Learn English in Newcastle

The city of Newcastle is also a borough of Tyne and Wear in the North East of England. Newcastle is located on the bank of the River Tyne.

In Newcastle we offer English courses in the following schools:

Remember that when booking your English course through StudentSphere you will receive a discount of 5% off the official school price.

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Schools available in Newcastle

International House Newcastle

International House Newcastle English School in Newcastle International House Newcastle
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  • Main Courses: 20 lessons per week
    30 lessons lessons per week

  • Students per class (Max.): 16

  • Class duration: 50-55 min.

  • School info: The International House is located in Newcastle and has much to offer in terms of a language school.  The city itself is rich in culture and offers numerous museums and art galleries coupled with street gardens and prime shopping.  The River Tyne is located along the northern bank of the city and provides a picturesque place to study.

  • Prices from: 181$

Newcastle has numerous museums and galleries. The Biscuit Factory is actually Britain's largest commercial gallery and covers 35,000 square feet comprising of 2 floors of spaces for exhibiting and also 2 floors of artist's studios. They sell drawings, paintings, sculpture, photography, jewellery and ceramics. Entrance to The Biscuit Factory is completely free of charge and there is both a cafe and a restaurant for visitors.

If you enjoy the natural beauty of gardens and flowers then pay a visit to Birkheads Secret Gardens. Here you will discover a mixture of old and new gardens full of the glorious perfume of flowers, there is a 'meditation garden' where visitors can simply sit and enjoy the birdsong and the tranquillity.

A point to make about learning English in Newcastle is the 'Geordie Slang' that is spoken. It is a whole new language all on its own. The term Geordie is used to describe a person from the Newcastle region or to describe the type of English that they speak. It is not simply an accent placed on the words but rather completely different words.

Ø Kets = Sweets Ø Gan = Go Ø Aye = Yes Ø Doon = Down Ø Nowt = Nothing Ø Hoose = House

You can observe from the examples above that it really is another language; Newcastle is a good location to learn English but just be aware of the slang.