Learn English in Brighton
Why English language students should think about taking an English course in Brighton.
Affectionately known as ‘London-by-the-sea’, Brighton is the city where Londoners would spend their summer months. Escaping from the stifling city heat, it was de rigueur to holiday in Brighton. This coastal town is within easy reach of the capital –an hour by train- and these days it welcomes a more international clientele.
Yet for all the tourists, Brighton remains somewhat of a secret. London, Cambridge, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon are all mainstays on the itinerary of sightseers, whereas Brighton is an underexplored alternative by comparison. Indeed, Brighton is perfectly suited to the label ‘alternative’. With a bohemian and easygoing feel, the city is awash with art and creativity making it a stimulating destination for English language learners. That fresh sea air certainly helps keep your head clear and eagerly prepped for the intricacies of English grammar.
A historical town and a favorite with flamboyant King George IV (check out his pavilion), Brighton manages to stride both quaint English traditionalism and contemporary cool with aplomb. The narrow Dickensian alleyways are home to funky stalls and chic designer boutiques. Intermixed with these you’ll find an eclectic array of dining options reflecting the nuance of the city.
The city itself is lays between miles of beaches to the south and glorious open countryside to the north. For the visitor, it means it’s easy to escape the crowds and enjoy some quiet pursuits. If that’s not to your tastes, Brighton boasts a robust nightlife: pubs, clubs and all your favorite evening pursuits are at the ready. Over the years Brighton has amassed a respectable repertoire of bands which hail from here.
Well established acts, as well as, up-and-coming ‘next big things’ perform nightly. The other performing arts are also well catered for. If you need proof, be in town for the Brighton Festival which can rival Edinburgh’s in terms of talent and diversity.
Before you decide where to go on your English language holiday, be sure to consider Brighton.
Yet for all the tourists, Brighton remains somewhat of a secret. London, Cambridge, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon are all mainstays on the itinerary of sightseers, whereas Brighton is an underexplored alternative by comparison. Indeed, Brighton is perfectly suited to the label ‘alternative’. With a bohemian and easygoing feel, the city is awash with art and creativity making it a stimulating destination for English language learners. That fresh sea air certainly helps keep your head clear and eagerly prepped for the intricacies of English grammar.
A historical town and a favorite with flamboyant King George IV (check out his pavilion), Brighton manages to stride both quaint English traditionalism and contemporary cool with aplomb. The narrow Dickensian alleyways are home to funky stalls and chic designer boutiques. Intermixed with these you’ll find an eclectic array of dining options reflecting the nuance of the city.
The city itself is lays between miles of beaches to the south and glorious open countryside to the north. For the visitor, it means it’s easy to escape the crowds and enjoy some quiet pursuits. If that’s not to your tastes, Brighton boasts a robust nightlife: pubs, clubs and all your favorite evening pursuits are at the ready. Over the years Brighton has amassed a respectable repertoire of bands which hail from here.
Well established acts, as well as, up-and-coming ‘next big things’ perform nightly. The other performing arts are also well catered for. If you need proof, be in town for the Brighton Festival which can rival Edinburgh’s in terms of talent and diversity.
Before you decide where to go on your English language holiday, be sure to consider Brighton.
Learn English in Brighton
EC English offers English courses in Brighton.
EC English offers English courses in Brighton.

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