Ages 7–17
English and holidays
Language classes in the morning; excursions, sport and projects in the afternoon. A good fit for a first trip alone.
One- to four-week programmes for students aged 7–18: English, academic subjects and career discovery. With on-campus accommodation and supervision.
We will contact you on WhatsApp within one business day.
They differ by purpose, not by country. They are often combined: two weeks of language and two weeks of subjects.
Language classes in the morning; excursions, sport and projects in the afternoon. A good fit for a first trip alone.
Courses in chosen subjects at Oxford and Cambridge colleges: from psychology and business to artificial intelligence.
Short programmes with practising doctors, lawyers, engineers and financiers — to understand what to do after school.
Children live on campus under the supervision of school staff; meals, excursions and the evening programme are included in residential programmes.
The earlier you decide, the wider the choice of dates and campuses.
To improve the language, try a subject or a profession, live away from parents — each goal has its own programme.
A residential programme includes accommodation, meals and evening activities. A day programme suits a family travelling together.
Most programmes run in two-week blocks. One block is usually enough for the first time.
Schools group children by age. Check that your child is with peers on the chosen dates.
Summer enrolment opens in the autumn. By spring the popular programmes and dates are gone.
We work with the schools directly. The cost depends on the programme, campus and number of weeks — we will send a quote for your dates.
We discuss what you expect from the summer, the child’s interests and convenient dates.
We send two or three programmes with the timetable, campus and full cost.
We book the place and help with payment from Kazakhstan.
We stay with you until arrival: school documents, flights, airport pick-up.
Day programmes accept children from the age of 7, residential programmes usually from 11–12. The upper limit is 17–18.
Residential programmes include classes, on-campus accommodation, meals, excursions and the evening programme. Flights and pocket money are paid separately.
Summer enrolment opens in the autumn of the previous year. It is best to decide by March: later there are fewer dates and campuses.
Tell us the child’s age and interests — we will send programmes, dates and cost.
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