High School Select United Kingdom
A pre-university programme at an English college, for 1 term or 1 semester, between English lessons, A-levels or vocational subjects with British students.
The programme at Chichester College makes it possible to study at an English college with British students, to discover new fields of study and to improve in your favourite subjects.
This experience lies halfway between secondary school and university. It prepares pupils for higher education while strengthening their English, their working method and their independence.
Chichester is located in a very beautiful natural region, near the south coast of England, between Brighton and Southampton, and close to the South Downs National Park.
The city has around 125 000 inhabitants. Its cultural and historical heritage, its preserved Georgian architecture and its 11th-century cathedral make it a pleasant, safe destination that is conducive to study. London can be reached in around 90 minutes by train.
Chichester College is set in extensive grounds, only 10 minutes' walk from the station, the city centre, the shops and the city's attractions. The college takes around 7 500 British students and 200 international students across its various programmes.
In England, the last two years of schooling can follow an academic A-level pathway or a vocational pathway. Chichester College offers international students tailor-made programmes allowing them to take A-level or vocational subjects with English students, without the stress of the final exam.
Personal study is important: students should allow at least 4 to 5 hours per week per subject.
The campus has modern facilities: rooms fitted with interactive whiteboards, a multimedia centre with more than 150 computers, a library, a theatre, a multi-purpose sports centre, a large fitness room, sports fields, beauty and hair salons, a Student Union, a cafeteria, a coffee shop and shops.
Students can take part in the college's sports clubs: badminton, football, netball, running, cross country, athletics, rugby or volleyball. Other clubs are offered, in particular film, drama or cookery.
Activities are also organised for the international students: international evenings, sports meetings, theatre evenings and excursions to London, Brighton or other tourist sites in the region.
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Campus and student life at Chichester College.
Accommodation and campus life in Chichester.
Accommodation with a host family is offered from the age of 16, in a single room, with a bathroom shared with the family, half board during the week and full board at the weekend. The journey time to the campus is around 30 minutes by bus or train.
Woodlands Hall of residence is reserved for students who are minors, aged 16 to 17. Accommodation is offered in a single or shared room, on full board, with meals in the college cafeteria. A supervisory team is present 24 hours a day and a compulsory study session is organised every week.
Westgate Halls takes students from the age of 18, in a single room with a private bathroom, without meals and with access to a shared kitchen. A full-board option is available for a supplement. The residence has communal areas, shared kitchens, a laundry and 24-hour security.
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Westgate: supplement for a more spacious premium room, 40 € per week.
