027
21st September 2026
21st December 2026
29th March 2027
24th May 2027
9th November 2026
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How do we help you learn English quickly? We are proud to offer English programs built on a solid, research-based methodology designed to help you improve your English confidently and quickly. With our carefully structured syllabus, you can join at any point and continue progressing smoothly, with teaching materials tailored to your level and learning style. Each Academic Year Abroad program is structured with carefully designed lessons aimed at achieving your specific objectives: Language Foundation (20 lessons, 15 hours) Build your core English skills with 15 hours of General English per week, using our spiral, blended curriculum aligned to the Common European Framework of Reference. Lessons are topic-based and communicative, designed to boost fluency, confidence, and real-world language use. Language in Action Workshops (4 lessons, 3 hours) Take your English beyond the classroom with interactive workshops each week focused on communication, collaboration, and real-life tasks. These sessions help you practice spoken English in creative, practical contexts. Specialist Skills (8 lessons, 6 hours) Enhance your learning with focused classes, tailored to your needs and objectives. Ideal for students looking to improve in targeted areas, these sessions focus on specific skills like pronunciation, writing, exam preparation or Business English. K+ Extra (3 lessons, 2.25 hours) Students enhance their fluency with K+ Extra online resources supporting personalized language learning.
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Learn about every program
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Language Culture &
Discover the joy of learning English abroad like never before. Transform your language skills as you embark on a program designed to immerse you in one (or more) exciting destinations around the world. This is more than just a course. During this enriching year, we blend expert language training with cultural immersion, global friendships, and unforgettable experiences.
Intensive 35 lessons per week = 26.25 hours
Want to master every aspect of English? This course sharpens your skills in speaking, reading, writing, listening, grammar, and pronunciation, while also expanding your vocabulary for effective communication in real-world settings.
Total Hours
Number of Lessons
Lessons
Language Foundation
20 lessons
15 hours
Language in Action Workshops
4 lessons
3 hours
Specialist Skills K+ Extra Online
8 lessons
6 hours
3 sessions
2.25 hours
Semi-Intensive 27 lessons per week = 20.25 hours
Strengthen your foundational English skills while enjoying plenty of free time to explore your new city and have fun with friends! Join our social activities, dive into local culture, and make the most of every moment on this unforgettable adventure.
Total Hours
Number of Lessons
Lessons
Language Foundation
20 lessons
15 hours
Language in Action Workshops
4 lessons
3 hours
K+ Extra Online
3 sessions
2.25 hours
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Kaplan Multi-Destination Year 12 weeks Cambridge, 12 weeks Dublin, 12 weeks Liverpool, 12 weeks London.
Study English in a 6, 9, or 11-month program spanning your choice of school locations. Students travel the globe to create their own dream Academic Year Abroad by combining two, three or four locations, each destination with a minimum of twelve weeks. In each location, students are immersed in comprehensive language development focusing on improving all language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking, while living the language through a variety of cultural immersion activities. Visa regulations permitting, students can opt to build their own vacation breaks between 12-week quarters to experience even more of what the destination has to offer. Example Multi-Destination Year itinerary: Eleven-month Ireland and Britain circuit Spend a year becoming fluent in English while experiencing the tremendous cultural richness and variety found in Britain and Ireland, and trying several accents along the way. Key facts
• Minimum Age: 16 • Class Size: 17 • Entry Level: Elementary
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University Preparation Program
Your pathway to academic success Turn your Academic Year Abroad into a launchpad for your university journey. Our University Preparation track is designed for ambitious students planning to study at leading institutions in the UK or beyond. This exclusive package combines expert guidance, academic enrichment, and wraparound support, giving you the confidence and credentials to take the next step. Real-world exposure • Experience university life through campus tours and academic events • Online guest speakers on topics like academic preparation and university application strategies
IELTS Exam Preparation 35 lessons per week = 26.25 hours
Boost your IELTS performance with focused skills classes that cover every section of the exam in detail. Build strong verbal skills and learn key test- taking strategies to help you succeed in this globally recognized qualification.
Total Hours
Number of Lessons
Lesson
Language Foundation
20 lessons
15 hours
Language in Action Workshops
4 lessons
3 hours
Specialist Skills on IELTS
8 lessons
6 hours
K+ Extra Online
3 sessions
2.25 hours
Key facts
• Minimum Age: 16 • Class Size: 17 • Entry Level: B1
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English for Academic Pathways 35 lessons per week = 26.25 hours Want to be prepared for success in an academic setting?
This course is ideal if you want to develop essential language skills and test strategies for academic success while preparing to achieve top results in an official English exam.
Total Hours
Number of Lessons
Lesson
Language Foundation
20 lessons
15 hours
Language in Action Workshops
4 lessons
3 hours
Specialist Skills on Academic English and Exam Prep
8 lessons
6 hours
K+ Extra Online
3 sessions
2.25 hours
Key facts
• Minimum Age: 16 • Class Size: 17 • Entry Level: B1
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Accommodation Options This program offers special accommodation packages. Get in touch with our team to get a personalized quote depending on your preferences, whether you choose a residence apartment to live with other Kaplan international students, or hosts, making the most of integrating into the lives of our local families in the city.
