Learn English in Perth
Perth is the biggest city in the Australian state of Western Australia and it is also the state's capital city. Perth was founded in the year 1829.
In Perth 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 Perth
Kaplan Aspect Perth
Main Courses: 20 lessons per week
Intensive English for Business
28+7 lessons per weekStudents per class (Max.): 15
Class duration: 45 min.
School info: Located in the beautiful city of Perth, the Kaplan Aspect Perth school provides a modern learning environment for students who want to hone their English speaking skills. The school is located in a prime location surrounded by cafes, restaurants, markets and local attractions.
Prices from: 252$
The city of Perth is also known as the 'City of Light' it was awarded this title because all the residents of the city lit all their houselights and streetlights as the American astronaut, John Glenn journeyed over the city whilst he was orbiting the earth in the year 1962. In 1998 the city of Perth repeated the same action as John Glenn passed overhead again on the space shuttle.
The River Swan lies on the city's doorstep and is a natural place of beauty. Visitors can hire canoes and various other types of boats to tour the river in style. For a truly authentic Australian experience visit the colony of Western Grey Kangaroos that live on Heirisson Island.
Perth is dotted throughout with parks and gardens, 18 in total. The Queen's Gardens is one of the most scenic with gorgeous lily-filled lakes and an abundance of brightly coloured flowers and plants.
The city boasts a wide selection of nightlife to suit each and every taste and wallet. There are standard bars and clubs or if you feel like something perhaps slightly more upmarket there are many wine bars and hotels to dine in.
The residents of Perth are friendly and approachable and only to pleased to assist visitors. English is widely spoken throughout and once you ascertain what the typical Australian 'slang' words mean you should not have any trouble at all.