England
The programme in England and Scotland is for high-school students aged 15 to 18 with a good knowledge of English. You attend a public school anywhere in England or Scotland.
Programmes and departures
- Annual: late August – June
- Semester I: late August – January
- Semester II: January – June
- Term: late August – December
Guaranteed choice of school or city is available at additional cost. Short options: UK Experience 8 weeks and UK Experience 4 weeks.
Participation fee: From €11,600
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England and Scotland are steeped in history and memory, and also in multiculturalism. They have made a great contribution to art, literature, theatre and architecture, and the unmistakable "British style" means originality combined with tradition.
The English are known as a reserved but hospitable nation. Learning how to talk about the weather, drink tea, eat fish and chips and watch sport are all part of the cultural experience.
The school system
The British system is considered one of the best in the world for its high standard of preparation. Students on the programme are enrolled in the Sixth Form.
During the year you study four or five subjects depending on your English level and individual strengths. The school day alternates classic subjects with extracurricular activities; sport and recreation are a compulsory part of the programme.
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Great Britain has one of the most brilliant and efficient school systems in the world, and offers students a wide range of multicultural experiences.
Would you like to spend a term or a school year in England, attend local schools and settle into a new family setting? AFSAI's programmes are for young people aged 15 to 18 with a good level of English. You'll deepen the language, take up sport and get to know British traditions first-hand.
What they say about us
“The run-up to leaving was full of ups and downs, as is normal. The sadness of leaving friends and family made me really sad, and I had some fears — you can never know what's waiting on the other side. And yet, for me, that "leap into the void" was just as exciting. I knew it would be worth it, and I was finally living a lifelong dream.”