Follow the hearts and explore our previous accommodation section for more details.
“It’s the feeling of being here – it’s comfy and everyone is friendly and approachable.” - Lea B, Kaplan Cambridge student from Germany.
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Health & Safety
under 18, within the UK legal framework and criteria of our educational oversightand accrediting bodies. We endeavor to ensure a safe, positive and pleasant study and home environment for all students. We show an additional duty of care towards our students who are legally minors, monitoring them more closely than other students and requesting all parents of Under 18s to sign a Parent/guardian Consent Form. • All Kaplan staff and hosts adhere to our Safeguarding Policy, which include training and regular guidance • All staff and hosts in regular contact with Under 18s are subject to rigorous recruitment procedures and necessary police checks • Each KI school has a named contact person for Under 18s who meets the students on a regular basis, explains the legal status of Under 18s, monitors any accommodation issues and liaises with the homestay and students’ parents if necessary • We ensure there are activities in the school which are suitable for students under 18 to participate in and inform Under 18s about learning and socializing outside of the classroom
Medical insurance | All students must have medical insurance for the duration of their stay in the UK. Students need to organize their own medical insurance before they travel. Kaplan does not offer travel and medical insurance in the UK, but students can either use the link on the Kaplan International Languages website to book travel and medical insurance directly with an insurance provider, or they can choose their own. If you get sick | If you get sick while in the UK you should visit a doctor. You can ask the Safeguarding team or your host where the nearest doctor is. If you have a minor illness you can ask staff at a local chemist for advice. Remember to bring any relevant insurance or medical documentation with you. You may need to register with a local doctor. Protecting your belongings | We strongly recommend you take out insurance for your personal belongings, especially cameras, mobile phones and laptops. Personal items cannot be covered by Kaplan homestay or residence insurance. U nder 18 statement | Kaplan recognizes its responsibility to safeguard and promote the welfare of students aged Medical costs are at the discretion of your local doctor or hospital. Minimum medical costs are as follows: • Consultation with a doctor: £40 • Prescriptions at a chemist: £9.90 per item • Dental treatment: £50 • Eye test or new glasses: £30 Medical costs
Call 999 in case of fire, medical emergency or if you need the police. Call 111 for non urgent medical advice. Emergency services
Laws
• No one under the age of 18 in the UK may buy or consume tobacco or alcohol, including beer and wine. It is against the law to buy tobacco or alcohol for someone you know is under the age of 18 • Driving under the influence of alcohol is a very serious crime and police make regular random checks
• You will need international ID to enter bars, clubs or pubs (e.g. passport, ID card, driving licence) • Buying, selling and using drugs is illegal
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• Always stand in line and wait your turn when buying tickets, at a bank or post office, or waiting for a bus. Keep to the right when standing on escalators • In the UK, it’s not unusual for people to engage in small talk in public places, such as parks or while waiting in queues. This can be a great opportunity to practice English, but it’s important to stay cautious. Do not share your address or phone number, and avoid accepting inappropriate invitations. While many people are friendly, some may prefer not to speak with strangers Local Customs
• “Please” and “Thank you” are widely used in the UK. Always use them if you ask someone to do something for you, or if they help you or give you information • In the UK, everyone, regardless of gender, nationality, ethnicity, religion, or background, is treated equally and with respect. We are committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment where all students feel welcome, valued, and supported.
Kaplan International Languages Rules
• If you leave your Kaplan International Languages course, the government may revoke your student visa and advise you to return home • You must attend all classes. If you do not attend your classes your representative will be informed. If a student is under 18, parents will be informed.
• If you do not then improve your attendance, you will be sent home and no refund will be given • Be on time for all your lessons • Always tell Kaplan International Languages if you are going to be absent from school for any reason and tell your host if you are going away overnight • If you commit a criminal offence or have to be severely disciplined, you will be sent home and no refund will be given. We will also inform the immigration authorities
UK public holidays
New Year
1-Jan-26
Good Friday
3-Apr-26
Easter Monday
6-Apr-26
Early May Bank Holiday
4-May-26
Spring May Bank Holiday
25-May-26
Summer Bank Holiday
31-Aug-26
Christmas Day
25-Dec-26
Boxing Day
28-Dec-26
These dates are observed as holidays in the year. If you arrive on a week where the Monday is a holiday, your first day of school will be a Tuesday
New Year
1-Jan-27
Holiday Policy
Academic Year Abroad students | There are preset session breaks for all Academic Year Abroad students. These dates depend on your start date and cannot be changed. Please check with the school if you are not sure when these are. School closures | The school will be closed from December 21st 2026 to December 28th 2026 with an additional closure for New Years on January 1st 2027.
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