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WLV Summer School

WLV Summer School

WLV Summer School will run for 8 weeks from 5th July to 28th August 2026.

Students can come for either 2 or 4 weeks with arrivals dates on:

  • Sunday 5th July (for 2 or 4 week study)
  • Sunday 19th July (for 2 or 4 week study)
  • Sunday 3rd August (for 2 or 4 week study)
  • Sunday 17th August  (for 2 week study only)

If you would like to discuss this further please email: international@wlv.ac.uk or adam.yardley@wlv.ac.uk

Our Summer School programme offers students the opportunity to:

  • Improve your English language and communication skills
  • Develop speaking and listening skills
  • Choose to study an elective class in either Professional Communication or Culture and Media
  • Develop vocabulary

Each week includes:

  • 14 hours of English classes per week
  • 4 hours per week in a special interest area
  • 1 guided national trip and 1 half-day local trip per week
  • Evening social programme
  • Serviced accommodation in halls of residence

Hear from our students: 

"It led me to learn so many new words." Mihyn from South Korea

"I was so thankful that the professors taught and understood me.  If I have a chance to learn again next time, I want to learn again. Thank you for the class." Jihee from South Korea

"I learnt to respect and understand not only Korea but also other cultures." Min from South Korea

"I think it was a good experience. It was also good that professors studied various activities for students." Dowha from South Korea 

Content:

  • Students are tested on arrival and placed in classes appropriate to their levels
  • Classes take place on campus 
  • Classes will be based around cultural themes which will give students an authentic English language learning experience
  • On top of language skills students learn global soft skills that are increasingly seen as important to employers in a progressively globalised world
  • Classes will integrate the development of speaking, listening, writing and reading in interactive classes
  • At the end of the course students will give an academic presentation and produce written work
  • Students completing end of course tasks and with a 70% attendance will receive an end of course report detailing attendance, progress, English level and grade for presentation. 
  • This can be used by partner universities to award credits towards their own degree programmes.

 

Weeks Commencing

Wednesday Day Trip

Friday Half-Day Trip

6th July & 3rd August

Liverpool

Wolverhampton Art Gallery & Wolverhampton Wanderers Stadium

13th July & 10th August

Chester

Birmingham

20th July & 17th August

Cambridge

Shrewsbury

27th July & 24th August

Stratford Upon Avon & Warwick Castle

Bridgnorth

Dates

We are currently planning our Summer School 2025 on-campus programme where students can choose to attend for 2 or 4 weeks, apart from the last start date in August, which would be for a two week stay only.

Start dates 

Sunday 5th July (for 2 or 4 week study)                            

Sunday 19th July (for 2 or 4 week study)

Sunday 2nd  August (for 2 or 4 week study)
Sunday 16th August for 2 week study only). 

 

Fees

Fee 

 

Number of Weeks

 

£1,350 (including accommodation)  2 week stay 
£2,350 (including accommodation) 4 week stay

(Please note fees exclude food). 

Applications close on 10th June at 1pm (UK Time).

Please note this programme is aimed at students aged 18 or over.

 

If you would like to find out more about our Summer School programme, please email: Adam.Yardley@wlv.ac.uk or international@wlv.ac.uk