English courses in Sidmouth, United Kingdom

Compare 1 school with English courses in Sidmouth: 2026-2027 prices from €407 a week, accommodation from €287. Reviews, photos and online booking.

Sidmouth is a small seaside town on the coast of East Devon, in the south west of England, famous for its red sandstone cliffs, its pebble beaches and its elegant Regency seafront. It lies on the Jurassic Coast, the stretch of coastline between Exmouth and Dorset that was declared a natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2001 for its 185 million years of geological history.

Learning English in Sidmouth means living in a quiet, safe, traditional English town where you hear English everywhere, from the shops and cafés of the old town to the coastal paths along the cliffs. In summer the town is at its liveliest, especially during the Sidmouth Folk Festival in early August; the rest of the year it is calm, which makes it easy to get to know local people.

Language schools in Sidmouth

  • Hello! Sidmouth

    Hello! Sidmouth

    ✓ English UK member

    2 courses · Accommodation

    Hello! Sidmouth (formerly Sidmouth International School) has taught English in Sidmouth, on the Devon coast in the south west of England, since 1976. It is an independent, family-and-friends-run school, accredited by the British Council and placed in the EL Gazette UK...

    British CouncilEnglish UK

    from, per week€407

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Sidmouth is a small seaside town in East Devon, in the south west of England, with red sandstone cliffs, pebble beaches and an elegant Regency seafront. It lies on the Jurassic Coast, declared a natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2001, and it is a quiet, safe, traditional English town where you hear English everywhere, from the shops and cafés of the old town to the coastal paths along the cliffs. The cathedral city of Exeter, with an airport and trains to London, is about 20 km away (around 30 minutes by car), and from Sidmouth you can visit Dartmoor National Park, Lyme Regis, Bath and Plymouth.

LanguageBookings lists 1 school in Sidmouth with English courses, which already has 2026-2027 prices. With those prices, a course costs from €407 to €527 per week, and accommodation offered by the schools €287 per week. Each school page shows its full price list, and the school confirms the price when you book.

Devon has a mild climate by English standards: summers are pleasant, with highs usually around 19-21 °C, and winters are mild and wet, with highs of about 8-9 °C, so bring layers and a waterproof jacket at any time of year. Summer is the liveliest time, especially during the Sidmouth Folk Festival in early August, and some schools here only run courses in summer, so check the dates of each course. The rest of the year the town is calm, which makes it easy to get to know local people.

How to book: choose a school and a course, pick your dates and add accommodation or an airport transfer if you need them. Online you only pay a deposit, which is part of the total price; if you pay by card, it is only charged once the school confirms your place. You pay the rest directly to the school before the course starts.

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How much does an English course in Sidmouth cost?

With 2026-2027 prices, English courses in Sidmouth cost from €407 to €527 per week. Longer courses usually have a lower weekly price, and each school page shows the exact total for your dates.

Which schools teach English in Sidmouth?

On LanguageBookings you can compare 1 school in Sidmouth: Hello! Sidmouth.

How much does accommodation cost in Sidmouth?

Accommodation offered by the schools in Sidmouth costs €287 per week with 2026-2027 prices. You book it together with the course, and the options and prices for your dates appear on each school page.

When is the best time to study English in Sidmouth?

Devon has a mild climate by English standards: summers are pleasant, with highs usually around 19-21 °C, and winters are mild and wet, with highs of about 8-9 °C, so bring layers and a waterproof jacket at any time of year. Summer is the liveliest time, especially during the Sidmouth Folk Festival in early August, and some schools here only run courses in summer, so check the dates of each course. The rest of the year the town is calm, which makes it easy to get to know local people.

How do I book a course in Sidmouth?

Choose a school and a course, pick your dates and add accommodation or an airport transfer if you need them. Online you only pay a deposit, which is part of the total price; if you pay by card, it is only charged once the school confirms your place. You pay the rest directly to the school before the course starts.

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Sidmouth is a small seaside town on the coast of East Devon, in the south west of England, famous for its red sandstone cliffs, its pebble beaches and its elegant Regency seafront. It lies on the Jurassic Coast, the stretch of coastline between Exmouth and Dorset that was declared a natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2001 for its 185 million years of geological history.

Learning English in Sidmouth means living in a quiet, safe, traditional English town where you hear English everywhere, from the shops and cafés of the old town to the coastal paths along the cliffs. In summer the town is at its liveliest, especially during the Sidmouth Folk Festival in early August; the rest of the year it is calm, which makes it easy to get to know local people.

Getting there: Sidmouth is about 20 km from the cathedral city of Exeter (about 30 minutes by car), which has an airport and trains to London (Exeter St David's). Bristol is about 90 minutes away and London Heathrow about 3 hours. From Sidmouth you can visit Exeter, Dartmoor National Park, Lyme Regis, Bath and Plymouth.

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