Category Archives: Students

Meet Riccardo, BSC York

Posted on 11 July 2018 by British Study Centres

Riccardo and his hobby as a writer lead him all the way to UK. He decided to enrol on a General English course in order to be able to understand properly his next novel which will be translated into English. … Continue reading

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Meet Natascha, BSC Brighton

Posted on 4 July 2018 by British Study Centres

Originally from Switzerland, Natascha came to Brighton to enrol on a 6 week IELTS course during her gap year. She loved the school and the city vibe so much that became a student services intern for 7 months, she has … Continue reading

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Meet Diana, BSC Brighton

Posted on 4 July 2018 by British Study Centres

Diana came to UK from Italy to brush up her language skills in order to find a job back home, she enjoyed here so much she decided to apply for a job in UK at BSC! Here is her story: … Continue reading

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Birthdays at BSC Oxford

Posted on 28 February 2014 by bsc oxford intern

Your birthday is always a very special day in the year but if you have the chance to celebrate it in another country surrounded by new friends from all around the world at BSC Oxford, it will be an amazing experience! Continue reading

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Students from LSC Egypt

Posted on 18 February 2014 by jessica

This February BSC London welcomed a wonderful group of Egyptian students from LSC Egypt. The students had a fantastic time participating on our General English course. Continue reading

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St Mary's Church in Oxford

Posted on 14 February 2014 by bsc oxford intern

Last Friday, students from British Study Centres Oxford had the chance to climb up the most famous tower in the city, St Mary’s Church. There, the students could enjoy a bird’s eye view of the most beautiful buildings, often called the Dreaming Spires. Continue reading

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