Edinburgh College – Milton Road Campus
Edinburgh College – Milton Road Campus
Edinburgh College – Milton Road Campus
- From: June 29, 2026
- To: August 12, 2026
Location Highlights:
Situated in the eastern outskirts of Scotland’s vibrant capital city, Edinburgh College Milton Road Campus offers a modern, safe, and well-equipped environment.
The campus combines state-of-the-art teaching facilities and extensive green grounds with fast, convenient transport links to Edinburgh’s iconic historical centre.
Dates
■ Turn 1: 29 June – 13 July
■ Turn 2: 14 July – 28 July
■ Turn 3: 29 July – 12 August
Price
■ £1,100 per week (includes tuition, trips, activities, full board accommodation)
Location: Edinburgh College, 24 Milton Rd E, Edinburgh EH15 2PQ
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Key Facts:
Accommodation
■ Single shared room: Private bedroom equipped with
a comfortable bed, study desk, chair, wardrobe, and
Wi-Fi access
■ Shared bathroom facilities: Shared among a small
group of students in the corridors
■ Laundry: On-site self-service laundry facilities
■ Cleaning: Bedrooms and shared bathrooms are
cleaned weekly
■ Towels and beddings are provided
Age
12–17-year-olds and 18-year olds by exception years old
Available for
Groups and individuals
Discovery Programme
Social Programme
General English
● 15 hours of tuition per week
● CEFR A2–C1, with students placed by levels
● Maximum 18 students per class
● Mixed-nationality classes upon availability
● Course materials and end-of-course certificate included
Our General English programme builds the language students need to use English
confidently outside the classroom. Lessons are interactive and topic-led, taught by
qualified teachers using materials written for young learners rather than adapted
from adult coursebooks.
By the end of a two-week course, students can expect to:
● hold a conversation on familiar topics with greater fluency and less
hesitation
● give a short prepared presentation to their class
● work confidently in a group with students from other countries
● identify their own strengths and next steps, set out in an end-of-course
report
Students take a placement test before arrival and a short assessment on the first
morning, so classes are grouped by level from day one.
Lessons are taught on weekdays, between Monday and Friday.
● Morning lessons: 08:50 to 12:30
● Afternoon lessons: 13:50 to 17:30
Excursions
■ Loch Katrine, Kelpies & Stirling: Loch Katrine Cruise (ticket included), the
Kelpies sculptures, and Stirling Town (Private Coach).
■ Glasgow Cultural & City Tour: Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, walking
tour, and city centre (Private Coach).
■ Edinburgh Old Town Walking Tour: Historic tour covering Grassmarket,
Victoria Street, and the Royal Mile (Train/Walking).
■ Edinburgh Castle: Entry ticket included.
■ Holyrood Palace & Museum of Edinburgh: Entry ticket included to
Holyrood Palace.
■ National Museum of Scotland & Greyfriars Kirkyard: Museum exploration
and historic cemetery walk.
■ Arthur’s Seat & Scottish Parliament: Hike up the extinct volcano and visit
Parliament.
■ Calton Hill & National Portrait Gallery: Panoramic city views and portrait
gallery visit.
■ National Gallery of Scotland: Classic art gallery visit in the city centre.
■ Portobello Beach: Coastal walk and beach relax
■ North Berwick: Excursion to the seaside town in East Lothian.
■ Royal Botanic Garden & Musselburgh Beach: Nature walks & coastal
strolls.
■ Shopping at Princes Street: Free time on Edinburgh’s main shopping street.
Deluxe Programme
Social Programme
General English
● 15 hours of tuition per week
● CEFR A2–C1, with students placed by levels
● Maximum 18 students per class
● Mixed-nationality classes upon availability
● Course materials and end-of-course certificate included
Our General English programme builds the language students need to use English
confidently outside the classroom. Lessons are interactive and topic-led, taught by
qualified teachers using materials written for young learners rather than adapted
from adult coursebooks.
By the end of a two-week course, students can expect to:
● hold a conversation on familiar topics with greater fluency and less
hesitation
● give a short prepared presentation to their class
● work confidently in a group with students from other countries
● identify their own strengths and next steps, set out in an end-of-course
report
Students take a placement test before arrival and a short assessment on the first
morning, so classes are grouped by level from day one.
Lessons are taught on weekdays, between Monday and Friday.
● Morning lessons: 08:50 to 12:30
● Afternoon lessons: 13:50 to 17:30
Excursions
■ Full Day trip to the Highlands.
■ Loch Katrine, Kelpies & Stirling: Loch Katrine Cruise (ticket included), the
Kelpies sculptures, and Stirling Town (Private Coach).
■ Glasgow Cultural & City Tour: Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, walking
tour, and city centre (Private Coach).
■ Edinburgh Old Town Walking Tour: Historic tour covering Grassmarket,
Victoria Street, and the Royal Mile (Train/Walking).
■ Edinburgh Castle: Entry ticket included.
■ Holyrood Palace & Museum of Edinburgh: Entry ticket included to
Holyrood Palace.
■ National Museum of Scotland & Greyfriars Kirkyard: Museum exploration
and historic cemetery walk.■ Arthur’s Seat & Scottish Parliament: Hike up the extinct volcano and visit
Parliament.
■ Calton Hill & National Portrait Gallery: Panoramic city views and portrait
gallery visit.
■ National Gallery of Scotland: Classic art gallery visit in the city centre.
■ Portobello Beach: Coastal walk and beach relax
■ North Berwick: Excursion to the seaside town in East Lothian.
■ Royal Botanic Garden & Musselburgh Beach: Nature walks & coastal
strolls.
■ Shopping at Princes Street: Free time on Edinburgh’s main shopping street
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