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About the College
The college remains open throughout the year and provides tuition in small groups, host family or hotel accommodation and a weekly programme of excursions and social activities. The School and its surroundings
The school has a large playground with volleyball court and BBQ area, a student lounge offering a limited range of refreshments, and a small access centre with listening booths, a few multimedia computers and free access to the Internet. English Courses for adult studentsMost of our students are from western Europe; a few from Japan and South America. Outside the summer months, there are rarely more than fifty adult students, attending short courses of group or individual tuition or longer courses leading to Cambridge examinations. All courses include two weekly excursions and two social activities e.g. a pub evening and an international dinner. A special feature of our school is that everything is included; transfers, entry fees and transport to and from the School are included in our course fees. Click here for more information..
English Courses for Young LearnersDuring school holidays, we run separate courses for teenagers. Our summer school operates on three separate sites: St Brelade's College (for adults) St Brelade's Junior School (5 minutes from the main college, for ages 10-13) and Highlands College in town (for teenagers) Teenage students receive tuition in the morning and a choice of excursions and sports in the afternoon. Surfing, windsurfing, football and tennis are among the most popular sports included in our course fees.Click here for more information..
Tuition in small groups In order to make your learning as efficient as possible, students are taught in small groups (maximum class size: 8 for adults and 12 for teenagers) The average class is even smaller, so you really get the chance to practise your English in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.Click here for more information..
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St Brelade's College is beautifully situated, above the picturesque harbour of St Aubin, a ten minute drive along the bay from Jersey's main town, St Helier.
St Brelade's College occupies a beautiful old granite school building, 200 metres above St Aubin's village with its attractive harbour, lined with hotels and restaurants. |
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