Sentence examples for language college from inspiring English sources

Wolverhampton Girls Highh is another beacon school, a foundation school and language college with fantastic results.

St Peter's CofE is a good choice after that; it's a specialist language college.

EGA Language College EGA language college is a large buzzing multi-ethnic inner-city secondary girls school with 86% of students from ethnic minority groups and more than 50 different languages spoken.

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.

In education, there is a knighthood for Mark Grundy, headteacher of Shireland language college, Smethwick, West Midlands.

But specialist language colleges, set up partly to help secondary schools, have had "little impact".

With the exception of the specialist language colleges and grammar schools, it is the independent sector keeping modern foreign languages alive and providing a disproportionate number of undergraduates.

Modern foreign languages are increasingly seen as elitist, kept alive by the independent sector and selective grammar or specialist language colleges in the state sector, says Fiona Harris, the multilingual officer at the EU's offices in London.

Necessitated in this instance by the Home Office, and the UKBA, who have taken Theresa May at her word and are shutting down private language colleges up and down the country.

Huan Japes, deputy chief executive of English UK, a trade body for language colleges, says a rule of thumb is 360 hours - 120 hours for each of three stages - to get to the standard the government expects benefit claimants to reach.