Of course, there are not only standard or intensive courses that you can attend during language travel in London, but also business English courses. Almost all language schools also offer these, but there are also special business schools that specialize exclusively in teaching business English to very different target groups. You will find language courses that offer general business English as well as courses that teach lawyers, doctors, pharmaceutical representatives, secretaries, IT specialists or other professional groups specific terms, abbreviations and definitions that they need for their day-to-day work. However, it is usually assumed that participants already have a basic knowledge of English, usually at level B1 or even B2. If you do not have this level of English, you should consider a pre-course, either in England directly or at a language school here in Switzerland.
Business courses are also usually aimed at people over the age of 20, usually even from the age of 25. However, you should always check the minimum age with the language school in question, as this can vary considerably. Business language courses also offer you a more upscale ambience than standard programs, which can be noticeable in the rooms, but above all in the accommodation. This is usually a little more exclusive than usual and there are usually no small children in the household.

Before embarking on an English language study trip, it is always important that you inform yourself thoroughly about what the individual schools have to offer. Only if you have sufficient comparative material at your disposal will you be able to find the continuing education, further training and language course that will really support you and in whose environment you feel comfortable.

Once you have received some documents, the first thing to do is to check whether the individual English language schools offer the courses you are interested in. If you are looking for business courses, a language school with a focus on youth travel is unlikely to appeal to you. The basic requirements should therefore be met, including a suitable course, a good location, a small class size and suitable accommodation with good transport connections. You can find out which other selection criteria will help you to find the language school that is best suited to you or your child in the guide "How to choose the right education provider" (see navigation point "Education help" above).