Brighton TEFL Courses
Rating: 5.0/5
Courses: CELTA
CELTA Formats: Face to Face
University of Cambridge accredited
Phone: +44 (0) 20 813 33 653
CELTA Course Dates & Fees via Brighton, UK
Training Centres in Brighton, UK
Brighton (Grand Parade), UK
- Located in the heart of the city very near to the famous Royal Pavilion
- Only minutes away from the beach
- large city-centre school with a great nationality mix and a lively atmosphere.
All CELTA trainees at the Brighton (Grand Parade) centre can take advantage of the following facilities: Self-Access Study Centre Interactive whiteboards or projectors in all classrooms Student computers & free Wi-Fi Library & bookshop Student Café
Brighton (Hove), UK
- A friendly, medium-sized school established in 1972
- Fully equipped training centre also with kitchen and garden
- Located near the city centre, the beach and near homestay accommodation
- Close to George St (Hove), full of amenities, cafes and restaurants
The Brighton (Hove) centre is located 10 minutes from Brighton centre by bus, with many other facilities and attractions close to the teacher training centre. Hove railway station, which has direct services to central London, is only a 15-minute walk away. It is also right beside one of the nicest residential zones in Brighton: an area named “Poets’ Corner”. Homestay accommodation can usually be arranged. This is typically between two and 25 minutes’ walking distance from the school.
Accommodation in Brighton & Hove for Trainees
The teacher training centres in Brighton & Hove can offer accommodation options and advice for the trainees during the duration of their CELTA courses. Applicants can talk about their accommodation needs during their interview with the CELTA course tutor, part of the free application process.
Alternatively, trainees can organise their own accommodation, using websites such as www.airbnb.com and www.booking.com.
Brighton & Hove and Surroundings
Brighton & Hove is the UK’s most famous and cosmopolitan seaside holiday resort and one of the UK’s most popular cities for international students. The city is famous for its Royal Palace, called the Royal Pavilion, and its two piers. The Hove centre is located within walking distance of Hove station, while the Grand Parade location is near to the Royal Pavilion in Brighton.
It hosts the Brighton Festival every May, which is England’s largest Arts festival. A major tourist destination for British and international visitors, it is a great place to be during the summer months and all year round.
Brighton is also one of the UK’s most popular destinations for international students. It has two universities and there are over 35,000 students in the city. This makes the population one of the youngest in the UK so there are many services, shops and restaurants available for students.
With a population of 250,000 Brighton & Hove is also the perfect size – large enough to have all the facilities and services you need, but small enough to get to know quickly if you are staying for a short time.
The city has two names because many years ago Brighton & Hove were two separate places, but they have grown to become one. Brighton is the eastern part, and Hove is the western part.
Brighton was just a fishing village until 1787 when Prince George, then Prince of Wales, decided to build a spectacular palace by the sea. The Brighton Pavilion was built over the next 20 years and remains one of the UK’s most famous and distinctive buildings. Brighton then became home to many noble and rich families for the summer months and you will find Brighton mentioned in Jane Austen’s novels. Brighton has also featured in many other books and films, including Graham Greene’s novel Brighton Rock and the classic ‘mod’ film Quadrophenia.
For more information about what to see and do in Brighton, visit: www.visitbrighton.com
