English Language Centre Bristol

Test Your English E-learning

WELCOME TO ELC BRISTOL

A family-run school, offering intensive General English and examination preparation courses for students from all over the world.

Bristol is a lively university city and the cultural centre of the West of England,

I really hope you like this web site - it was designed by our students! Hopefully, it will answer all your questions.

John Duncan (Principal)

STUDENTS' UNION

The University Students' Union building is located 5 minutes' walk from Pembroke House.

 

The ELC student card allows you to use all the facilities at the Students' Union, including;

  • Bars - On the Ground Floor - it is open every day, has a pool table and a smoking terrace.
  • Anson Rooms - Fantastic for live music
  • Swimming Pool - A 30.5m pool, which costs ELC students just £3.20
  • Market Day - On the First Floor on various days during the year - Fantastic deals on food and clothes
  • Wicked Coffee and Juice Bar - Selling fairtrade coffee at student prices. You can also buy Anson Rooms tickets with no booking fee.
  • Launderette - On the sixth floor - get tokens from Wicked Coffee and Juice Bar
  • Shop - On the ground floor
  • Winston Theatre - On the first floor - ELC Bristol has its 'Welcome Talk' here for new students on main course starting dates. It also hosts stage plays and other productions.

 

Clubs and Societies

 

As a Student at the English Language Centre Bristol, you are also able to join any of the Clubs and Societies that the University has on offer. There are over 170 to choose from.

Clubs Societies

 

This is a brilliant way to meet English students and of course practise your English!

To join, you need to became an 'Associate Member' of the University Union, which is very simple.

  1. Complete an 'Associate Members' form from the office at school
  2. Return the form, two passport photographs and £10 in person with your ELC student card to Alice in the General Office on the third floor of the Students' Union building.
  3. When you join, you will get a membership card.

Once you have your Associate Membership Card, you can join many Clubs or Societies at Bristol University.

Some clubs and societies you may have to pay an extra fee if you need to use the sports centre this is normally about £5 each time you go. You cannot play for the University during week games, only weekends as the universities have strict rules. You can train during the week and of course make loads of new friends!

The clubs and societies which are particularly popular with our students include:

 

 

 

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