Language programmes
Intensive courses, Business English and exam preparation — online or at a school abroad.
Study abroad without guesswork
We help you choose a school and programme abroad by goal, age, level, budget and dates. Instead of trawling through dozens of websites you answer a few questions.
- Seven countries
- From age nine
- Adults, children and school groups
- Chosen by goal
How we choose
A curated selection, not a catalogue of everything
We select programmes with specialist partners who have been running language education abroad for years. EduPlace adds preparation before departure and follow-up after the return. We confirm the specific supplier and school in the offer, before you order anything.
Types of programme
Four ways to study abroad
Language stays
Study at a language school abroad from one week, with accommodation and a supporting programme.
For children and students
Holiday stays from age nine and school trips accompanied by a teacher.
Specialised programmes
Subject programmes abroad beyond language. We're still putting the selection together — get in touch if you're looking for something specific.
What we offer
What we can arrange for you
Specific dates, schools and prices vary by season — we will send them to you tailored to the programme you are interested in.
Language programmes
Business English for real work
Company English built on your presentations, emails and calls. An entry diagnostic, lessons with a trainer and AI practice between lessons.
- A programme of several months, usually 1–2 lessons a week
- Czech Republic
Language course in Malta — adults
English in a Mediterranean setting where English is an official language. The combination of intensive tuition and a longer stay usually costs less than in the UK.
- From 1 week
- Malta
Language course in England — adults
Intensive English study at a language school in England, with accommodation in a host family or a residence. From one week.
- From 1 week, commonly 2–4 weeks
- United Kingdom
Language stay for children and teenagers
Programmes for students from the age of nine: lessons in the morning, sport and activities in the afternoon, supervised accommodation in a host family or on campus.
- Most often 2 weeks during the holidays
- United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta
German in Austria
A German course at an Austrian language school. A nearby destination you can reach by train or car — also suitable for a shorter intensive stay.
- From 1 week
- Austria, Germany
School language trip
A group trip for a whole class or language group accompanied by a teacher. The programme is built to fit the school — length, destination and the balance of lessons and excursions.
- Usually 5–10 days
- United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta, Spain, Germany, Austria
Spanish in Spain
A Spanish course at a language school in Spain. From the basics to fluent conversation, with accommodation in a host family or a residence.
- From 1 week
- Spain
How it works
From enquiry to departure
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You tell us what you're after
For whom, what goal, what level, when and what budget. Through the advisor or by e-mail.
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You get a shortlist
Three to five options that make sense. Not a catalogue of two hundred schools.
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We settle the details
Dates, accommodation, travel, price. All in writing, upfront.
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You prepare beforehand
Before you leave you can get talking with a trainer online or practise with AI. When you're back, you can pick up where you left off.
Before you decide
Who is responsible for what
A stay abroad is an expensive purchase made at a distance. That is why we say up front who supplies what and where our role ends.
- The programme is delivered by the school abroadTeaching, accommodation and the supporting programme are provided by the school and the partner organising the stay.
- EduPlace curates and arranges the programmeWe help you choose, connect you with the provider and get your language ready before you go.
- EduPlace is not a travel agencyYou sign the contract for the stay with the licensed organiser. We do not sell package tours.
- Price, cancellation and complaintsYou receive the terms in writing before ordering. Complaints are handled by the provider; we help you with them.
- What is usually not includedTravel, insurance, pocket money and entry fees, unless a given programme says otherwise.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask
From what age can children go?
Programmes for children and teenagers start at age nine. Younger children usually travel only with a school group or a parent.
Do I need to know the language beforehand?
No. Schools run a placement test on arrival and put you in a group by level, complete beginners included. Getting talking before you leave helps though — that can be done online.
What does it cost?
It depends on destination, length, intensity of teaching and type of accommodation. We send an indicative price for a specific programme — price lists change every season, which is why they aren't on the site.
Do you arrange travel and insurance?
They're usually outside the programme price, but the partner can help with them. Every offer states what is and isn't included.
Can I combine the programme with preparation at home?
Yes — that's the point of EduPlace. Online lessons with a trainer and AI practice before you leave, follow-up conversation after you return so the level you gained doesn't fade.
Not sure what to choose?
Answer six questions and get a shortlist. It takes two minutes.
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