English Language Learners at Bangor University

18/11/2022

Brazilian British Council Women in STEM Scholar Lisandra Barroso Matos (MSc Marine Environmental Protection) describes her experience learning English with us before her Masters course.

16/11/2022

Need a flexible General English course for yourself, family or visiting relatives?
Bangor's English Centre offers weekly courses in our beautiful North Wales campus setting.

14/11/2022

Want to study at Bangor University but need English?
Take one of our 2023 English Presessional courses with our expert staff.

06/10/2022

Need help for finding work after graduation? This free course from the British Council can help you start your working life in the UK.

Prepare for work after your UK education by identifying the job skills needed to achieve your career goals with this online course from the British Council.

04/10/2022

Happy students, happy teachers - another 100% pass rate for aour latest Presessional English (PSE) class.

Upcoming dates:
IELTS 4.5: 7th Nov - 24th Mar; £4,950
IELTS 5.0: 9th Jan - 24th Mar; £3,200
IELTS 5.5: 7th Nov - 16th Dec; £2,200
IELTS 6.0: 21st Nov- 16th Dec; £1,200 (one element

24/09/2022

We're looking forward to welcoming our new students on Monday: safe travels all, see you very soon 😊👍

13/08/2022

Find out about the UK study experience!

Get a glimpse of student life in the UK from international students themselves. Discover UK culture, top tips, scholarships, graduate stories and more.

01/08/2022

Learn more about UK university study using this free course organised with Futurelearn and the British Council:

Understand what to expect when you move to the UK to live and study, with this online course from the British Council.

01/08/2022

Coming to the UK? Let the UK Government's Study UK website support you.

Need information and advice about moving to the UK once you have accepted your offer? Here you will find advice on visas, accommodations and life in the UK.

29/07/2022

Whoever you are, whatever you’re doing, make sure you check out this post!

We can add -ever to wh- words so they become: however, whatever, whichever, etc.

This changes them to mean: ‘It does not matter how, what, which, etc.’

Check out our table for some examples, and don’t forget to like and save it! ❤️

Learn more in this blog post 👇

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/however-whatever-whichever-whenever-wherever-whoever

11/07/2022

Need to study English before university?
Apply to Bangor and take our Presessional Classes which run through the year. Experienced instructors, well-designed courses, beautiful surroundings.
Get in touch for more details at [email protected]

30/06/2022

Need help applying for your visa? Some tips for you here.