LSI Brighton Intensive 30 with Academic English

The busy seaside town of Brighton is famous not only for its historic pier and Royal Palace, but also for its many entertainment possibilities. Brighton is a small city full of youth culture with two Universities and many other institutions, so it is the perfect student city. Packed with amazing shops, restaurants and bars, Brighton is a lively and welcoming destination for students of all ages and backgrounds who wish to learn English in England.  

Our Brighton school consists of two campuses, just a ten minute walk from each other. Shops,coffee houses, pubs, restaurants and a leisure centre are all nearby. LSI Brighton offers a comfortable environment in which to learn English. Whether you choose a programme geared towards the TOEFL/TOEIC/IELTS exams, the Cambridge Examination Course or one of our Standard EFL/ESL courses, you will benefit from LSI Brighton's central location, excellent transport links and fantastic student facilities that include seven classrooms and a learning centre with free internet access. Please note, currently all teaching takes place at LSI’s Portland Road campus.  

Course Description

This immersive program is designed for learners who wish to enhance their English language skills with a focus on academic contexts. Over 30 hours per week, students will engage in a rigorous curriculum that combines intensive language instruction with specialized academic content.

Participants will develop their reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills through a variety of interactive activities, including group discussions, presentations, and research projects. The course emphasizes critical thinking and effective communication, equipping students with the tools necessary for success in academic environments.

Tailored for both pre-university and university-level students, the program also provides guidance on academic writing, citation practices, and study strategies. By the end of the course, learners will feel confident navigating academic texts and participating in discussions, making them well-prepared for further study in English-speaking institutions.