Do you recognise these people? If you arrive in Birmingham by train, this 50 metre wall of portraits of major characters from Peaky Blinders will catch your eye on your way out of Birmingham New Street station....

Anyone visiting Malta in the summer is lucky to experience the traditional Maltese festas. Around
100 take place from May to September, and there is hardly a weekend without a celebration. ...

Is English Path Manchester such a great place to study English? .

Is there a better way to get to know a new country than through its variety of dishes?
The island's turbulent history as well as its unique position in the heart of the Mediterranean are
reflected on its colourful plates: Arabic, Italian, French or British influences make Maltese cuisine...

At English Path, our objective is to help our students with every step of their English learning journey.The word path has many uses in English. It can mean...

magine strolling around the colourful streets of Valletta in the hot afternoon sun, or following in the
footsteps of noble knights in beautiful Mdina… What about jumping into the turquoise waters of the
famous Blue Lagoon? Or fancy a traditional Maltese dinner next to the sea?

A quick quiz. Read the questions below and answer them as fast as possible. Don’t think too much about the answers:...

Imagine spending a sunny day in Central London, what would be the first place that pops up in your mind? Would it be taking a stroll along the South Bank, having a picnic in Hyde Park with your classmates, or window-shopping on Regent’s Street?..

Choosing to study at English Path Leeds means you have easy access to travel by bus or train to some of the most beautiful places in the north of England....

A dream became real." "The best English teacher I ever had."

"I had an amazing adventure … it was my 3rd time in Dubai and I had never seen so many things as during this trip."

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Then, ‘The Lion King’ should definitely be one of your top options! 

We recently took our EP London students to watch ‘The Lion King’ musical at the Lyceum Theatre in London, and we loved it! And this is why...

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Here at English Path, we are often asked about ways for students to improve their English outside the classroom. There are lots of things learners of English can do: watch films; meet up and chat with friends in English; read a book, newspaper or magazine....

Many people say that British food is not as delicious or interesting as food from other countries, but here at English Path we completely disagree! If you have never tried a traditional Sunday roast, then you are missing out!...

Here at English Path, we love to discover new places in the UK. I was lucky enough to visit the Peak District recently and had an amazing time exploring the beautiful British countryside.

World Teachers’ Day is a day to remember and celebrate the teachers that have made a big impact on our lives. It was launched in 1994 by the United Nation’s Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO). It is celebrated annually on 5^th October....

With the 27^th James Bond film ‘No Time To Die’ about to be released at cinemas, we thought now would be a good time to recommend some of our favourite 007 adventures. Take a look at the list below to see if your favourite is included....

Last night, the new series of ‘The Great British Bake Off’ started. It is a hugely popular TV show in the UK and the highlight of my week!...

The sad fact is that summer in the UK is well and truly over. While spending time enjoying the British weather in one of London’s parks will have to wait until next year, Autumn is a wonderful time of year to be in the English capital....

This week in our free online English Plus class, we talked about different accents around the UK and looked at Cockney rhyming slang!...