LILA College in Liverpool has unveiled a new junior summer campus set for summer 2024, alongside securing a UKVI sponsor license to admit international students into its academic programs.
Located at Greenbank College, a mere 20 minutes from Liverpool, the new LILA summer junior center promises a serene and picturesque setting, ideal for students seeking tranquility away from the city’s hustle. This addition responds to the growing popularity and demand for the Liverpool city center junior program.
Available from July 7th to August 4th, the Greenbank College site offers two or three-week courses for students aged 12 to 17. The program includes interactive, project-based English lessons, full-board accommodation in ensuite rooms, and a comprehensive activity schedule.
Leanne Linacre, Director at LILA College, expressed her excitement: “We are delighted to introduce our Junior Campus at Greenbank College. This new offering allows students to enjoy a rich and unforgettable summer experience, combining an exquisite setting with our dynamic curriculum and engaging social activities.”
Furthermore, LILA College has also announced its new status as a UKVI Student Sponsor, a significant milestone for the institution. This license enables LILA College to sponsor international students for A-Level and University Foundation Programmes (UFP), in collaboration with the David Game College Group.
The range of A-Level courses at LILA includes subjects like Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Business, Economics, Psychology, and Sociology. The UFP provides specialized tracks in Business and Finance, Science, and Law.
In addition to academic studies, LILA College offers students the chance to engage in the Football and Coaching program, in partnership with the Steven Gerrard Academy.
Established in 2004, LILA College is dedicated to offering a diverse array of English language and academic programs. Accredited by the British Council and a member of English UK and Quality English, LILA continues to uphold its commitment to quality education, under the leadership of Leanne Linacre, a co-founder of Lead5050.
