UKLC, a prominent junior English language teaching provider, has unveiled exciting plans for 2025, with the launch of five new centres, expanding its offerings for both summer and year-round programmes.

For the summer of 2025, UKLC will introduce its popular English Plus courses at four new locations across the UK. Among these is St Swithun’s School in Winchester, a prestigious boarding school known for its beautiful surroundings and top-quality amenities. Another noteworthy addition is Queenswood School in Hatfield, which will cater to both group bookings and individual students, providing an excellent environment for learning and personal growth.

In addition, UKLC will operate a centre at Portsmouth University, offering state-of-the-art en-suite accommodation and modern facilities, ideal for providing a comfortable stay for students. UKLC is also making a return to Chetham's School of Music in the vibrant city of Manchester, where students will benefit from exceptional facilities in a culturally rich setting.

These new centres bring UKLC’s total number of summer locations to 12 for the upcoming year, offering students even more options to experience immersive English language learning.

UKLC has also introduced Crewe Cheshire College as a new year-round centre, offering ministay programmes. The centre boasts en-suite accommodation and a variety of courses, including general English, exam preparation, STEM, and even e-sports. Students will also have the chance to explore the north of England and London through organised excursions. Ministays will also be available at the new St Swithun’s School and Portsmouth University centres.

Founded in 2001, UKLC is accredited by the British Council and is a proud member of English UK and Quality English. The provider also announced a strategic partnership last year with ATC Language Schools, solidifying its commitment to offering high-quality English learning experiences.

With these new additions, UKLC continues to expand its reach and offer diverse, engaging programmes to young learners from around the world.