Intro
Regent's School of English is a British Council-accredited language school and an English UK member that has helped hundreds of students across 30 years.
It was first established in 1994 as Internexus and gained accreditation in 1997. In 2008, Internexus was acquired by Regent’s College and in 2012 the College was granted university status, becoming Regent’s University London in 2013.
Our English language teachers ensure your learning is always varied – with the chance to put your skills into practice with trips, walking tours and mini tests.
With 62 different nationalities in the language centre and over 140 on the University campus, you will be a part of one of the most diverse universities in the UK – mixing with different cultures and making friends from all corners of the globe.
While studying, you’ll have access to all that campus has to offer. Discover more.
Intro
At Regent’s we take a personal approach – identifying the support you need to thrive and tailoring our teaching to help you achieve your goals.
You’ll learn in a supportive, personalised environment where staff and students get to know each other by name – ensuring you receive the personal attention needed to progress quickly.
Intro
Studying at Regent's School of English, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to practise your English language skills in class, around campus and throughout London.
Classes are fun and engaging with a focus on task-based activities that promote critical thinking, problem-solving and an understanding of British culture.
As well as learning core academic skills, you’ll be taught how to put them into practice. You’ll do much more than worksheets: you’ll work in pairs and groups, take part in interactive activities, practise presentation skills, and develop accuracy and fluency across reading, listening, speaking and writing. Lessons are student-centred and make use of both coursebooks and authentic materials to help you apply English in real-world situations.
*Outside the classroom, our weekly Conversation Club offers the chance to improve your fluency and boost your confidence by mixing with others.
Plus, informal class trips take you on walking tours to London’s top sights like the River Thames, where you’ll test your language skills through mini challenges as you explore the city.
*Outside the classroom activities are free of charge, with the exception of parties and social events run by the Student Union. Further information about these is available on the Student Union website. Students participating in the Friday trip are expected to cover the cost of transportation by bus or tube.
Student Support and Wellbeing
Your wellbeing is important to us, and at Regent’s School of English, we truly value it. Our Student Support Manager is responsible for the care and welfare of all students and also serves as the Designated Safeguarding Lead for students aged 16 and 17.
Below you’ll find essential information and services available to support you during your time with us.
First Aid on Campus
The University emergency number is 020 7487 7777. You can also find this number on the back of your student ID card.
Spectrum Life Wellbeing Service
Spectrum Life provides 24/7 emotional and practical support for students. This includes mental health online support and up to six multi-lingual counselling sessions.
Contact Spectrum Life:
- WhatsApp: Text 'Hi' to 07418 360 780
- UK Phone: 0800 0318227
- International Phone: 00353 1518 0277
Healthcare Services for Short-Term Students (Less than 6 Months)
If you're here for less than six months, you can visit a walk-in centre or private GP for medical attention. Please note that these services require payment.
Below are some options to explore (you’re welcome to search for others on your own too):
For minor illnesses like colds or dry skin, pharmacists can provide advice and over-the-counter treatments. Your nearest pharmacy is Boots in Baker Street. Just ask at the counter for help.
Healthcare Services for Long-Term Students (6 Months or More)
If you're studying with us for six months or more, it is recommended to register with a local GP (doctor) for regular healthcare access.
Consider registering at:
Marylebone Health Centre, 17a Marylebone Road, London, NW1 5LT
You can also use the NHS Find a GP service to locate a practice near Regent's.
For minor illnesses, pharmacists can offer advice and treatments.
For more serious illnesses, consult your GP if you're feeling unwell or experiencing persistent symptoms. They can prescribe medication or refer you for further tests.
Emergency Support 🚑
For serious accidents or emergencies, call 999 or go directly to the Accident & Emergency (A&E) department at your local hospital.
If you’re unsure of what to do, the NHS 111 service is available 24/7 to help. NHS 111 can:
- Guide you to the right service.
- Book an arrival time at A&E if necessary, reducing waiting time.
Access NHS 111 online or by calling 111.
Get advice on what service to use
Mission & Vision
Mission:
Through brilliant teaching and interactive learning, we empower students to achieve their English language goals with confidence.
Uniquely located within the Royal Regent’s Park, our world-class setting offers an inspiring learning environment unlike any other English language school in London. With access to a diverse community of over 140+ nationalities, including peers, degree students and academics, students build meaningful connections, strengthen their communication skills, and gain a rich, global learning experience.
Vision:
Our vision is to be a leading English language school that transforms education by offering an inspiring, interactive experience.
We aspire to create an inclusive and engaging environment where students from diverse backgrounds gain confidence in English, explore London, and build lasting global connections.
Through interactive teaching and cultural immersion, we set the standard for excellence in English language education, all within a world-class university setting.
