For those students who are over 30, I would highly recommend the new WSE 30+ course. It is a unique course at WSE unlike our other General English courses because it is only open to those learners who are aged 30 and above. This means if you are over...
4 good reasons to study English in Wimbledon – a local’s perspective Choosing where to study English in London can be tricky – with so many options and so much going on, where do you start? Sometimes it’s useful to get advice ...
The grand slam tournament takes place every year from Monday 1st July until 14th July. How to Get Wimbledon Tickets The Queue: Several thousand tickets are put on public sale during the tournament itself. You'll have to queu...
Queuing for Tickets Anyone willing to stand in line (or queue as we say here) can buy tickets on the day of thematches. The atmosphere in the queue is friendly and visitors enjoy the opportunity of meeting and talking tennis with other fans. Ev...
Wimbledon Tennis Championships Five ways to get yourself a ticket! There are a number of ways tennis fans can obtain tickets for The Championships at Wimbledon. This year the UK’s grand slam event takes place at the All Englan...
Firstly. I will introduce myself - I am Annelise and I have lived in Wimbledon for 2 months now, I am Dutch myself so moving here for my internship at Wimbledon School of English was exciting and all new to me. London is a very big city which I am no...
1. Top Quality Schools Studying English in London provides an experience like no other. With such a wide choice of great quality language schools who all have London on their doorsteps, you are going to have the best time ever. A g...
Do expensive language schools provide the best tuition? Are cheaper schools sacrificing quality? It can be difficult to know how much to spend when booking an English language course. Outside of Central London, there is a quite a range in the price p...
Jael from Switzerland studied with us at Wimbledon School of English for 3 weeks last year. She was very kind to share all her experiences with us - from her anticipation and worries of coming to London, how she coped, the friends she made, how she f...
As the last few days of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships fast approaches, so too does the excitement surrounding the event. There is never a better time to be in Wimbledon, when visitors from all over the world come to watch their favourite tennis ...
With plenty of spare time over the Christmas holidays, you may be stuck for things to do to occupy yourselves (besides lots of studying, of course!). Fear not, we are here to save you from boredom and have come up with a list of festive activities to...
We did it again! Wimbledon School of English is the best English language school in the UK. Once a year the EL Gazette publishes a ranking of the best English language schools in the UK and WSE is top of the list once again. The Centres...
Felix from Argentina spent two weeks studying with us back in 2015. This is how he describes his time here at Wimbledon School of English: My name is Felix. I am from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I have been studying at Wimbledon School of En...
Giulia first came to study with us in 2015 and what's brilliant for us is that she decided to return this year! Here she shares with us her diary of her final week at WSE! Monday 25th July Today I'm really sad because in a few day...
Sarah B, CAE student from France, studied with us for 6 months from January 2016. This is her testimonial of her time at Wimbledon School of English: I spent three amazing months in the Wimbledon School of English and because I liked it so much...
We love our school and always have great things to say about it. But it's especially nice when we receive such positive comments from our students. Bettina from Switzerland who joined us last year in 2015, studied with us for 6 months. She bega...
"Why Wimbledon School of English? I found out about WSE by means of an agency in Argentina and I could not be happier with my decision. I spent the coldest month of the year here but I could not have felt a warmer ambience with such warm peopl...
From Diwali, Oktoberfest and Carnival to Lunar New Year in London: Two students’ take on celebrating this outstanding festival in London. As always, this year saw London go full-swing in celebrating the biggest Lunar New year festiv...
Our proficiency level class was asked to write a piece for the Wimbledon School of English blog. Ania from Poland and Lorena from Brazil share their tips on how to adjust to life in the capital. Living in London – 8 tips for how to cope o...
Yanesis Infante was our first ever student from Cuba! London could not be any more different to her native Havana, but Yanesis really enjoyed her stay with us. She studied General English for 2 weeks and here's what she had to say: I was indeed...
16 – 20 November 2015 is International Education Week and we want to say thank you to everyone who has chosen Wimbledon School of English to improve their English language skills. International students are such an important part of our local c...
This month we caught up with our host of the month, Moira Deacon, who has been welcoming students from Wimbledon School of English since the 1980s. Tell us a bit about yourself. I work as a community nurse here in Wimbledon. I am origin...
Cambridge English Language Assessment is part of the University of Cambridge and has been providing English language assessments and qualifications for over 100 years. In this blog, we will talk about the Cambridge Advanced Exam (CAE),...
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