English in Cape Town

We offer a unique learning experience that is efficient, fun and affordable.

The brilliant! difference

Classes are small (6 to 10 students on average).
Our teachers all have a Cambridge CELTA or DELTA qualification.
We use the latest methodologies.
Our schools are internationally accredited.

You can expect stylish premises in safe and convenient locations where you can learn English in a welcoming and quiet environment. Our classrooms are great places for study, with lots of natural light, space and large desks.

WHY CAPE TOWN?

Where else can you experience blue flag beaches, mountains, forests, wine farms and a cosmopolitan working harbour; all within 10 kilometres of the city centre? All this at a very reasonable cost, with more days of sunshine per year than the Bahamas.

Table Mountain

With the cableway, you can reach the top of Table Mountain in just a few minutes, otherwise you can hike your way up or down in less than an hour. From the top, you enjoy a breathtaking view of the city.

Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens

hold an incredible range of plant species, all of which are found nowhere else on Earth. The unique Cape Floral Kingdom is one of the world's great botanical kingdoms. In summer locals pack picnics and enjoy concerts at sunset- from rock to classical - at the garden's amphitheatre.

The Constantia Vineyards

Established in 1685 are amongst the oldest vineyards in South Africa, and spoil the visitor with their award winning wines, unique architecture and beautiful location.

The Cape of Good Hope

is world famous and is part of a large national park. This is the stunning location where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans are said to meet.

Robben Island

Nelson Mandela served most of his time in prison on here. Today the island is a museum and a World Heritage Site. After a 30-minute ride on a ferry, you are guided by an ex-prisoner through the prison and take a drive around the infamous island.

The V&A Waterfront

is a popular entertainment spot centred around a fully working harbour. It is frequented by both tourists and Capetonians, giving it an authentic local feel.

Boulder Beach

On your way to Cape Point, why not spend a little time at the penguin colony at Boulder Beach? This is the only place in Africa where you can find the Jackass or African Penguin in its natural habitat.

Zeitz MOCAA

The Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa at the V&A Waterfront is arguably one of the finest new contemporary art museums in the world. This enormous space crafted out of ex-grain silos has to be seen to be believed.

The Old Biscuit Mill

An ex-industrial complex now home to restaurants, galleries and boutiques. Come here on Saturdays and be amazed by the choice of culinary delights and entertainment on offer.

Exam preparation courses are the right choice for:

students who need to prove that they have a high level of English for work, study or emigration purposes;
students who enjoy the challenge of a focused course with clear goals;
students who are at a strong intermediate level or above when they start their exam preparation course;
students who are able to do one to two hours of homework a day to complement the course lessons.

Experienced teachers, small class sizes and personal attention to all students ensure the best possible preparation for the exam.

Homestay will give you the chance to practice your newly acquired language skills, and South African families are well known for their friendliness and hospitality.

Homestay-Plus offers you your own private bathroom, and often shorter travel times to school.

If you prefer to be independent, want to mix with other students and socialise easily, then Student Residence is for you.

Newlands Campus accommodation is situated right next to the school. It is an upmarket house on a large property with a garden, a swimming pool and a veranda.

Cape Town also offers a wide selection of centrally located hostels, B&B’s and hotels for any budget, just be sure to book well in advance during high season.

The brilliant! difference

WHY CAPE TOWN?

What Cape Town has to offer