Boston, New England’s Capital city, is a delightful blend of history and modernity with a colonial flair. Boston is called the pedestrian city for its comfortable walk ways, you can go from Back Bay to Beacon Hill and Newbury Street to North End all by foot. Set in the heart of New England, Boston is also close enough to visit many famous U.S. tourist destinations such as New York City, Montreal, Cape Cod, Niagara Falls and Washington D.C.
It’s also the home of many leading Universities like Harvard and offers the visitor many exciting activities including Boston Red Sox baseball games, the Museum of Fine arts and the Freedom Trail.

The Hawaiian Islands are in the Pacific Ocean nearly 4000 km off mainland USA; there are 6 major Islands to visit in Hawaii, Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai, Maui, and Hawaii’s Big Island. These islands are home to one of the world’s most active volcanoes and also the birthplace of surfing and Hula dancing. Hawaii is renowned and special for the warmth of its people.

On each island you will find distinctive characteristics, there is a blend of cultures with much to see and do. The islands offer all types of activities, adventure, sightseeing, beautiful waterfalls, amazing beaches, coffee and sugarcane plantations, pineapple groves and floral air that will energize you.

Los Angeles is one of the largest cities in the USA, second only to New York. Blessed with a wonderfully mild climate  year round, LA is located between Santa Monica and the San Gabriel mountains, its extensive coast-line includes the famous beaches of Malibu and Long Beach.

There are few places in the world like L.A. It is home to Disneyland, Hollywood and renowned cultural institutions. When you decide to study English in Los Angeles, you will be coming to the most glamorous city in the US.

Miami is made up of a diverse range of neighbourhoods and each with their own numerous festivals. Come and experience Little Havana, the Cuban neighborhood, Coconut Grove or wander around the many preserved Art Deco buildings. Miami and its beaches offer you first rate attractions, world class entertainment, dining, shopping, recreational activities and a nightlife that never sleeps plus on average 300 sunny days a year!

New York, the city that never sleeps, the great metropolis of the USA. Famous for its skyscrapers, diverse ethnic neighbourhoods and also for being home to the United Nations Offices. This city has five boroughs, and more than 18 million people, a reflection of this thriving diversity can be seen and felt in the sheer variety of restaurants and activities on offer throughout the city.

Shop in fashionable Soho, watch sport or go to a concert in Madison Square Gardens, visit one of the many leading galleries that make NY the cultural capital of America or ice stake in central park - you can do it all in the big apple, jump in and take a big bite! 

San Diego is one of the most popular destinations in California for international students to study and learn English because of its reputation for being a safe and friendly city.

This beautiful, modern, clean city attracts people from all over the world with its wonderful climate, sunny skies, beautiful beaches, islands and peninsulas. The climate is warm all year which means that you can practice almost any sport any time!

San Francisco is known as one of the most exciting and culturally diverse cities in the world.

Featuring a wide array of international cuisine and exceptional restaurants, an excellent palette of artistic variety (museums, theaters, galleries and art centers), street fairs, a great night life, and wonderful places to visit in and around the city. San Francisco is affectionately called "The City" by its residents.

You will never forget Chinatown, Japantown, the Italian District, The Golden Gate Park and the romantic cable cars. You will certainly discover the meaning of the famous song "I Left My Heart In San Francisco"!

If you like the idea of studying American English in a friendly and uncrowded small city that has a great climate, Mediterranean charm and beach access then Santa Barbara is your best choice. Often referred to as the “American Riviera,” Santa Barbara is a beautiful beach city with vibrant arts and culture scene plus a great variety of attractions, activities and things to do.  For example, there is Stearns Wharf, the Botanical Gardens, the Old Mission Santa Barbara with its 18th century chapel and cloister gardens and the Santa Barbara Art Museum. 

Santa Barbara is approx 140km north of Los Angeles and has some of California’s best scenery on its doorstep including the Santa Ynez mountains, outstanding wineries and beautiful locations for horseback riding, sailing, windsurfing, whale watching cruises and much more.