The phrase "a language college" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an educational institution that specializes in teaching languages.
Example: "She enrolled in a language college to improve her fluency in Spanish."
Alternatives: "language school" or "language institute".
Oxana Rodionova arrived in the UK on a student visa to study English at a language college in Paddington.
"I was really excited," she says, "about the idea of a language college with a rural dimension.
The Graphic Thought Facility (GTF) was asked to come up with a signage system for Summerhill School, a language college near Dudley.
As a director of a language college, I feel the white paper should give clear undertakings that the government intends to rethink its decision to make modern languages an option in key stage 4. Some 75% of the world is bilingual and British children should all learn a language other than English, at least to the age of 16.
Aylwin held a full-time job with Collège Boréal, a French language college, as an employment consultant and recruiter in the college's 'Employment Options Emploi' office, located elsewhere in the Algo Centre Mall.
The researcher developed a Basic4Android smartphone app (named as Word Learning-CET6) and investigated its effectiveness as a tool in helping English as a Foreign Language college students learn English vocabulary.
St Peter's CofE is a good choice after that; it's a specialist language college.
A popular language college in London is controlled by the leader of an Italian neo-fascist party who has links to the British National party, the Guardian has learned.
Improved grades Well, an Anglo-Irish alliance seems somehow appropriate for this Roman Catholic comprehensive, built by some of Coventry's substantial Irish community 50 years ago and now a specialist language college.
More than 100 people were thought to be inside, 90 staff and students at an English language college among them, including at least 10 students visiting from Japan.
At Shirelands Language College, an inner-city school in Birmingham, England, a portal called the Shirelands Learning Gateway makes it easier for parents to follow their children's progress, and it helps teachers and students keep track of schoolwork and take advantage of individualized instruction.
