Learn English in United States
The United States of America is a sprawling country housing 50 states including Kentucky, California and Louisiana. The scenery throughout the USA is incredibly diverse ranging from the snowy spectacle of Alaska through to the soft sandy beaches of California.
In United States we offer English courses in the following cities:
- Boston
- Chicago
- Los Angeles
- Miami Fort Lauderdale
- New York
- Orlando
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- Santa Barbara
- Seattle
- Philadelphia
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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Destinations available in United States
Boston
Population: 608,352
Type: Large capital city
Climate: Boston has a humid climate, the summers are generally warm and humid and the winters are usually cold and snowy.
Description: Students who want to experience east coast living will enjoy studying English in Boston. It is known for its distinct neighborhoods, as well as being home to some of the most prestigious universities in the world. There is always something to do no matter your interests. For starters, try checking out a Red Sox game.
Chicago
Population: 2.836,659
Type: Large metropolitan city
Climate: The city of Chicago has a humid, continental climate.
Description: The Windy City of Chicago is an excellent place to learn the English language. It is a central hub of entertainment, culture, and business for the United States. Chicago is the third largest city in the country and is known for its wonderful park system. People can also enjoy the waters of Lake Michigan.
Los Angeles
Population: 3.8 million
Type: Largest city in Southern California
Climate: The city of Los Angeles has a Mediterranean climate and California itself is known as the 'Sunshine State' due to the sheer amount of sunshine it receives.
Description: People wanting to experience the west coast culture of the United States would enjoy learning English in Los Angeles, California. The weather is beautiful year round. The city is home to many celebrities so you might just see your favorite actress or actor out and about. From beaches, to shops, and dining - L.A has it all.
Miami Fort Lauderdale
Population: 183,606
Type: Large metropolitan city
Climate: The city of Fort Lauderdale enjoys a tropical climate. The hottest months are July and August.
Description: Students wanting to learn English in a tropical environment will enjoy studying in Fort Lauderdale. The humidity takes a little getting used to, but if you like warm weather you will love this city. There are plenty of high end shops to visit as well as nature reserves. Fort Lauderdale is known for being the Yacht capital of the world.
New York
Population: 8,274,527
Type: Large urban city
Climate: The city of New York has a subtropical, humid climate. The summer season is typically hot with high humidity levels.
Description: The Statue of Liberty, Wall Street, and the Empire State Building are all located in New York. It is probably the most important city in America, and is a great place to learn English for those who want to experience city life. The city is the largest in the United States with over 8 million people.
Orlando
Population: 227,907
Type: Major USA city
Climate: The city of Orlando has a tropical climate.
Description: Orlando is located in Central Florida, and is home to several tourist attractions including Walt Disney World. Students studying English can also make the short drive to Cape Canaveral and check out the NASA museum. Orlando is also home to SeaWorld and Busch Gardens. Shoppers will love the high-end outlet stores.
San Diego
Population: 1,366,865
Type: Large coastal city
Climate: San Diego has a temperate climate with the hottest month being August.
Description: San Diego is a great location to learn English for those who love a laid back, beach type atmosphere. The weather is very mild year round, and never gets too cold. The city is home to the world famous San Diego Zoo. The town is more laid back than Los Angeles, and is a great alternative.
San Francisco
Population: 808,976
Type: Large cosmopolitan city
Climate: The city of San Francisco enjoys a Mediterranean climate.
Description: San Francisco is home to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, and the infamous Alcatraz. This California city is a great location to learn English in, and offers a lot of ethnic diversity, culture, dining, shopping, and outdoor activities. People who have more liberal political and social views will find the city particulary appealing.
Santa Barbara
Population: 89,456
Type: Large coastal city
Climate: The city of Santa Barbara boasts a Mediterranean climate with August being the hottest month.
Description: How does learning English surrounded by beautiful beaches and mountains sound? That is what Santa Barbra has to offer, among many other things. Wine lovers will enjoy visiting the many vineyards and wineries scattered throughout the region. Outdoor lovers and sun worshippers particularly love this charming, beautiful city by the sea.
Seattle
Population: 594,210
Type: Large coastal city
Climate: The city of Seattle possesses a Mediterranean climate with the hottest month being July.
Description: Seattle is the largest city in Washington State, and is home to the iconic Space Needle. Many of the world's wealthiest people live there including Microsoft founder Bill Gates. The city has beautiful, mild summers and is drizzly the rest of the year. It's a wonderful city to learn English in.
Philadelphia
Population: 5,838,471
Type: Large urban city
Climate: Subtropical; humid. Hot summers, cold winters.
Description: The city of Philadelphia has played an important role in the development of the United States. It is home to iconic historical locations such as the Liberty Bell and Constitution Hall. "Philly" has something to offer everyone, and is a great place to study English. There's shopping, dining, professional sports, and the arts.
The USA has never had its own official language but approximately 80% of the population speak English. However, it is not 'British' English but rather American English. This coupled together with Canadian English make up North American English. Approximately 90% of the population throughout the US speak English exceedingly well.
If you enjoy watching wildlife then the USA is certainly the country for you. North America boasts some of the most untamed land throughout the world where visitors can observe the graceful Bald Eagle as it glides effortlessly through the sky. They can watch the antics of the Brown Bears as they do what they do best, fish for salmon. For the more adventurous there are numerous excursions run to spot the magnificent whales and agile dolphins.
The USA presents numerous opportunities to visitors and students alike. Marry this together with the friendly and generous locals, the delicious food, the breathtaking scenery and the wonderful array of shops and you have the perfect combination making it an ideal country to study in.