English courses in Bath, United Kingdom

Compare 1 school with English courses in Bath: 2026-2027 prices from €419 a week. Student reviews, photos and online booking with just a deposit.

Bath is a small, walkable city in the south west of England, about 90 minutes from London by train. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Georgian crescents of honey-coloured stone, the Roman Baths and the Thermae Bath Spa, the only place in England where you can bathe in naturally hot spring water. Jane Austen lived here, and the city has a lively arts scene, theatres, cafes and independent shops.

It is a good place to learn English: the centre is compact and safe, it has two universities and a large international student population, and day trips to Bristol, Oxford, Stonehenge, Cardiff or London are easy. Bristol airport is about 50 minutes away by road.

Language schools in Bath

  • Languages United

    Languages United

    ✓ English UK member

    13 courses · Accommodation

    Languages United is a family-run, boutique English language school in a historic Georgian building in the centre of Bath, at 66 Walcot Street, in business for 20 years (since 2006). It is accredited by the British Council for the teaching of English (face to face and...

    British CouncilEnglish UKEnglish UK

    from, per week€419

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English courses in Bath, United Kingdom

Bath is a small, walkable city in the south west of England, about 90 minutes from London by train. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Georgian crescents of honey-coloured stone, the Roman Baths and the Thermae Bath Spa, the only place in England where you can bathe in naturally hot spring water. Jane Austen lived here, and the city has a lively arts scene, theatres, cafes and independent shops.

It is a good place to learn English: the centre is compact and safe, it has two universities and a large international student population, and day trips to Bristol, Oxford, Stonehenge, Cardiff or London are easy. Bristol airport is about 50 minutes away by road.

The school offered here is in the city centre. Entry requirements for the United Kingdom depend on your nationality and the length of your stay: check them on the official GOV.UK website before booking.

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