The U.K. is home to many wonderful and vibrant cities that have left their impact on the world. London, Edinburgh, and Liverpool all attract high numbers of students each year, but in our opinion, no city is better than Manchester to learn English.

Why should students study in Manchester?

1. Manchester is an intentional city with a distinct English history. Manchester blends the old and the new in a way that is unique to the city. Visitors to Manchester can spend the morning walking around the Roman ruins at Castlefield, the afternoon in the 1930s-built Central Library, and the evening in the high-end and modern restaurants and bars in Spinningfields and Deansgate.
2. Manchester is home to many firsts. Manchester was the first industrialised city in the world, the location where the atom was first split, and the location where the world’s first professional football league was created. Manchester is also the home of the longest-running British soap opera and was the location where the U.K’s first free public library was first opened. Students can learn a lot from Manchester’s rich history, creativity, and innovation.
3. Manchester is ideally situated in the heart of the U.K. Manchester lies approximately halfway between London and Edinburgh, the two most visited cities in the U.K. With accessible links to other parts of the country, Manchester is the perfect base to travel from when visiting the rest of England, Scotland, and Wales. Moreover, since Manchester is located in the west of the U.K, flights to Dublin take no more than 40 minutes, providing quick and easy links to Ireland.

There are many reasons why students should consider learning English in Manchester, but these are just three key points that we think would benefit students the most.

We look forward to welcoming students, who want to learn more about Manchester’s rich history and what the city has to offer, to our college. For more information about our courses, please feel free to get in touch.

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