Frequently Asked Questions
Study Holidays Abroad
Once payment has been completed, travel documents and any other necessary information will be sent by email one month before departure.
Yes, but all of our study holidays include the Polizza Amica which covers any medical expenses and protects you in case of luggage damage/theft.
Booking is fast and easy! Choose the centre that best suits your child’s needs, fill out the Registration Application that you find online, and make the deposit payment via PayPal, bank transfer, or postal account. All from the comfort of your own home!
The fee includes: airfare, course of study, food, accommodation, transfers, teaching materials, certificate of attendance, activities and trips where specified in the program, application opening fee and Polizza Amica insurance.
Optionally, extra excursions, intensive courses, additional exams or special sports programs can be requested for a supplementary fee.
From 1 January 2021, Italian students entering Great Britain are required to have a valid biometric passport. Students from other countries should check about their entry visa requirements by clicking the following link: https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
To enter the United States, Canada, or South Africa, a valid personal passport and the relevant electronic entry visa application are always required, for which we will provide specific information once registration has been completed.
For Italian students under 14 years old travelling to any destination, a legal guardianship document must also be obtained from their local Police Headquarters.
As well as the group leader, who is responsible for the students 24/7, there is also the local staff, always present at the college and fully available to resolve any issues.
The choice is entirely personal and depends on the needs and preferences of the student.
Those who decide to stay with a host family must be 14 years and older, and feel comfortable and confident using local public transport, as sometimes the host families live up to 45 minutes away from the school. Additionally, students opting for a host family will spend several evenings at home, which is the purpose of choosing this option, and therefore will miss some evening activities organised at the college.
You can choose between staying in a college/residence/hotel, or with local host families. There will be rooms of various types, depending on your chosen destination.
Of course! On top of their language lessons, their daytime and evening free time will always be organised by the activity leaders, with fun, sporty, and cultural activities. They will also go on incredible trips and excursions to explore major attractions and nearby cities, always accompanied by the group leader.
The lessons focus on the practical use of language, aiming to enrich the students’ vocabulary and improve their communication skills in everyday life.
Additionally, grammar lessons will be provided as part of the curriculum.
Of course, all students receive a certificate of attendance upon completing the course, indicating the level they have achieved.
Departures take place during June, July, and August, according to each centre’s individual schedule listed in the catalog.
On average, each class consists of 15 students.
On average, 15 hours of lessons are held per week, either in the morning, afternoon, or in full-day sessions, alternating with recreational activities and excursions already included in the program.
Yes, on the first day of school, all students will take an entrance test to assess their level and abilities. The teachers will form the classes based on the test results, ensuring that each student is placed in the most suitable course.
Not necessarily, but all teachers are qualified to teach English as a foreign language.
Our study holidays are for children and teenagers aged 8 to 18.